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Are you getting bluescreen of death when playing Overwatch 2? I did to up until I searched for a fix for another problem related to gaming (OW2 as well, lol). To my surprise this fix also 100% stopped the bluescreens for me. Now, it may not work for you depending on your system but it worked for!

First of all, if you are using RTX Voice from Nvidia, UNINSTALL IT! There are several reports that conclude by uninstalling RTX Voice the BSOD's stop. Somehow Overwatch 2 is not compatible with the ai filters used by RTX Voice, so when trying to communicate the game crashes instead.

If that doesn't help, take a look at:

 

It's all good ❤️

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