Hi everyone!
I fixed this issue by going to the BIOS and enabling the AVX feature. It seems that my AVX feature was disable by default. Why don't you try this?
Let me know!
I want to say Thank You for coming back into this topic and sharing your fix with all of us. You put a definition to the very unfriendly and unintuitive "Error Code 0xc000001d" message. 🤜🤛
It would have been really nice if Bethesda/XBOX/Microsoft would have expanded the error message with a short description of the cause. Even a snarky message like:
"Error Code 0xc000001d" "Sorry you spent all that time downloading our new game. You know as well as we do, your 14 year old Alienware should have been retired when Windows 11 was released!"
Yes, my CPU is 14 years old!
Starfield is the only game that has refused to run on it, so far!
I knew Starfield would likely not run, had to try it tho, since I'm already a Game Pass subscriber. A new computer is in my future, not a priority right now tho.
PC gamer since before Windows 95 was released on 13 floppy discs!
I was likely the first person in my small town to buy a 3Dfx VooDoo Banshee video card back when dirt was young!
Alienware Aurora R2
Quad Core I5-750
GTX1050Ti
16GB RAM
2 X 1TB SSD drives
2 X 2TB HDD
Dual boot Windows 10 Pro & Windows 7 Pro
Again, Thank You for your insight!
Peace and long happy life to all of you!
Technicool