1. Delete the WTF, CACHE, and INTERFACE folders in the game installation directory;

2. Repair the wow client, there is a repair file in the wow folder;

3. Clean the case, remove dust, and wipe the graphics card and memory module;

4. Home remedies, I don’t know if they will work. . I saw someone else say on the Internet, change wow.exe to wow .exe, that is, add a space after wow (try it, to be honest, I also think this method is weird...)

5. In the end, it is impossible to reinstall the system and wow (this method is very painful... very disappointing)

The following is the official statement on #132

You may need to reinstall Install the game, but you must first delete the entire game, including the entire game directory.

Confirm that your motherboard, graphics card, and sound card drivers are the latest and most stable and appropriate drivers.

Rename or delete your interface directory in your World of Warcraft installation directory, and then move all the files in your WTF and WDB directories to other folders. When you re-run World of Warcraft, these files will be rebuilt with default values.

Create a game shortcut for wow.exe, then right-click the shortcut, select Properties, and add -opengl after the target item. Note the space. For example: "D:\World of warcraft\WoW.exe" -opengl

You can also use the –windowed parameter to run in windowed mode, as long as there is a space between the two parameters.

When you are playing World of Warcraft, we strongly recommend that you close all background programs. Simply put, when you play games, don't run any background programs. (Including programs such as firewalls, etc.)

Check the status of your hard drive. Use the ScanDisk/Defrag page command in the Run window to check if your disk has excessive fragmentation or errors. If you are using a hard drive larger than 127GB, please make sure you have applied the latest Microsoft patch

World of Warcraft will run at the maximum state of your hardware, so if you have overclocked your hardware If so, please jump it back to normal operating frequency.

If your hardware does not dissipate heat well, it will also cause the game to freeze. You can try adding a fan or opening the case to improve cooling conditions.

Finally, there is a killer trick, which is initially estimated to work - uninstall DirectX 9.0b and upgrade to 9.0c.