Valorant Kept Crashing
So these kept occuring everytime I restarted the PC or just turned on the PC before. But now I just got a new motherboard and this kept happening game after game after game after game. But when I tried the repair button, it just said the game is up to date. After the game is finished (I need to queue up for this to happen) then I would be able to repair or update the game. Pls send some help
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Frequent crashing in Valorant, especially after a hardware change like a new motherboard, can be due to several factors such as driver issues, software conflicts, or corrupted files. Here are some steps you can try:
1. Update Your Drivers: Make sure all your hardware drivers, especially your GPU drivers, are up-to-date. Visit your manufacturer's website for the latest drivers.
2. Check for Windows Updates: Ensure your Windows OS is fully updated. Sometimes, missing updates can cause instability. 3. Reinstall Riot Vanguard: Vanguard, Valorant's anti-cheat software, may need a fresh install: - Uninstall Riot Vanguard via Control Panel. - Restart your PC. - Launch Valorant which should automatically reinstall Vanguard. 4. Run as Administrator: Right-click the Riot Client and select "Run as administrator." 5. Disable Overlays: Applications like Discord, Nvidia GeForce Experience, or other screen recording software can cause crashes. Try disabling them to see if stability improves. 6. Check Game Files: Although the repair tool says your game is up-to-date, try uninstalling and reinstalling Valorant completely. 7. Modify Power Settings: Go to Control Panel -> Power Options and select "High performance." If the issue persists, consider submitting a ticket to Riot Games support for more tailored troubleshooting steps.
2. Check for Windows Updates: Ensure your Windows OS is fully updated. Sometimes, missing updates can cause instability. 3. Reinstall Riot Vanguard: Vanguard, Valorant's anti-cheat software, may need a fresh install: - Uninstall Riot Vanguard via Control Panel. - Restart your PC. - Launch Valorant which should automatically reinstall Vanguard. 4. Run as Administrator: Right-click the Riot Client and select "Run as administrator." 5. Disable Overlays: Applications like Discord, Nvidia GeForce Experience, or other screen recording software can cause crashes. Try disabling them to see if stability improves. 6. Check Game Files: Although the repair tool says your game is up-to-date, try uninstalling and reinstalling Valorant completely. 7. Modify Power Settings: Go to Control Panel -> Power Options and select "High performance." If the issue persists, consider submitting a ticket to Riot Games support for more tailored troubleshooting steps.
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