ALL PIRATED GAMES ON WINDOWS 10 IS CRASHED AFTER 5 MIN

Hello,can u help me pls? I have very good and new pc.

amd ryzen 1700x

All is best and new. But i can’t play games. When i instaled and begin game in 4-5 min game crashed ? How can i fix it? what is problem? can i block this ? i but new and $$$ pc now can play game. Help me pls?

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Hi Nikola, this could be die to a number of factors . . .

The ‘Pirated’ games may have come from a dodgy website and may be corrupt or even worse, may even be causing issues/corruption with/of your system . . .

More likely this is caused by your video card driver:

Open Device Manager (accessible by right clicking your Start Button)
Expand the Display Adapters Section
Right click your video card and choose Properties
On the Driver Tab, choose ‘Roll back Driver’

If the Roll Back options is grayed out, right click your video card and choose Uninstall, when asked, confirm deletion of the driver files

Either way, restart your PC once done . . .

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First, try restarting your graphics driver:
Press Windows key + Ctrl + Shift + B

If that does not work.

Press Windows key + X
Click Device Manager
Expand Display adapters
Right click the current display adapter
Click Properties
Click Driver tab
Click Rollback driver if the option is available

If not
Right click the current display adapter
Click Uninstall
Check the box that says, «Delete the driver software for this device.”
Exit Device Manager
Restart

Go to Start -> Settings -> Update & security, then Check for updates and install any available updates.

You might need to update the display driver from the manufacturer of your computers website.

If you have an nVidia, AMD ATI video card or Intel HD graphics installed, you can download the latest drivers from their website.

First, determine what type of graphics you have installed.

Press Windows key + X
Click Device Manager
Expand Display adapters

Once you have determined the graphics driver, go the vendors website and search for the driver in the download section:

Intel — Downloads for Graphics Drivers — Drivers & Software — Intel
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/80939/.

Some of these sites offer autodetect options.

As future Windows 10 feature updates are released it will introduce incompatibility with older devices and PC’s. Certain components will not support these changes as observed by some users not seeing transparency anymore or brightness functions missing. Recommendations include, rollback, block the upgrade or consider upgrading components in your system such as graphics, storage, BIOS, motherboard or purchase a new Windows 10 PC.

There seems to be some early adopter issues at this time with Windows 10 1803, if you can, I recommend you downgrade to your previous version until the Spring Creators Update matures with future cumulative updates.

Open Start > Settings > Update & security > Recovery > under Go back to my previous version of Windows 10, click Get started.
or
Press Control + Alt + Delete
Click Sign out

At the Sign In screen, hold down the shift key on your keyboard while clicking the Power button on the screen
Continue to hold down the shift key while clicking Restart
Continue to hold down the shift key until the Advanced Recovery Options menu appears

Click Advanced options

Click Go back to the previous version of Windows

FIX: Computer crashes while playing games in Windows 10

• Unexpected errors such as your computer crashing when playing games can ruin your experience.
• If your games keep crashing on Windows 10, use a third-party tool to update your drivers.
• Make sure you downloaded all the game prerequisites to stop the PC crashes while gaming.
• Also, keep an eye on your computer’s heating, and make sure the dust isn’t causing overheating.

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Windows 10 is a very gamer-friendly operating system, and the fact that it is becoming the leading gaming platform in the world proves that.

But, things may not be as smooth as they should always because there’s a chance that you could encounter some problems while playing games on Windows 10.

Some gamers recently reported that their computer randomly crashes while they’re playing games. And since this is a serious and very annoying issue, we’ll see what we can do to solve this problem.

So, if you’re encountering crashing problems on your Windows 10 computer, try some of the following solutions.

How can I fix game crashing problems in Windows 10?

1. Install Latest Drivers

Windows 10 had problems with drivers compatibility since day one, and those problems are not resolved yet. So, there’s a chance your current graphics card driver isn’t compatible with Windows 10.

All your drivers need to be updated, but doing it manually is very annoying, so we recommend you to download a driver update tool to do it automatically.

DriverFix

2. Install Proper Software

Most of today’s games require some additional software to work properly. In most cases, these programs are DirectX and Java.

So, make sure you install all the required software and then try to play the game again.

If you’re not sure which programs you need to install in order to play your desired game, try to google a little bit, or read the game’s documentation.

Note: some games will not install if you don’t also have these specific programs. Most often then not, they will ask you to install them during the setup process.

If you happen to have such games installed but not the software, trying to reinstall the game might also help you out.

3. Make sure the PC doesn’t overheat

Overheating is one of the most common instigators of sudden crashes on PCs. Especially if you’re running something which is power-intensive as modern games certainly are.

Your PC is automatically programmed to shut down in case the CPU or GPU temperature hits the critical levels. That way, it protects itself from major hardware failures.

Which are quite common after the extended exposure to the heat. So, what you’ll need to do is to check the cooling system, clean all fans, remove all dust and debris, and move from there.

Also, applying the thermal paste to the CPU is a must. It’ll reduce the overheating substantially. Moreover, you should also add some additional coolers if there’s free space to do it.

Just make sure that your power supply isn’t overwhelmed. If you need some software to follow the temperature changes, you can download SpeedFan and check the readings or even control the rotation of the main fans.

4. Disable background programs

1. Right-click on the Taskbar and open Task Manager.
2. Select the Startup tab.
3. Disable all unimportant and resource-heavy applications.
4. Restart your PC and look for changes.

Even though the game is probably taking the most of your system resources, additional background programs can hog on your RAM or CPU, which can also result in sudden shutdowns or crashes.

For that matter, we advise you to disable those resource-hogging applications in order to reduce the toll they put on your PC. Here’s how to disable background apps from starting with the system:

5. Skip on the onboard sound device

1. Right-click on the Start menu and open Device Manager.
2. Navigate to Sound, video, and Game controllers.
3. Expand this section, right-click on the onboard sound device and Disable it.
4. Close Device Manager and restart your PC.

The generic sound driver provided by Windows 10 Update for onboard sound device occasionally collides with other devices, especially GPU.

That might lead to GPU failure, which will eventually lead to crashes, which eventually leads to a repetitive nerve-wracking experience. And we don’t want that.

So, it’s advised to remove the onboard sound device and use only the Realtek one. That way, you should be able to avoid the possible conflicts between the devices.

6. Scan for malware

1. Open Windows Defender from the notification area on the taskbar.
2. Choose Virus & threat protection.
3. Select Quick scan.
   
4. If you want a more thorough scan, select Scan options instead.
5. Then, select Windows Defender Offline scan.
   
6. Click Scan now.

It’s hard for malware to cause as critical issues as this one certainly is, but, nonetheless, lately, we see a lot of crypto-mining malware that steals your CPU resources.

For that purpose, we advise you to perform a thorough scan with either Windows Defender or any third-party antivirus you have at your disposal.

There are many third-party options that will scan your computer and succesfull get rid of any malware they find.

7. Check your Hardware

Maybe the problem isn’t related to the system at all, maybe it’s on your hardware. While I was looking for proper solutions for the game crashing problem in Windows 10, I saw one user had a problem with my GPU.

Namely, I didn’t have a power supply strong enough for my graphics card, and that caused him a lot of problems.

So, keep in mind to check if your computer is assembled right, and if you find out that something’s wrong, just change your current components with the proper ones.

The special emphasis goes to RAM and HDD. Sometimes the HDD gets corrupted, or the RAM memory stick gets broken.

So make sure everything works fine in order to exclude the hardware as the possible reason for the crashes while gaming.

We also have to mention the compatibility problems with the games themselves. Some older games (10+ years old) are simply incompatible with Windows 10, therefore there’s nothing you can do to play them on your PC.

That’s about it, I hope this article helped you to solve the problems with the game crashing on your Windows 10 PC. If you have any comments or questions, just reach for the comment section below.

How to fix game crashes in Windows 10

• Games keep crashing in Windows 10 for many reasons, such as an outdated driver or other software interference.
• To fix this error, you should check your antivirus settings or the Windows built-in security solution.
• When all games are crashing on your PC, make sure to test your computer hardware.
• Also, you should verify the additional settings you may have done for the GPU.

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There are millions of gamers on Windows platform, and since most users have updated to Windows 10, it’s safe to say that Windows 10 is currently the most popular gaming system.

Despite its popularity, it seems that games crash on Windows 10, so let’s see if we can fix this somehow.

Many of us enjoy playing video games on our PC, but some users reported that games crash on Windows 10. Here are some annoying problems reported:

• Games crashing to desktop – If you’re having this error, the problem might be your game’s configuration; try changing the game’s settings and check if that solves the problem
• All games crashing – Some users reported that all games crash on their Windows 10 PC; this can be a big problem, but you should be able to fix it by using one of our solutions
• Steam games crash Windows 10 – Almost all gamers use Steam, but several users reported that Steam games crash on their PC; to fix this problem, be sure to verify the game cache of your Steam games
• Old games crash Windows 10 – According to users, it seems that older games crash on Windows 10; if you’re having the same problem, you might be able to fix it by running the games in compatibility mode
• Windows 10 crash when playing games – If you’re having this problem, the issue might be related to your display drivers; simply reinstall or update your drivers and check if that solves the problem
• Games crash Windows 10 randomly – If games crash randomly on Windows 10, the issue might be your overclock settings; to fix the problem, remove overclock settings and check if that solves the issue
• Games crash on startup – Several users reported that they can’t play games because they keep crashing on startup; to fix the problem, you need to check and remove any third-party applications that might be interfering with your games

How can I fix game crashes in Windows 10?

1. Update your display drivers

Depending on what type of graphics card you’re using it’s always good to keep your drivers updated. To do so, you need to find the model of your graphics card and visit the manufacturer’s website.

If there are Windows 10 drivers available make sure that you download them, but if your manufacturer didn’t release Windows 10 drivers yet you can just download the latest drivers for Windows 8 instead.

All your drivers need to be updated, but doing it manually is time-consuming, so we recommend you to use a third-party solution to automatically update your drivers.

DriverFix

2. Check your antivirus

If games crash on your Windows 10 PC, the problem might be related to your antivirus.

Some antivirus tools can interfere with your games and cause this error to occur. However, you can fix the problem simply by checking your antivirus configuration.

First of all, look for Gaming Mode feature and enable it. Many antivirus applications have this feature, and by using it, you’ll ensure that your antivirus isn’t interfering in any way with your games.

If that doesn’t work, try adding the game’s directory to the exclusions list in your antivirus and check if that helps.

If the issue still persists, you might want to consider disabling your antivirus as a temporary fix. In last case scenario, you might have to uninstall your antivirus.

Many users reported issues with AVG antivirus, but other antivirus tools can also cause this problem to occur.

For the Norton users, we’ve got a dedicated guide on how to completely remove it from your PC. There’s a similar guide for McAffe users, as well.

Sometimes switching to a different antivirus software can fix the problem, and if you’re looking for a new antivirus, you might want to check our recommended solution.

The tool offers great security features and supports Gaming Mode, so it won’t interfere with your games in any way.

3. Update your Windows 10

If this is a Windows 10 issue, it’s always good to keep your Windows 10 up to date. This seems like a major problem, so it’s most likely that Microsoft will fix this issue with a next Windows 10 update.

If your drivers are updated as well as your Windows 10, in most cases that’s enough to fix any game crashes. If the problem persists, it will probably be fixed with newest Windows 10 update.

4. Run your games in window mode

As you probably know most games can be run in windowed or fullscreen mode, and if you experience crashes with your games on Windows 10 it doesn’t hurt to try running them in windowed mode.

To do this, you need to go to video settings in your game and find the option to run it in window mode.

Many games come with an application that allows you to set display settings before running the game, so you can try using them as well if you can’t start your game.

If you’re interested in how to solve game issues in fullscreen mode, check out this useful guide.