BASIC TWEAKS:
Update Your Graphics Card Drivers: Regularly updating your drivers resolves compatibility issues with the latest games as developers often optimize them for new releases.Set Graphics Settings to Medium or Higher: Sometimes lower settings are hard for the GPU to render properly due to poor game optimization from the developers.Run the Game as Administrator: Doing this can resolve problems caused by permission issues. Right-click on your Steam or Epic launcher you are using and click on Run as Administrator.Re-login Your Account: In many cases, logging out and then re-logging into your account can resolve the problem.Disable Overlay: Disabling overlays from programs like Discord, Steam, GeForce/Nvidia App, or any other program with an overlay feature can help. Incorrect Date and Time Settings: Sometimes, incorrect date and time settings on your PC can cause issues, especially with online games or software that rely on server synchronization. This mismatch can trigger unexpected crashes or errors, including “Unhandled Exception: EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION.” ʃ⇛ Right-click on the tray clock icon → Adjust date and time → Set time zone automatically Toggle On or manually → set the correct Time zone → Set time automatically toggle on.
1. Verify and Repair Game Files
First, ensure that any missing, corrupted, or altered data is restored to its default state, as this can also cause the error. Once everything is done, re-launch the game and check if the problem is resolved.
2. Delete Crash Dump Files
Crash Dump Files, created when a game crashes, store information about the error to help developers debug issues. Over time, these files can accumulate and consume significant disk space, potentially causing the game to crash repeatedly. Deleting these files can quickly free up space and fix instability issues caused by these logs. Once done, relaunch the game to see if the issue is resolved.
3. Clear RAM Cache with RAMMAP (OPTIONAL)
This method is beneficial when you occasionally face issues while playing games, especially if you’re operating with less RAM. Using RAMMAP makes it easy to identify and clear unnecessary cached data to free up memory. This process helps free up memory and ensures the game has sufficient resources to run without conflicts.
4. Try Compatibility Mode for Older Systems
Running a game in compatibility mode can be effective because it adapts the game to your modern system’s setup. Many games, particularly those not fully optimized for newer Windows versions, can behave unpredictably or crash. Compatibility mode can align better with certain hardware drivers or configurations that the game struggles to handle. Once everything is configured, give it a try. In my personal experience, this method has worked with quite a few older games or even newer ones that were rushed during development.
5. Reinstall the Game Completely
If other fixes haven’t worked, reinstalling the game is a straightforward solution to eliminate any corrupted or missing files. This method helps refresh everything on your PC, including configurations, bugs, or connectivity conflicts. It also clears outdated cache or corrupted game data, allowing a fresh reinstallation to resolve the issue.
6. Wait for Official Developer Patch
If the error persists, the best option may be to wait for an official patch from the developers. As Marvel Rivals is a new game, issues could be caused by bugs or optimization problems that only the developers can fix. Keep an eye on the game’s forums, social media, or patch notes for updates. Once the patch is released, update the game and it should resolve the problem. That’s it! After following these steps, we hope your problem is resolved. For any tech-related issues, visit Appuals.com. Good luck!
