This article provides guidance on how to resolve crashing issues in League of Legends.
1. Preliminary Fixes
Check internet: A stable internet connection is essential for playing League of Legends. If you are experiencing connectivity problems, check your internet speed at Fast.com or Speedtest.net. Should the speed be insufficient, consider restarting your router/modem or contacting your Internet Service Provider (ISP).Update Graphics Driver: An outdated graphics driver can lead to game performance issues. Learn how to check for and update your graphics driver here.Update Windows: Regular updates can improve the performance of Windows. It is recommended to keep your system up to date to prevent issues. Instructions to update Windows can be found here.
2. Repair Game Files
Corrupted or missing game files can cause crashes. Repairing the game files will trigger a scan of all files and will replace any that are missing or corrupted.
3. Close Background Programs
Other applications running in the background, such as Discord, Steam, or the Epic Games launcher, can interfere with the game. These programs can increase CPU usage, resulting in game crashes. Therefore, it is advised to close any non-essential background processes.
4. Change League Client Settings
Sometimes the problem may lie within the League client itself. Running the client in DX9 mode may help, especially on lower-end PCs. You should also consider running the client as an administrator and enabling DX9 legacy mode in the settings.
