Crashing your car in a videogame might surely be fun, but when it's the videogame doing it? Not so much. So if you have been having problems with Forza Motorsport crashing, we have a handy guide to help you fix the problem.
We have finally gotten our hands on the latest iteration of the Forza Motorsport series. This seems to be planned to be a clean reboot and a sort of going back to basics for the long running series.
But not everyone is having fun with the game. Some people are complaining about Forza Motorsport crashing, so we are here to help.
How To Fix Forza Motorsport Crashing On PC
If you have had the experience of Forza crashing, then we recommend as the first thing to do, to update or reinstall your video drivers. This is a quick and easy solution.
It's also important to make sure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements for the game. If you see the game stuttering or just having poor framerate, try to lower the graphics.
In case this doesn't work, there are some further steps you can try:
- Disable any third-party software you may have running alongside the game. Programs like Discord, RGB, or MSI Afterburner, or even overlay like GeForce Experience, Steam, or Origins.
- You may want to check the integrity of the game files, in case something got corrupted during the download and installation process. You can do so on the app you have installed the game on.
- Turn on Vsync, if you don't already have it on.
- Perform a clean boot of your computer, before trying to play Forza Motorsport.
If none of these fixes works, then reach out to Microsoft for further help and advice. You can reach out to them on X send them a message through their support website.
How To Fix Forza Motorsport Crashing On Xbox
Often, Forza Motorsport may crash if you're trying to play online or your console might have some problems running it decently.
Here are some things to try:
- Change the power-saving options to Instant-on mode.
- Close other running games or apps, (for Series X|S also close others running in quick resume)
- Remove any connected device, or additional USB's from the console then restart the Xbox and see if it solves the issue.
- Change DNS settings (You can use the public google DNS primary: 8.8.8.8, secondary: 8.8.4.4, unless there is a different DNS you would rather use)
- Clear Persistent Storage.
- Go to Settings > Select Device & Connections > Then Blue-Ray
- Select Persistent Storage > Clear Persistent Storage
- Try an alternate Mac address.
- Go to Settings > Select General > Then Network Settings
- Go to Advanced Settings > Alternate Mac address > Select Clear
- Select Restart
If none of these fixes works, then reach out to Microsoft for further help and advice. You can reach out to them on X send them a message through their support website.
That's all we have for you on fixing Forza Motorsport. For more tips and tricks on the game, check out its Steam Deck performance and cars list.