Is PUBG crashing spoiling your game? Here's how you can fix the issue

PUBG is highly popular these days. In fact, it also won the Best Game of 2018 title on Google Play Store, and gamers can list out many reasons why PUBG Mobile is what it is today. One of them is the fact that it’s a multi-platform game, apart from mobile it’s also available on PC and Console. But sometimes, users complain that they are unable to launch PUBG because it abruptly crashes after the game logo hits the main screen.

PUBG has acknowledged issues with regard to launching the game, and according to what they have to say about it on their support forum, these issues are mainly caused due to insufficient memory on your desktop/laptop. PUBG has also advised players to keep a tab on the minimum system requirements for a trouble-free gaming experience. Below are some tips to help you fix these issues.

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PUBG crashed? How to fix the issue

Tip 1: While playing PUBG, make sure to free up some RAM. And let’s face it, PUBG is undoubtedly a resource-intensive game. More the available RAM, better are the chances of smooth PUBG experience. Before your start PUBG, make sure you don’t have any other apps or services running in the background.

Tip 2: Try running the steam client as Administrator so that you have zero background restrictions. Right click on Steam client icon > run as Admin.

Tip 3: Additionally, you can check PUBG’s integrity. Go to Steam > Library > Right click PUBG > Select properties > Select Local Files tab > Select PUBG integrity check.

In case you continue to face issues, you need to contact PUBG support with .nfo file on your computer. Here’s how you can obtain .nfo file:

Step 1: Press and hold Windows key and then simultaneously press R. Open Run command window > Type MSINFO 32 > Click OK.

Step 2: Click the File menu in the System Information window. Click Save. Set the desired path to save .nfo file and click Save. You are done!