How to fix pes 2021 crash?
How to fix pes 2021 crash?
To fix pes 2021 crash, follow these simple steps
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Make sure your graphics card drivers (Nvidia or AMD) are up to date. Outdated drivers are a major cause of crashes.
For AMD users, updating to the latest beta driver (e.g., v20.8.3 or newer) has resolved crash issues for many.
Nvidia users should also clean install the latest drivers
If you have a 12th gen Intel CPU (or newer with efficiency cores), PES 2021 may crash due to issues with e-cores.
Download and install the free tool Process Lasso.
Open it, go to Options CPU CPU Sets..., and assign PES 2021 to run only on performance cores (P-cores).
On Steam, right-click PES 2021 in your library, select Properties Local Files Verify Integrity of Game Files. This checks for and repairs corrupted files.
If you’re using patches or mods (like Dreampatch), disable or remove them and test if the game runs. Some mods can cause crashes, especially after updates.
Right-click the game executable, choose Run as administrator.
Try running the game in compatibility mode for Windows 7 or 8.
Close unnecessary background programs, overlays, and disable Windows Game Bar to free up resources.
Sometimes, security software can block or interfere with the game. Add PES2021.exe to your antivirus/firewall exceptions.
Reduce graphics settings and turn off V-Sync to improve stability.
Some users report crashes or infinite loading screens caused by extra USB devices. Unplug all unnecessary peripherals before launching the game.
Navigate to %USERPROFILE%\Documents\KONAMI\eFootball PES 2021\ and delete the “Settings” folder. This resets video/audio options and can resolve stuck loading screens.
If none of the above work, uninstall PES 2021, delete all related folders (including saves and settings), restart your PC, and reinstall the game.