Studio keeps crashng

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#1

Studio just keeps crashing each time i open it and i do not understand why. I am using windows 11 btw.


I do not need solutions like “Reboot your pc”. And if this is the wrong category please tell me which category is correct.

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#2

Yup, it happens too, especially whenever I try to Play or Run the game, it just crashes?
I tried everything as well, still nothing. Roblox as always.

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#3

Let’s hope that we will solve that problem man.

#4

Try uninstalling and reinstalling the program or alternatively delete the Roblox folder in your local driver. Had this issue a few times but I’m not quite sure if I remember if this is the correct solution.

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#5

Appears to be a Studio Update, that occured.

#6

Uninstall Roblox and Roblox Studio, then delete the folder %localappdata%\Roblox. This will clear all your settings and data for the client and for studio, which could be corrupted. You can then restart your computer (to be safe), and then install Roblox again.

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#7

All of that did not help sadly.

#8

Did you update studio ? If so I’m having the same issue due to the update.

#9

Is it crashing imidiatly without any errors after opening for you too?

#10

Yes
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#11

Try reinstalling Roblox Studio and running it as Administrator.

#12

Doesnt work, i’ve tried it and nothing happens.

#13

Yea this also doesn’t work for me.

#14

Hmm. When did this start happening? Did you make any update before noticing the crashes? I’m kinda lost here but you could try the things below:

Use Revo Uninstaller on intense searching to fully remove anything that Roblox Studio might store on your PC. Clear all Roblox related files in your temp folder. Reinstall Roblox Studio.
If even that doesn’t help check Event viewer for software and hardware errors.
If there are no errors that are related to the problem, I’m kinda confused.
Maybe try updating drivers.
Run

sfc /scannow

in your command bar, it checks for corrupted system files and replaces them.

If ALL of this doesn’t work the only option i see is flagging the process and listening to it’s activity, seeing what process it gets dropped by and why, but before I explain how, try the things I’ve already said.

edit: fixed markdown

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