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This might actually work for you but people have stated that it can still crash their game throughout playing, Its at your OWN RISK if you decide to play Match Making due to the fact I've told you possible crashing is still a factor and any Cooldown ban you gain is at your own cost, obviously I hope the game runs perfectly and without crashes but be warned.
If you have been a naughty player and get cool downs of 7 days, please don't play competitive until you are fully satisfied with the results of the fix (if it works) Go play Death Match or Casual for an hour or two until you are completely sure it'll not crash/freeze.
Hopefully Valve will release an update which will fix the ever so horrible issues that have been caused by the Update from [- 01/04/2015 -] which are FPS Drops, Unloadable game, Game Crashing/Game Freezing.
FIX:
Locate "\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo.exe" and right click the file and goto properties, once in properties UNCHECK 'Run As Administrator' and also UNCHECK 'Compatibility Mode' and then press 'Apply' then click 'OK'.
Proceed with loading Steam and selecting Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and press Play, Hopefully this has fixed the current update bug that has caused it to crash/freeze.
FIX 2:
A user called gruhl on a different Topic who has the same issue posted the following:
Go to your CS:GO folder, find csgo.exe (the application which starts the game) and DELETE this app. Then go to steam library - Right click CSGO - Go to properties - Local files - Verify integrity of Game Cache. When it's done you will get new csgo.exe file. Then right click on this new csgo application - Properties - Compatibility, and UNCHECK everything.
Go to Library - CS:GO - Properties - Set launch Options - cl_disablehtmlmotd 1
Then run the game from steam and check if it helps.
Keeping upto date with your system requirements/updates/support/drivers/etc:
Update your system:
CPU/BIOS Updates:
Intel CPU[www.intel.com] AMD CPU[www2.ati.com]
MAC Users:
MAC Updates[support.apple.com]
GPU Updates:
Open Steam and click the "Steam" button at the top left of the application, select "Check for Video Driver Updates" - Simple but effective way to update your GPU/Graphics Card.
Windows Updates:
Press Start and then type in the search box "Windows Update" - Once Windows Update loads up, Check for updates and download/install them.
Java/Flash Updates:
Java Update[java.com]
Flash Update[www.adobe.com]
.NET Framework
.NET Update[go.microsoft.com]
Making sure your computer is updated will guarantee stabality when running applications, regardless if it's a game or not, Always keep up to date!
Black Screen:
Posted on another thread by the user Lurd Veeder
1. Open your Steam library
2. Search for CS:GO and right click on it
3. Select properties
4. Here select "Launch options"
5. and type in "-autoconfig"
6. Launch CSGO.
CSGO.exe has stopped working
1: Move out your cfg folder that is located at:
Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
2: Start your game and configure your game settings back to normal and thats it.
CSGO.exe has stopped working - Alternative
1: Go to the following location:
Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
2: Search and remove the file called "valve.rc" from within the cfg folder and delete or move that file from the cfg folder.
3: Load CSGO and play.
Note:
Do not "VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME CACHE" after removing the full cfg folder or "valve.rc" file as it will only be re-downloaded causing the fix to not work.
Only Verify if you really need to but remember that if you do, you'll have to complete the following fix again, which only takes a few minutes.
Razer Synapse
Razer Synapse is our unified configuration software that allows you to rebind controls or assign macros to any of your Razer peripherals and saves all your settings automatically to the cloud. No more tedious device configurations when you arrive at LAN parties or tourneys, as you can pull them from the cloud, and get owning right away.
With that said, a user under the name of liydah Said that closing Razer Synapse has helped fix their problem with CSGO.
It's a quick and easy thing to do for those users having CSGO problems with that specific mouse/software.
Intel Laptop Problems/Display Adapter/Vertex Processing
A user under the name of jediking2000 discovered a fix for his laptop which made loading/playing impossible but fixed it after downloading Intel Display Adapter Management Tool and then changing a settings to Hardware Vertex Processing DISCOVERED BY ME, I COPY PASTED FROM ANOTHER DISCUSSION)
This might actually work for you but people have stated that it can still crash their game throughout playing, Its at your OWN RISK if you decide to play Match Making due to the fact I've told you possible crashing is still a factor and any Cooldown ban you gain is at your own cost, obviously I hope the game runs perfectly and without crashes but be warned.
If you have been a naughty player and get cool downs of 7 days, please don't play competitive until you are fully satisfied with the results of the fix (if it works) Go play Death Match or Casual for an hour or two until you are completely sure it'll not crash/freeze.
Hopefully Valve will release an update which will fix the ever so horrible issues that have been caused by the Update from [- 01/04/2015 -] which are FPS Drops, Unloadable game, Game Crashing/Game Freezing.
FIX:
Locate "\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo.exe" and right click the file and goto properties, once in properties UNCHECK 'Run As Administrator' and also UNCHECK 'Compatibility Mode' and then press 'Apply' then click 'OK'.
Proceed with loading Steam and selecting Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and press Play, Hopefully this has fixed the current update bug that has caused it to crash/freeze.
FIX 2:
A user called gruhl on a different Topic who has the same issue posted the following:
Go to your CS:GO folder, find csgo.exe (the application which starts the game) and DELETE this app. Then go to steam library - Right click CSGO - Go to properties - Local files - Verify integrity of Game Cache. When it's done you will get new csgo.exe file. Then right click on this new csgo application - Properties - Compatibility, and UNCHECK everything.
Go to Library - CS:GO - Properties - Set launch Options - cl_disablehtmlmotd 1
Then run the game from steam and check if it helps.
Keeping upto date with your system requirements/updates/support/drivers/etc:
Update your system:
CPU/BIOS Updates:
Intel CPU[www.intel.com] AMD CPU[www2.ati.com]
MAC Users:
MAC Updates[support.apple.com]
GPU Updates:
Open Steam and click the "Steam" button at the top left of the application, select "Check for Video Driver Updates" - Simple but effective way to update your GPU/Graphics Card.
Windows Updates:
Press Start and then type in the search box "Windows Update" - Once Windows Update loads up, Check for updates and download/install them.
Java/Flash Updates:
Java Update[java.com]
Flash Update[www.adobe.com]
.NET Framework
.NET Update[go.microsoft.com]
Making sure your computer is updated will guarantee stabality when running applications, regardless if it's a game or not, Always keep up to date!
Black Screen:
Posted on another thread by the user Lurd Veeder
1. Open your Steam library
2. Search for CS:GO and right click on it
3. Select properties
4. Here select "Launch options"
5. and type in "-autoconfig"
6. Launch CSGO.
CSGO.exe has stopped working
1: Move out your cfg folder that is located at:
Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
2: Start your game and configure your game settings back to normal and thats it.
CSGO.exe has stopped working - Alternative
1: Go to the following location:
Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg
2: Search and remove the file called "valve.rc" from within the cfg folder and delete or move that file from the cfg folder.
3: Load CSGO and play.
Note:
Do not "VERIFY INTEGRITY OF GAME CACHE" after removing the full cfg folder or "valve.rc" file as it will only be re-downloaded causing the fix to not work.
Only Verify if you really need to but remember that if you do, you'll have to complete the following fix again, which only takes a few minutes.
Razer Synapse
Razer Synapse is our unified configuration software that allows you to rebind controls or assign macros to any of your Razer peripherals and saves all your settings automatically to the cloud. No more tedious device configurations when you arrive at LAN parties or tourneys, as you can pull them from the cloud, and get owning right away.
With that said, a user under the name of liydah Said that closing Razer Synapse has helped fix their problem with CSGO.
It's a quick and easy thing to do for those users having CSGO problems with that specific mouse/software.
Intel Laptop Problems/Display Adapter/Vertex Processing
A user under the name of jediking2000 discovered a fix for his laptop which made loading/playing impossible but fixed it after downloading Intel Display Adapter Management Tool and then changing a settings to Hardware Vertex Processing
Go look my video man : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOwSdMsAi88
simply make the "csgo.exe" in the csgo install folder run in compatibility mode: "windows 8" and you're good to go :D