CSGO keeps freezing in-game

[DEX]

When I spawn in game my csgo freezes and the only thing i can do is hit the power button in my PC but its not a simple fixed ive tried a lot including a freaking factory reset on my PC! still it wont work. Anyone have any advice?

[Daddy-Salami]

Could be lots of things.
Did you reinstall just cs go and test it? Did you install all drivers?
Do you have problems with any other games?

[✪Art Of Magic]

Pc specs could help .... Ingame options also ...

[DEX]

Originally posted by Art Of Magic:

Pc specs could help .... Ingame options also ...

sorry I forgot to mention a week ago it ran perferctly and by ran perfectly I mean no crahses for almost 2,000 hours of gameplay

[DEX]

Originally posted by Fap4life:

Could be lots of things.
Did you reinstall just cs go and test it? Did you install all drivers?
Do you have problems with any other games?

reinstall is a joke ive done everything any youtube video has said, and this is also happening with Warthunder so i think it might have soemthing to do with my memory but idk also it dosnt make sesnse since I got a facotry reset why isnt my pc working

[Daddy-Salami]

Originally posted by Too Big To Fail:

Originally posted by Fap4life:

Could be lots of things.
Did you reinstall just cs go and test it? Did you install all drivers?
Do you have problems with any other games?

reinstall is a joke ive done everything any youtube video has said, and this is also happening with Warthunder so i think it might have soemthing to do with my memory but idk also it dosnt make sesnse since I got a facotry reset why isnt my pc working

Could be your RAM then... Can you do a RAM test?
I meant when you reinstalled Windows, did you just install the drivers and cs go and test it, or did you install all your software and tested it?

[DEX]

Originally posted by Fap4life:

Originally posted by Too Big To Fail:

reinstall is a joke ive done everything any youtube video has said, and this is also happening with Warthunder so i think it might have soemthing to do with my memory but idk also it dosnt make sesnse since I got a facotry reset why isnt my pc working

Could be your RAM then... Can you do a RAM test?
I meant when you reinstalled Windows, did you just install the drivers and cs go and test it, or did you install all your software and tested it?

I sent it in to a pc repair place to fix it and they said the drivers where messed up and it needed a reset so I guess the drivers didnt matter

[Daddy-Salami]

But did you install all the drivers correctly now?

[DEX]

Originally posted by Fap4life:

But did you install all the drivers correctly now?

is there a way to check and also just did memory test and it said "no errors detected"

[Daddy-Salami]

Originally posted by Too Big To Fail:

Originally posted by Fap4life:

But did you install all the drivers correctly now?

is there a way to check and also just did memory test and it said "no errors detected"

Yeah just go to device manager. Ahh good, which program did you use to test the memory?

[DEX]

Originally posted by Fap4life:

Originally posted by Too Big To Fail:

is there a way to check and also just did memory test and it said "no errors detected"

Yeah just go to device manager. Ahh good, which program did you use to test the memory?

The built in windows memory diagnostic

[MЦЛСHЖ€§]

How To Fix Counter Strike: Global Offensive Crashes And FPS Drops On Windows 10

Solution 1 – Make sure that Compatibility mode is disabled

Users report that Compatibility mode can cause some issues with Counter Strike: Global Offensive on Windows 10, so it’s advised that you turn it off. To turn off Compatibility Mode do the following:

Go to Counter Strike: Global Offensive installation directory and locate csgo.exe. By default the installation directory should be:

\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\

Find and right click csgo.exe. Choose Properties from the menu.
Navigate to the Compatibility tab and uncheck Run as Administrator and Compatibility mode.
Click Apply and OK to save the changes.

Run the game again to see if the issues are resolved.

Solution 2 – Delete csgo.exe and add cl_disablehtmlmotd 1 launch option

Go to Counter Strike: Global Offensive folder, locate csgo.exe and delete it.
Now go to your Steam Library.
Find Counter Strike: Global Offensive and right click it.
Choose Properties.
In Properties window navigate to Local tab.
In Local tab click Verify integrity of Game Cache.
When the process is completed go once again to the CS:GO installation directory and locate csgo.exe.
Repeat all the steps from Solution 1. In addition make sure that everything is unchecked in csgo.exe Compatibility Tab.
Go back to your Steam Library once again and right click CS:GO and choose Properties.
Click on Set launch options.
In new window enter -cl_disablehtmlmotd 1.

Save the changes and start the game.

Solution 3 – Use -autoconfig Launch option

If you’re having issues with black screen while starting CS:GO you should try the following solution:

Open Steam library and locate Counter Strike: Global Offensive.
Right click it and choose Properties.
Click Launch options and enter -autoconfig.

Save changes and start the game.

Solution 4 – Move your cfg folder

If Counter Strike: Global Offensive is crashing and you’re getting csgo.exe has stopped working message try this:

Go to Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg directory. Move cfg directory to another location, for example your Desktop.

Try starting the game again.

In addition some users report a similar solution:

Go to Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg folder
Inside the cfg folder locate valve.rc file and move it or delete it.
Try starting the game again.

We have to mention that this solution will change your game settings to default, so when you start the game for the first time make sure that you customize your settings.
Solution 5 – Change fastprox.dll to fastprox.dllold

Users have reported that Counter Strike: Global Offensive instantly closes on Windows 10 after the game starts. According to the users the best fix for this solution is to update your Nvidia display drivers with the latest version, but if the problem persists you might want to try the following:

First show file extensions for files. To enable this option do the following:

In File Explorer click the View tab and then click Options.
show-file-extensions
In Folder options window go to View.
Make sure that you uncheck Hide extensions for known file types.
show-file-extensions-2

Now you can see the file extensions and you can proceed.

Go to C:\Windows\syswow64\wbem\.
Find the fastprox.dll and rename it to fastprox.dllold.

If you cannot access webm folder or can can’t rename the file you might have to take ownership of the file / folder. To do that follow these instructions:

Right click the folder or file that you cannot access. Choose Properties.
Go to Security tab and click Edit.
Find your username or group in the Group or user names and select it.
In the list below check Full Control.
Save changes and you should have full access to that file or folder.

[DEX]

Originally posted by MЦЛСHЖ€§:

How To Fix Counter Strike: Global Offensive Crashes And FPS Drops On Windows 10

:csgoa: Solution 1 – Make sure that Compatibility mode is disabled

Users report that Compatibility mode can cause some issues with Counter Strike: Global Offensive on Windows 10, so it’s advised that you turn it off. To turn off Compatibility Mode do the following:

Go to Counter Strike: Global Offensive installation directory and locate csgo.exe. By default the installation directory should be:

\SteamApps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\

Find and right click csgo.exe. Choose Properties from the menu.
Navigate to the Compatibility tab and uncheck Run as Administrator and Compatibility mode.
Click Apply and OK to save the changes.

:csgogun: Run the game again to see if the issues are resolved. :csgoskull:

:csgob: Solution 2 – Delete csgo.exe and add cl_disablehtmlmotd 1 launch option

Go to Counter Strike: Global Offensive folder, locate csgo.exe and delete it.
Now go to your Steam Library.
Find Counter Strike: Global Offensive and right click it.
Choose Properties.
In Properties window navigate to Local tab.
In Local tab click Verify integrity of Game Cache.
When the process is completed go once again to the CS:GO installation directory and locate csgo.exe.
Repeat all the steps from Solution 1. In addition make sure that everything is unchecked in csgo.exe Compatibility Tab.
Go back to your Steam Library once again and right click CS:GO and choose Properties.
Click on Set launch options.
In new window enter -cl_disablehtmlmotd 1.

:csgogun: Save the changes and start the game. :csgoct:

:csgox: Solution 3 – Use -autoconfig Launch option

If you’re having issues with black screen while starting CS:GO you should try the following solution:

Open Steam library and locate Counter Strike: Global Offensive.
Right click it and choose Properties.
Click Launch options and enter -autoconfig.

:csgogun: Save changes and start the game. :csgoglobe:

:csgohelmet: Solution 4 – Move your cfg folder

If Counter Strike: Global Offensive is crashing and you’re getting csgo.exe has stopped working message try this:

Go to Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg directory. Move cfg directory to another location, for example your Desktop.

Try starting the game again. :csgoanarchist:

In addition some users report a similar solution:

Go to Steam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo\cfg folder
Inside the cfg folder locate valve.rc file and move it or delete it.
Try starting the game again.

We have to mention that this solution will change your game settings to default, so when you start the game for the first time make sure that you customize your settings.
Solution 5 – Change fastprox.dll to fastprox.dllold

Users have reported that Counter Strike: Global Offensive instantly closes on Windows 10 after the game starts. According to the users the best fix for this solution is to update your Nvidia display drivers with the latest version, but if the problem persists you might want to try the following:

First show file extensions for files. To enable this option do the following:

In File Explorer click the View tab and then click Options.
show-file-extensions
In Folder options window go to View.
Make sure that you uncheck Hide extensions for known file types.
show-file-extensions-2

Now you can see the file extensions and you can proceed.

Go to C:\Windows\syswow64\wbem\.
Find the fastprox.dll and rename it to fastprox.dllold.

If you cannot access webm folder or can can’t rename the file you might have to take ownership of the file / folder. To do that follow these instructions:

Right click the folder or file that you cannot access. Choose Properties.
Go to Security tab and click Edit.
Find your username or group in the Group or user names and select it.
In the list below check Full Control.
Save changes and you should have full access to that file or folder.

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I run windows 7 will this work?

[MЦЛСHЖ€§]

No harm in trying, also...

Verify Game Cache

Update Motherboard / Sound / GPU Drivers / .net framework update

Turn off Razer Synapse (notorious CSGO messer upper)

Disable Game DVR in Windows Xbox app settings

If you have Intel display adapter, download Intel Display Adapter Management Tool and then change settings to Hardware Vertex Processing

[ROCKA]

Try reduce graphics quality to Medium.

[Frank Dux]

GS-GO is dead. Done with GD-GO, it's dead brother, I've tried all the possibilities, it doesn't work, it leaves you in any session!