Client Not Responding/Freeze/Game Not Loading

BehemothClaw6·Sep 26, 2019·3 votes·1,829 views

Tried to play a regular match, couldn't load into game. Client shows up as a blank icon in the taskbar. In Task Manager shows up as non responsive. I obviously got leaver for that first match. I've tried loading in practice tool since then. I tried looking for adobe air files, initiating full repair, uninstalling and reinstalling the game. I am using windows 10 64 bit. I've tried running troubleshooting, running in administrative mode, running with compatibility for windows 7. running with both of those settings turned off. Tried properties>Disable fullscreen optimizations both on and off. Problem occured with new patch I am guessing? Cannot play a single game. Tried other fixes like turning off Avast antivirus while the game is running, closing only the league of legends program and not the [not responding] client program. The program is not causing memory leaks or a cpu load it's just not functioning.

Is it just me? Is there a fix I haven't tried? If it's just me please do list.

2 Comments

KVG NomNomsSep 27, 20191 votes

My client crashes about once per day in the loading screen, but I am unable to even minimize it or go to another program, (like task manager). My only solution is to fully restart, or log out of my windows profile.

BehemothClaw6Sep 27, 20191 votes

It was a just me thing. I resolved the issue so I am just going to post the solution and move on. I read other places that it was the Nvidia Graphics driver program that was to blame and that instantly gave me a clue. Basically if you run more than 2 screens at any given point in time before running league of legends you have a chance not only to crash during a game but also to just not load up. I had to restart my computer without my third screen plugged in. [I did actually remove it before playing league as I've faced this issue before causing crashes during ranked] I my computer didn't crash as a result of unplugging it prior to play and I thought everything would be ok, but that wasn't the case.

Actually I am also wondering if it has the same effect on those who have a virtualized output like streamers if they also are using at least 2 screens before streaming.

If you're wondering what I use the third screen for, it's to display whatever is on my desktop to friends or family members that way we can watch anime/tv/video games together. I have one screen to run stuff behind the duplicated monitor and I don't really use the third most of the time.