DCs EVERY game

xLiberate·Nov 19, 2019·4 votes·2,045 views

Someone always DCs in my games....usually in the loading screen, and it's because the loading screen is freezing the entire system. I have opted to open Task Manager on my second monitor but it's really frustrating having to restart games...especially games I felt winnable only to get slotted into a team that goes 0-10 by 15m.

Edit: If this happens to you as well the fastest way to get back into game is NOT a force shutdown, CTRL ALT DLT and LOG OFF, then log back in, your computer automatically closes every program but it doesn't have to fully restart so it's significantly faster, even if you have a solid state. Most important thing is the green circle, if it stops spinning you gotta act fast. Good luck!

4 Comments

SliroNov 19, 20194 votes

For me, the game freezes my pc, and i cant even open task manager. i literally have to turn off my pc clicking the phisical button. This is getting out of control im done

Crazy Yeti GuyNov 19, 20191 votes

I am having a similar issue. Sometimes it is managable; but I still experience odd framerate stutters that de-sync what is happening from what I see. For the record, I am still able to play 7 Days To Die, SevTech Ages, and other high RAM games just fine that are also graphic intensive without any problems. This is a limited issue related to League that wasn't very apparent until recently.

xLiberateNov 20, 20191 votes

Ya, I really have no idea what causes it but it's not computer specs (I don't think anyways) because I run Gears 5 on all ultra settings and stream it on high refresh rates, it's VERY frustrating because it's such a widespread problem that I see it happen once at least every 3 games, and happens to me about every 5 or so. It happens more frequently IF I'm tabbed and messing around, but that's not the only time it happens, sometimes it will just be League open when the freeze hits.

xLiberateNov 20, 20191 votes

Ya, I mean if you don't have a second monitor to have task manager up you're boned - however, I've found a workaround, when you CTRL ALT DELETE, don't open task, instead just log of current user and then log back in. When you do log back in, it's significantly faster than a force shutdown.