Yashaswini Naik

You’ve probably heard of Gameloop as it’s the official Android emulator for PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty Mobile. It’s a great emulator, but we’ve seen users reporting that Gameloop keeps crashing on their PCs especially when gaming. If you’ve encountered the same issue, no worries, we’ve got some working fixes for you to try.

You don’t have to try them all, just work your way down the list until you find the one that does the trick!

1: Run as admin

2: Close unnecessary background programs

3: Enable virtualization

4: Check your antivirus software and firewall

5: Update your graphics driver

6: Configure Gameloop settings

7: Update/reinstall Gameloop

Sometimes Gameloop may need admin privileges to run properly. You can provide them simply by running Gameloop in administrator’s mode. Just right-click the Gameloop icon, then click Run as administrator.

If Gameloop still crashes randomly, try the next fix.

Gameloop is lightweight and can run well even on low/medium-end PCs. But it’s still recommended to shut down unnecessary programs while you’re using Gameloop. Programs running in the background may take up a lot of resources and interfere with Gameloop, causing the crashing issue. Here’s how to completely kill the programs running in the background:

If you’ve closed all the unnecessary programs but Gameloop still crashes, try the next fix.

Virtualization technology allows two or more operating systems to run on one physical PC. Enabling virtualization can improve Gameloop’s performance and may solve the crashing issue.

First, you need to check if virtualization is already enabled on your PC. If not, you’ll need to enable it in BIOS.

Disable Hyper-V

Turning on virtualization doesn’t guarantee that the crashing issue will go away. There’s a Windows feature called Hyper-V, which could cause interference when virtualization is enabled. You can turn off Hyper-V with the following steps:

If you’ve enabled virtualization but Gameloop still crashes on your games, move on to the next fix.

If Gameloop is blocked on your PC, it could even crash at startup. If you use any antivirus software, make sure to add Gameloop to the whitelist/the exception list. You can also test the issue with your antivirus off, but you’ll need to be extra cautious. Do not download suspicious files from the internet when your PC is not under protection.

In addition, you can check if the Windows Firewall has blocked Gameloop. If so, you can allow Gameloop through the firewall so that it can run properly.

If this fix doesn’t solve your problem, try the next fix.

If your graphics driver is outdated or faulty, it may trigger issues when Gameloop is running. You may want to make sure yours is up-to-date and functioning properly.

There are two ways to keep your graphics driver up-to-date. One is to manually update it via Device Manager. If Windows doesn’t detect a new available update, you can search on the manufacturer’s websites. Be sure to download only the driver that’s compatible with your Windows version.

Automatic driver update – If you don’t have the time, patience, or computer skills to update your driver manually, you can, instead, do it automatically with Driver Easy. Driver Easy will automatically recognize your system and find the correct driver for your exact graphics card and your Windows version, then it will download and install it correctly:

Restart your PC for the new driver to take effect. If updating the graphics driver doesn’t solve your problem, try the next fix.

If the fixes above didn’t work for you, you can try adjusting the settings of Gameloop. It’s best to tweak the settings based on your PC specs so you can allow Gameloops to use more computing resources if possible. It may also help improve the stability when Gameloop is running and solve the crashing issue.

Remember to reboot your PC to save the changes and let them take effect. If this still doesn’t solve your problem, there’s one more fix you can try.

You may need to update or do a clean reinstall of Gameloop if the crashing issue persists. Using a new version may fix known bugs and will likely reduce crashes.

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