To fix Roblox crashing on Windows 11, follow these straightforward steps. First, clear the Roblox cache. Open the Run dialog by pressing `Win + R`, type `%appdata%`, and hit Enter. Navigate to the `Local` folder and find the `Roblox` directory. Delete the `Roblox` folder, uninstall Roblox, and then reinstall it.
Next, disable fullscreen optimizations for Roblox. Search for Roblox in the Start menu and select “Open File Location” for the Roblox Player app. Right-click the Roblox application, choose “Properties,” and go to the “Compatibility” tab. Check “Disable Fullscreen Optimizations” and enable “Run this program in compatibility mode for” Windows 7. Apply the changes.
If Roblox still crashes, try disabling browser extensions. Use a different browser, like Microsoft Edge, to see if the issue persists. If Roblox works fine, go back to your main browser and disable extensions one by one to find the problematic one. Also, clear the browser cache and cookies for the Roblox.com domain.
Ensure your GPU driver and Windows are up to date. This can resolve many performance-related issues. Additionally, close any resource-intensive processes to free up system resources for Roblox. This simple step can often make a significant difference.
Lastly, check your firewall and anti-malware settings to ensure they are not blocking Roblox. If necessary, inspect Roblox logs for any error messages, such as HTTP error code 401, which can provide clues to the issue. By following these steps, you should be able to resolve Roblox crashing on Windows 11 effectively.