Can't install games and stuck loading screens😖
Can't install games and stuck loading screens😖
Case:Fsp atx mid tower cmt10
CPU: i7 9700k
Gpu: gtx 1660ti
Mb:gigabyte z390 ud
RAM: dual crucial ballistic lt sport 8gb total
SSD
u800 adataHdd: Seagate barracuda
Psu: 650 bq watt EVGA 80+ bronze
So I just built my PC like a week ago and finally got windows 10 installed, I've installed all my mb and gpu drivers too, the problem is that everytime I try to play games such as csgo fortnite and splitgate, when I ready up I get sent to loading screen then back to the lobby, I installed my games on a hdd and windows on SSD, I installed all gpu drivers and made sure my RAM was running at it's rated speed, everything seems fine, I've uninstalled and reinstalled my games over and over again yet still the same problem I checked for windows updates, still the same problem, I turned off my PC for about an hour and still the same problem, I did a factory reset but kept all my files and reinstalled the gpu drivers and I FINALLY got to play fortnite with a friend... For like 30 mins, everything was fine until we switched game modes and tried to play duos, my screen froze and I couldn't hear my friend and then back to the lobby, I also tried repairing the easy anti cheat thing but that did nothing and made kinda worse where I couldn't even open the game anymore, I dont wanna do another reset cause it's only gonna work for 30 mins I don't know the problem but here's one thing, my PC says I have no network connection but I'm browsing the internet right now🤔 I'm gonna restart my router tommorow(today) cuz it's late and I'm really tired but I hope anyone has any other solutions, but here is my PC build
Case:Fsp atx mid tower cmt10
CPU: i7 9700k
Gpu: gtx 1660ti
Mb:gigabyte z390 ud
RAM: dual crucial ballistic lt sport 8gb total
SSDu800 adata
Hdd: Seagate barracuda
Psu: 650 bq watt EVGA 80+ bronze
"It all started with frustration. After attempting several times to install new games, I was met with error messages and a persistent 'please wait' screen. It seemed as if the game installation process itself had become corrupted, requiring a factory reset. However, after performing the factory reset, the system refused to complete the installation process entirely, preventing me from installing any new games. Desperate, I reverted back to my original state of mind and initiated a factory reset again; however this time the computer would not let me install any new games."
russellron
10-19-2018, 05:26 AM #2Here’s a rewritten version of your story, focusing on the core problem and solution:
"It all started with frustration. After attempting several times to install new games, I was met with error messages and a persistent 'please wait' screen. It seemed as if the game installation process itself had become corrupted, requiring a factory reset. However, after performing the factory reset, the system refused to complete the installation process entirely, preventing me from installing any new games. Desperate, I reverted back to my original state of mind and initiated a factory reset again; however this time the computer would not let me install any new games."
EVGRClutch
10-19-2018, 08:10 AM #3You know, at this point it sounds like you are having trouble with your HDD. You shouldn't be storing your games on it anyway. If you bought an SSD expecting a better performance, then you need both your operating system and your games installed on it because it is based on how fast your drive can read and write data to and from your O.S. Try that first and see if that works. You should also get another 8gbs of ram.
“I’m having trouble with audio in this game. Initially, I couldn’t hear my friends during gameplay, and I wasn’t sure if they could hear me. I checked various sound settings within the game itself, but nothing seemed to work. I suspected a driver issue, so I reinstalled them, but it didn't resolve the problem. The audio is now coming from my speakers, yet I can still hear in-game sounds through my headphones – which is strange. I was considering uninstalling and reinstalling all my audio drivers, but I’m unsure if that will fix this specific issue. Interestingly, I can communicate perfectly with my friends via Discord, suggesting it might be a problem isolated to this game's audio system.”
Here’s a rewritten version of the text, aiming for clarity and flow while preserving the original meaning:
“I’m having trouble with audio in this game. Initially, I couldn’t hear my friends during gameplay, and I wasn’t sure if they could hear me. I checked various sound settings within the game itself, but nothing seemed to work. I suspected a driver issue, so I reinstalled them, but it didn't resolve the problem. The audio is now coming from my speakers, yet I can still hear in-game sounds through my headphones – which is strange. I was considering uninstalling and reinstalling all my audio drivers, but I’m unsure if that will fix this specific issue. Interestingly, I can communicate perfectly with my friends via Discord, suggesting it might be a problem isolated to this game's audio system.”
Sounds like you just have to change where you want the sound to come from in the 'sound control panel' screen. I had a similar issue where the sound was only coming out of my headset, and I had to simply change it to come out of my speakers instead. Just type 'sound settings' in the search bar', click on the app that pops up, and click on 'sound control panel' in the top right corner of the screen under 'related settings'.