Re: Game stuck on first loading screen after launch (2024)

FAQs

Why do I get stuck on the loading screen? ›

To resolve a laptop stuck on the loading screen: Restart the laptop, Boot in Safe Mode, Perform a system restore, Run startup repair, Disconnect all external devices, Update essential drivers, Scan for malware, Check the hard drive for errors, Reset BIOS/UEFI settings to default, Reinstall the operating system, or ...

Try renaming your The Sims 4 folder to something else. Then start the game. If the game does not start and crashes after renaming your folder when you try to start it new, then try a game repair. If the game starts, it will create a new The Sims 4 folder.

If your Laptop stuck at loading screen (circles spin but no logo), follow steps below to fix. Shut down your laptop > boot into system recovery (press f11 repeatedly as soon as you press the power button) > then, select "Troubleshoot"> "Advanced options"> "System Restore". Then, follow on-screen instructions to finish.

Games loading slow on PC can be caused by too much software running at the same time, which slows down the computer's response time. To improve the situation, you can close unused programs running in the background. Step 1. Reboot the PC.

Initial loading of GTA 5 for PS4: 1 minute and 33 seconds.

The game has a huge map with no loading screens between. And a ton of cars, NPCs, and players (if Online) always moving around the map in real time. It takes a fair bit to set everything up. Part of the loading process is also trying to find a lobby to enter if Online.

Go to Documents/Electronic Arts/The Sims 4/ on your PC or Mac. Delete the localthumbscache. package file from this folder. Enter the cache folder and delete all files that end in .

If your computer keeps freezing, the cause is probably software-related. Other possible culprits include corrupt drivers, malware, or damaged hardware.

The Windows 10/11 stuck on welcome/login screen error can occur because your computer is trying to connect to the available wireless connection. Another cause of this error is faulty hardware. An example of faulty hardware that can cause this error is the internal drive or SD card of your computer.

Why is my PC stuck in startup? ›

This frustrating scenario can be caused by various issues, from hardware failures to corrupted system files. Before diving into more complex solutions, ensure that the problem is not due to temporary glitches. A simple restart might sometimes resolve the issue.

If your page is slow to load or stuck on loading: Check you internet connection. Clear your browser's cache and cookies and restart your web browser. Try a different web browser.

Software: outdated or incompatible software programs can cause devices to freeze or leave apps stuck in a loop. Storage: if your device runs out of storage, one of the first indicators is often a stalling or frozen screen. Drivers: drivers allow your device and operating system to communicate.