Step 1: Don't panic
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Many games work in PPSSPP, and we're always fixing bugs.
Step 2: Change your settings
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Some settings, especially ones meant for speed, can cause crashes. Under System, there's a way to reset PPSSPP's settings to defaults. Try this first of all.
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Otherwise, try turning off (in order):
- Enable cheats (under System)
- Enable networking/WLAN (under Network)
- Fast memory (under System)
- Locked CPU clock speed (under System)
- Retain changed textures (under Graphics)
- Disable slow framebuffer effects (under Graphics - uncheck it to turn off disabling)
- Anything under hacks in Audio or Graphics
- Frameskipping (under Graphics)
- Simulate block transfer effects (under Graphics - only if you have to)
The first four are the most common causes, by far.
If you had to turn off 'Simulate block transfer effects', 'Frameskipping', or 'Fast memory' - you've found a bug. The other settings can be unstable.
Step 3: Check your disc file
Check the CRC of your ISO, and make sure it's a good copy. Sometimes files can become corrupt, and if you downloaded it, you may easily get a hacked/broken/partial disc. See the FAQ to learn how to get games that will work properly.
Step 4: Update your drivers (PC only)
Even if you play other amazing games which don't crash, your video drivers can still be the problem. Emulators tend to use features of video drivers that most other games don't. Authors of emulators routinely discover bugs in video drivers for this reason.
Updating your operating system or drivers (if they come separately) often tends to help. With some old video cards, there may be specific versions that work best - search the forum or Google for your card.
Step 5: Try the latest version
PPSSPP often gets fixes and updates. Even if you're using the latest stable version, the latest git build may work even better, and may have already fixed any issue you're hitting.
Step 6: Check the forum and reports
PPSSPP's forum has info on whether the game works for other people, and PPSSPP's reporting section logs reports people made from PPSSPP, along with their system details.
This can help you find if there's a certain version of PPSSPP that used to work, or a certain CRC that's known broken, or even if it just has never worked for anyone.
If all else fails
Try to find a good way to reproduce the crash, and create a log of the crash. On Android, an 'adb logcat' can help a lot, and on Windows, running DebugLog from a git build will generate a log.
Make sure to search for an issue first, and if you can't find one, create one. Remember to include as much information as you can.
If you can't get any log/error message
For Windows
Try to run PPSSPP in safe mode or with clean boot enabled
Turn off any programs that might cause issues
For Android/iOS
Turn off any apps that might cause issues
Restart your Device