Roblox keeps crashing primarily due to several common reasons: outdated or incompatible graphics drivers, insufficient system resources (like low RAM or CPU power), corrupted or overloaded cache, conflicting software (especially antivirus or other running apps), corrupted Roblox installation files, unstable network connections, outdated operating systems, overloaded background processes, and overly high graphics settings. On mobile devices like iPhones, low memory or storage issues and incorrect time/date settings can also cause crashes. Additionally, hardware issues or specific conflicts, such as with peripherals like the Logitech G920 wheel, may provoke crashes. To fix this:
- Update graphics drivers and operating system.
- Clear Roblox cache.
- Close unnecessary background applications.
- Temporarily disable antivirus software.
- Lower in-game graphics settings.
- Reinstall Roblox if files are corrupted.
- Ensure stable network connection.
- Check for and resolve hardware or peripheral conflicts.
These steps are effective for various platforms including PC, Microsoft Store version, and mobile devices like iPhones.
