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Verify System Requirements:
- Search online for "Monster Hunter Wilds system requirements."
- Compare your PC's specs to the listed minimum/recommended specs.
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Update Graphics Drivers:
- Go to NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel's website.
- Download and install the latest drivers for your GPU.
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Windows Updates:
- Click the Windows "Start" button.
- Search for "Windows Update" and open it.
- Click "Check for updates" and install any available updates.
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Verify Game File Integrity:
- Steam:
- Right-click Monster Hunter Wilds in your Steam library.
- Select "Properties."
- Go to the "Installed Files" tab.
- Click "Verify integrity of game files."
- Steam:
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Run as Administrator:
- Right-click the Monster Hunter Wilds executable or Steam shortcut.
- Select "Run as administrator."
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Close Background Applications:
- Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
- In the "Processes" tab, close unnecessary applications.
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Reinstall the Game:
- Steam:
- Right-click Monster Hunter Wilds in your library.
- Select "Manage" then "Uninstall".
- After uninstalling, reinstall the game from your Steam library.
- Steam:
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Shader Cache:
- Locate the Monster Hunter Wilds installation folder.
- Delete any shader cache files within that folder.
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Antivirus/Firewall Exceptions:
- Open your antivirus/firewall settings.
- Add Monster Hunter Wilds to the exception/allow list.
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Compatibility Mode:
- Right-click the game's executable or the Steam executable.
- Select "Properties."
- Go to the "Compatibility" tab.
- Ensure no compatibility mode options are checked.
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Frame Generation:
- If the game launches, open the in game graphic settings.
- Disable Frame generation.
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Check Capcom's Support:
- Go to the official Capcom Monster Hunter Wilds support pages, and the steam community forums.
- Look for known issues and workarounds.
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