#Preparing epic games launcher drivers#

Find and open My Games then find the Rocket League folder.Open the File Explorer on your computer.Make sure the Enable Cloud Saves checkbox is unchecked.Open the Epic Games Launcher and click on Settings.If there's a chance that your version of the game has become corrupted somehow then this should force Rocket League to fix the problem by itself. It forces Rocket League to make a new folder or file for the game. Players with this problem have reported that this solution can help. Method #1: Rename the Rocket League Folder If the above doesn't help you, it's time to move onto the Rocket League won't launch troubleshooting. If you've installed new software and the game no longer works, uninstall it and launch the game again.Close any unnecessary programs that are open and test again (use the task manager).Remove any Command-Line Arguments on the Epic Launcher.If there are any Steam Launch Options, remove them.Trying to play video games on damaged hardware could make the problem worse so replacing the faulty pieces should be your priority.Ensure you do the following checks if the above is working fine: Remember to check all these things first and ensure your hardware is running smoothly.

#Preparing epic games launcher drivers#

If your drivers are not up to date then this could also cause you problems playing video games and potentially even launching them. For people who have played Rocket League before, if you're noticing problems with other games too then there's a chance you have some kind of other hardware or software problem causing Rocket League to fail to launch.We advise you to look into your graphics card, CPU and internal temperatures to ensure there's no deeper hardware problem. Make sure your computer matches or is better than those requirements otherwise you won't be able to play it anyway. If you've never played Rocket League before then the first thing you need to do is check the system requirements. Preliminary: Before Attempting these Methods