Experimental Physics was officially launched on Steam last month, and it brings a lot of mysterious enemies. The game has secrets and challenges, but some players have reported multiple crashes. Today, in this article, we will share some of the most common fixes you can use to resolve.
BONELAB System Requirements
To run BONELAB on your system, you require a 60-bit processor and an operating system. Not to mention, your system should have an SSD and a 32GB Windows virtual memory cache to get the best performance.
Also, you can play this game using VR to explore the game.
Allocate virtual memory.
Since using at least 32 GB of virtual memory to get the best performance is recommended, you can use the following instructions:
- Open Windows Settings (Windows + I) and head over to About from the system.
- Click on the Advance system settings, and then go to the Advance tab.
- Open Settings under Performance, and then click on the Advance tab.
- Click on Change Settings for Virtual Memory.
- Uncheck “Automatically manage page file size for all drivers,” then click on the driver and choose a custom size to assign the new memory allocation based on your performance.
Note: Microsoft recommends 3x RAM or 4GB RAM to protect your system from instability.
Update your game.
Developers acknowledge the issue and have rolled out the patch update. Check for updates; if there is any update, do the update and install it on your PC.
- Open Steam and head over to the library.
- Right-click on the BONELAB from the sidebar, and choose the update option.
- It takes some time; keep patience while a game is updated.
Update your drivers.
You can use Driver Booster to update your PC’s drivers to the latest version. Otherwise, you can use Device Manager to update your GPU driver and others.
- Search for Device Manager, and then expand the display adaptors.
- Right-click on the GPU hardware, and then click Update Driver.
- After that, select Search automatically for drivers.
- It takes some time to process, and once it finds a suitable driver, it will automatically start downloading and installing it on your PC.
- Once it finishes, restart your PC.
Update your windows.
Check your Windows update from Windows Settings, search for the Windows Update on Windows Search, and click on Check for the update. If there is an available update, click on Download and Install. Keep patience while your Windows is updated; that’s it!
Discord Overlay
- Open Discord, and click on the Settings (small gear) placed at the bottom near your profile icon.
- From the sidebar, click on the Game Overlay icon, and then go to Game Overlay.
- Toggle to disable “Game Overlay.”
Disable the Xbox Game Bar
- Open Windows Settings (Windows + I) and head over to Gaming from the left-side panel.
- Click on the Xbox Game Bar, and then toggle to disable the “Open Xbox Game Bar using this button on the Controller.”
- That’s it!
Disable NVIDIA Overlay
- Open the NVIDIA GeForce Experience and head over to Settings, which appears at the top beside your profile.
- Under the features, you will find the in-game overlay.
- Toggle to disable the in-game overlay.
Loading error:
Unfortunately, some players encountered an issue with the game Stress Level Zero. The developers of the game acknowledged the issue and suggested it was an initial error. This issue is to be fixed, and you are likely using OpenXR on Windows Mixed Reality or Oculus headset.
- Start by connecting your headset to your PC.
- Open SteamVR, and then head over to SteamVR Settings.
- Click on Set SteamVR as OpenXR Runtime, and it will appear under Developer.
- That’s it!
However, Oculus players can use a PC to enable virtual desktops. In the case of Quest 2, you need to tweak settings and ensure your QuestOS is up-to-date. You need to try.
Note: Ensure that it runs through SteamVR before continuing. If not, check the Developer Tab and check the checkbox for the OpenXR runtime.