Next granting administrative rights to the game can also do the job for you. Just right-click on the .exe game file and click on the tab Compatibility. Then check the box next to Run this program as an administrator and apply the changes. Try rerunning the game, and it might fix the startup issue.
Another thing you can try here is uninstalling all the third party monitoring apps. Apps like MSI Afterburn or GeForce Experience could be the reason behind your game crashes. So uninstall all such third party applications and then try relaunching the game.
Black Screen:
This is another standard error that we encounter in several PC games. The fix to it is pretty simple and should do the job quickly. The thing about the black screen is that the game runs perfectly, but just the screen does not show up anything. The audio on the background keeps on playing with no visuals at all. If this is the case with you, then press the Alt+Enter buttons together, and it will open up the game in windowed mode. Once your game is in the windowed mode, your visuals should work fine. Now navigate to the video settings of your competition and change the resolution on it to match the one you have on your native display. Then press Alt+Enter again, and the game should run fine with both visuals and audio.
No Audio:
No audio in games is mostly due to Windows 10 new audio settings. To fix the lack of audio in the game, go to Windows 10 settings > System > Sound > Sound Control Panel > Choose the audio device on your system> Click on properties > Click on the tab Spatial Sound > Choose Off. Click on the Apply button you see below and then exit the settings menu. Try relaunching your game now, and it should run fine.
Graphics Card Not Found:
Terraria requires a graphics card to function smoothly and sometimes even though you have one on your system, the game does not use it. It uses the Integrated dedicated graphics, which in turn results in this error. If you see an error that says, ” No suitable graphics card found. Could not find a direct3D device that supports the XNA device framework reach profile”, then try this fix mentioned below.
If you have an Nvidia graphics card, go to Nvidia Control Panel and click on Manage 3D settings. Then go to program settings, select the game from the list of applications that show up, and under the first step, click on Non integrated GPU.
If you have an AMD based graphics card, then go to the windows search bar and look for Device Manager. Open it up as an administrator and from the list of devices click on the Display adapter. Under the display adapter, you will find the Integrated GPU. Simply disable it by right-clicking on it, and your issue will be fixed.
System.Threading.SynchronizationLockException, Tmod Error:
This is quite a long error that many Terraria players face on their systems. The error is rather long, and it reads, “System.Threading.SynchronizationLockException: Object synchronization method was called from an unsynchronized block of code.
at Terraria.IO.Preferences. Save(Boolean createFile) at Terraria. Main.SaveSettings at Terraria. Main. OpenSettings at Terraria. Main.ClientInitialize at Terraria. Main.Initialize
at Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Game.RunGamesBoolean useBlockingRun)
at Terraria. Program.LaunchGame(Stringi args, Boolean monoArgs)”.
Yes, the error is quite long, but the fix for it is quite simple. Your antivirus or Windows Defender is causing this issue for the game. So just disable the antivirus or windows defender you have on your system, and you should be good to play the game without this error popping up again. If you are concerned about your security and don’t want to disable the antivirus entirely, then you can try adding the game folder to the exception list for the antivirus.
So there you have it, easy fixes for all the common errors that PC players of Terraria encounter during their gameplay. If you have any queries, then comment down below. Also be sure to check out our other guides on iPhone, Windows, Android, Games, and much more for more updates like this.
