2. Check for the Minimum System Requirements
It seems that conflicts with the minimum system requirements can also trouble you a lot. If your PC specifications don’t meet the system requirements of the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game then you may experience issues with the performance. So, check out the minimum requirements below to ensure there is no conflict.
- OS: Windows 10/11 64-bit
- Processor: Intel Core i3-9100 / AMD Ryzen 3 1300X
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: 2 GB VRAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 / AMD Radeon R7 370
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Additional Notes: 30 FPS in 1920×1080 with the ‘Low’ preset
3. Run the Game Program as an Administrator
Additionally, you should run the game application as an administrator on the PC to easily avoid potential issues with the program running. Without having the system admin permission, you may experience issues with the FPS drops and lags.
- Head over to the installed game directory on the PC.
- Right-click on the ExpeditionsAMudRunnerGame.exe app.
- Click on Properties > Go to the Compatibility tab.
- Enable the Run this program as an administrator checkbox.
- Click on Apply > Click on OK to save changes.
4. Update Expeditions: A MudRunner Game
You should try updating the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game program on the specific device by following the steps below. Sometimes an outdated or corrupted game version might cause several issues.
For Steam:
- Open the Steam client > Go to Library.
- Right-click on the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game game.
- Click on Properties > Click on Updates.
- Now, go to Automatic Updates.
- Select Only update this game when I launch it.
- Once done, reboot the system to apply changes.
- Whenever available, the game update will be installed.
For Epic Games Launcher:
- Open the Epic Games Launcher.
- Go to the Library.
- Now, click on the three dots of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Enable the Auto Update option.
For PlayStation:
- Go to the Home screen on your PlayStation.
- Navigate to Games > Select Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Press the Options button on your controller.
- Choose Check for Update from the drop-down menu.
For Xbox:
- Head over to the Xbox Dashboard menu.
- Go to the My Games and Apps section.
- Select Manage > Go to Updates.
- Check for the update of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Press the A button on the controller to install it.
For Nintendo Switch:
- Head over to the home screen of your Nintendo Switch.
- Select Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Hit the right controller’s Plus button.
- Next, select Software Update from the drop-down menu.
- Choose Using the Internet as a Source and proceed.
- Wait for the update process to be completed.
- Once done, reboot the Nintendo Switch console.
5. Verify and Repair the Game Files
Another thing you can do is verify and repair the installed game files on the PC which should resolve corrupted or missing game files. You should check the steps below to resolve such an issue.
For Steam:
- Open the Steam client.
- Go to the Library.
- Right-click on the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Go to Properties.
- Now, click on Installed Files.
- Click on Verify integrity of game files.
- Wait for the process to complete.
- Once done, restart the computer.
For Epic Games Launcher:
- Launch the Epic Games Launcher > Go to Library.
- Click on the three dots of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Select Manage > Click on Verify files.
- Wait for it to complete and then relaunch the game.
6. Close Unnecessary Background Tasks
The chances are high that your Windows system is having performance issues with low resources which affects the gaming performance too. Check the steps below to end unnecessary background processes to improve the overall system performance.
- Press the Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys to open Task Manager.
- Go to Processes > Click on the unnecessary tasks (third-party) in the list.
- Click on End Task to close it.
- Close tasks one by one > Once done, reboot the system.
7. Update the System Software
The chances are high that an outdated system software version or any kind of corrupted system software on the PlayStation 4/5, Windows, Xbox, or Switch console may also cause multiple issues with the in-game lags, stutters, etc.
For PlayStation:
- Navigate to the PlayStation Home Screen.
- Go to Settings > Head over to System.
- Select System Software.
- Choose System Software Update and Settings.
- Select Update System Software.
- Choose Update Using Internet.
Please Note: You can laso try using the Update Using USB option if you’ve downloaded the latest version.
For Nintendo Switch:
- Ensure that the Nintendo Switch console is sufficiently charged to install updates.
- Head over to the HOME Menu on your Nintendo Switch.
- Select System Settings > Scroll down a bit and select System.
- Now, select System Update, and the system update process will start.
- During the process, the system will first perform a check to determine if there is a new system update available or not.
- If a new update is available, the system will start downloading and installing it automatically.
- Make sure to wait for the update process to be completed and then you can reboot the device.
For Windows:
- Press the Win+I keys to open Windows Settings.
- Click on Update & Security.
- Select Check for updates under Windows Update.
- If there is a feature update available, select Download and Install.
- Wait until the software update is complete.
- Once done, restart your computer to apply changes.
For Xbox:
- Press the Xbox button on your controller to open the guide.
- Select Profile & system > Go to Settings.
- Choose System > Select Updates.
- Select Keep my console up to date to update your console automatically.
- Next, choose Keep my games & apps up to date to update games and apps automatically.
- Once done, reboot the console to apply the changes.
8. Check for the Graphics Driver Update
Another thing you should also try updating the graphics driver on your computer to avoid an outdated GPU driver or corrupted driver issues. You can check the following steps to ensure there is no conflict with the graphics driver installed at your end. Here we’ve provided both the recommended and manual update process for your ease.
Recommended Update:
- Open the Start menu > Search and open Device Manager.
- Double-click on Display Adapters.
- Right-click on the dedicated graphics card that you use.
- Select Update Driver > Click on Search automatically for drivers.
- If an update is available, the latest driver will be installed automatically.
- Once done, restart the system to apply changes.
Manual Update:
In case, you don’t get any pending updates, visit the official website of the respective manufacturer for the graphics card model. Download the latest graphics driver on the PC and run the installer to get it installed. Once done, reboot the PC. You can jump to the link below to do so:
9. Set the Dedicated Graphics Card
If in case, you use a high-end graphics card on your PC but the game is still lagging or using a low FPS count then make sure to use the dedicated GPU which is externally connected. You should manually check and tweak the graphics card settings by following the steps below:
For Nvidia:
- Right-click on the desktop screen > Open NVIDIA Control Panel.
- Click on 3D settings > Select Manage 3D settings in the left pane.
- Select the Program Settings tab.
- Choose Expeditions: A MudRunner Game from the drop-down list.
- Now, select a High-performance NVIDIA processor.
- Save changes and reboot the PC to apply changes.
For AMD:
Switchable Graphics offers several standard operating modes and can be configured to run a specific application using the desired GPU.
- Right-click on the Desktop screen.
- Select AMD Radeon Settings from the context menu.
- Now, click on System > Select Switchable Graphics.
- Save changes and reboot the PC to apply changes.
10. Adjust In-Game Graphics Settings
You’ll also need to adjust the in-game graphics settings at your end by tweaking or lowering graphical options. This method will help in fixing multiple issues with the game performance and FPS drops whatsoever. Ensure to use the recommended default display resolution and turn off the V-Sync feature.
11. Turn Off Overlays
The chances are high that third-party overlay applications are running in the background whenever you play the game and these overlay apps are consuming higher system resources. It may affect the gaming performance most of the time. So, you should turn off overlay apps manually by following the steps below.
For Steam:
- Open the Steam client > Click on Library.
- Right-click on Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Click on Properties.
- Go to General.
- Turn OFF the Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game option.
- Once done, reboot the PC to change the effects.
For Nvidia GeForce Experience:
- Open the Nvidia GeForce Experience app.
- Click on Options (gear icon) from the top right side.
- Turn Off the In-Game Overlay option.
- Run the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game to check for the issue.
- If the problem persists, skip to the next overlay.
Disable Discord Overlay:
- Launch the Discord app.
- Click on the gear icon at the bottom.
- Select Overlay under App Settings.
- Turn On the Enable in-game overlay.
- Click on the Games tab > Select Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Turn Off the Enable in-game overlay option.
- Make sure to reboot your PC to apply changes.
Disable Xbox Game Bar:
- Press the Win+I keys to open Windows Settings.
- Click on Gaming > Go to Game Bar.
- Turn Off the Record game clips, screenshots, and broadcast using the Game bar option.
Some other overlay apps can cause trouble for you such as MSI Afterburner, Rivatuner, RGB software, etc. You should turn them off as well.
12. Disable Precision Boost Overdrive in BIOS
PBO (Precision Boost Overdrive) in AMD chipset indicates its intelligent boosting algorithm. It tweaks CPU boost limits and increases the overall performance to some extent. This feature comes disabled by default. However, if it’s enabled at your end then you can check the steps below to disable it.
- Open the Start menu > Click on Restart.
- Now, keep pressing the F2/Del key on the keyboard.
- This will bring the BIOS menu.
- Head over to the BIOS Settings menu.
- Go to AMD OverClocking > Select Precision Boost Overdrive.
- Set it to Auto to disable.
- Press the F10 key to save changes.
- Finally, reboot the system and run the game.
13. Set the Game to High Priority
Make sure your program is not taking too many system resources in the background which can conflict with the system performance for other programs or games whatsoever. It’s recommended to set a high priority for the game task from the Task Manager by following the steps below.
- Right-click on the Start Menu > Select Task Manager.
- Click on the Processes tab.
- Right-click on the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game task.
- Select Set Priority to High > Close Task Manager.
- Finally, run the program to check for the issue.
14. Try Repairing the Steam Library Folder
Steam offers the library folder repairing option out of the box to easily resolve issues with the library folders. If the above methods don’t seem useful then try following the steps below to do so:
- Open the Steam client.
- Click on the Steam menu at the top left corner.
- Click on the Settings option.
- Scroll down and click on the Storage option.
- Click on the horizontal three dots button.
- Hit the Repair folder option.
- If prompted the User Account Control, click on Yes.
- Wait for it to complete and then relaunch Steam.
15. Turn Off Fullscreen Optimizations
It’s also recommended to manually disable fullscreen optimizations for the game application on the PC to check if the FPS dropping issue troubles you a lot. Several reports claim that this method has fixed the issue. So, you should have to follow this workaround.
- Go to the installed game directory.
- Right-click on the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game app.
- Select Properties > Click on the Compatibility tab.
- Select the Disable fullscreen optimizations option.
- Click on Apply and select OK to save changes.
16. Check for Corrupted System Files
If certain system files that are required by PC games are missing or corrupted, you might also experience FPS drops in all games. To solve the problem in this case, you can use the System File Checker to find and replace the corrupted system files with a cached copy.
- Open the Start menu > Search for cmd.
- Right-click on Command Prompt from the search result.
- Click on Run as administrator.
- Now, click on Yes to allow the admin permission (if required).
- Type the following command in cmd and hit Enter to execute it:
sfc /scannow
- Then wait for the process to complete.
- Once done, reboot the PC to apply changes.
17. Disable Intel Turbo Boost Technology
Well, multiple PC gamers have found this trick helpful to disable the Intel Turbo Boost Technology feature manually. Though the Turbo Boost feature indicates overclocking, it’s recommended to turn it off to check for the FPS drop issue again.
- Press the Win+S keys to open the Windows Search feature.
- Search for Control Panel and open it.
- Go to Hardware and Sound > Click on Power Options.
- Click on Change plan settings next to your selected power plan.
- Now, click on Change advanced power settings to open the Power Options dialog.
- Select Processor power management.
- Use the Maximum processor state option.
- Set the On battery as 99% and Plugged in as 99% or lower values to disable Turbo Boost technology. (do not set to 100%)
- Click on Apply and OK to save changes.
- Once done, reboot the computer to change effects.
18. Turn Off Antivirus
You should also disable the antivirus protection on your computer for a few days to check if the game is still having FPS drops. Sometimes an aggressive antivirus blocking can prevent the game files from running properly. So, it’s better to turn the antivirus off temporarily.
- Press the Win+I keys to open Windows Settings.
- Click on Update & Security.
- Now, click on Windows Security from the left pane.
- Then click on Open Windows Security.
- Go to Virus & Threat Protection.
- Next, click on Manage Settings.
- Turn Off the Real-time Protection toggle.
- If prompted, click on Yes to proceed further.
- Once done, reboot the PC to apply changes.
Please Note: In case, you’re using a third-party antivirus software like Avast or Bitdefender, etc then ensure to turn off the real-time protection feature manually for a couple of days to check for the issue further.
19. Clear the Game Data
Sometimes your game’s saved data might be missing or outdated and needs to be deleted manually from the console. It’ll eventually help in creating new saved game data on the system whenever you relaunch the title. So, follow the steps below to check for the same.
Please Note: It’s recommended to take a backup of the saved data or download it to avoid losing your progress in the game.
For PlayStation:
- Go to Settings on your PlayStation 4/5 console.
- Choose Saved Data and Game/App Settings.
- Select Saved Data (PS4/PS5).
- Head over to Console Storage > Go to Delete.
- Select Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Press the Delete option at the bottom right side.
- Wait for some time to delete the saved game data.
- Restart your console and check for the error again.
For Xbox:
- Press the Xbox button on the controller to open the Guide menu.
- Select My games & apps > Select See all.
- Highlight Games.
- Press the Menu button of Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Choose Manage game and add-ons.
- Select Saved data.
- Select Delete All if you want to remove all saved data on your console.
- Choose the profile that you want to delete.
- Select Delete from Console or Delete Everywhere.
- Once done, reboot the console to check for the issue.
20. Use 60FPS (PlayStation)
Multiple PS5 owners have claimed that turning off the 120FPS mode can help gain a better gaming experience without any major issues with the system’s resources. Even though 120FPS brings higher gameplay performance, it squeezes system resources and puts immense pressure on the hardware. So, after playing a video game for a while, the console may start getting overheated and cause lags & stutters in most scenarios. You can check the steps below to turn off the 120FPS mode.
- Go to the PlayStation home screen.
- Launch Expeditions: A MudRunner Game on your PS5.
- Select the Game Mode.
- Select the menu icon at the top right side.
- Go to Settings > Choose Video.
- Set 120FPS Mode to TURN OFF.
- Choose Apply > Run the game again.
21. Reinstall Expeditions: A MudRunner Game
If none of the workarounds helped you then you’ll need to uninstall and reinstall the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game on your PC or gaming console by following the steps below. We can understand that reinstalling the game isn’t a perfect solution. But there is nothing to do at your end if you’ve already tried all other potential workarounds.
For Steam:
- Open the Steam client on your PC.
- Go to Library > Right-click on Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Navigate to Manage.
- Now, click on Uninstall.
- If prompted, click on Uninstall.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to complete it.
- Once done, restart the PC to apply changes.
- Finally, open Steam > Reinstall Expeditions: A MudRunner Game on a different drive.
For Epic Games Launcher:
- Open the Epic Games Launcher > Click on Library.
- Click on the three dots icon next to the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game.
- Now, click on Uninstall > Wait for the game to be deleted.
- Once done, reboot the PC to apply changes.
- Finally, open the Epic Games Launcher, and try to reinstall the game again.
For PlayStation:
- Go to the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game in the Games Menu.
- Highlight the game > Press the Options button on your controller.
- Select Delete from the menu.
- Confirm it and the game will be uninstalled.
- Once done, reboot the console.
- Finally, reinstall the game from the store.
For Xbox:
- Press the Xbox button to open the guide.
- Select My Games & Apps > Hit See All.
- Choose Games > Highlight Expeditions: A MudRunner Game you want to uninstall.
- Press the Menu button > Select Uninstall.
- Then follow the on-screen prompts.
- Once done, go to My Games & Apps.
- Go to See All.
- Select Full Library to reinstall the game.
- Finally, run the game to check for potential issues.
For Nintendo Switch:
- Make sure to install the latest system software version.
- Go to the System Settings menu.
- Select Data Management on the left side.
- Hit All Software > Select the Expeditions: A MudRunner Game that you want to delete.
- Now, go to Manage Software on the left.
- Hit Delete Software > If prompted, select Delete to confirm.
- Once the program has been uninstalled, reboot the Switch.
- Finally, re-download the game from the Nintendo eShop.
As a final resort, you can contact Focus Entertainment Support for additional help on the forum. However, if the problem persists, you should submit a support ticket for the same to get better assistance. Submitting the ticket will allow the game developers to investigate the issue deeply.
That’s it, guys. We assume this guide was helpful to you. For additional queries, you can comment below.
