Fix #2: Uninstall Roblox Player and delete the Appdata folder. If everything is updated but Roblox is still crashing, the next solution that you can try is to completely remove the game.

If Roblox displays a high CPU usage in Windows 11/10, causing your PC to freeze or behave abnormally, use these solutions to fix the issue.

4] Uninstall and reinstall Roblox Another viable solution that worked for some affected gamers, is to uninstall and reinstall Roblox on your gaming device.

Now Roblox should have no problem installing on your PC! In the event it doesn’t, double-check that you don’t already have Roblox installed and, if so, remove it for a fresh installation.