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Is Roblox crashing and giving you an "An unexpected error has occurred and Roblox needs to quit. We're sorry" message? Many variables, like corrupted caches, firewalls preventing Roblox from using the internet, and running without the right permissions, can cause this error. Read on to learn how to get rid of this message.

Common Causes for the "Unexpected" Error in Roblox

From temporary glitches to incorrect permissions, full or corrupt memory caches, and firewalls preventing internet connection, there are many reasons that Roblox will give you the "an unexpected error has occurred and Roblox needs to quit" message.

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Clean the thumbnail cache.

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  1. Some Redditors have found that doing this helps the game run.[1]
    • Open Disk Cleanup and use the drop-down menu to select your Windows Installation drive. Click Ok to continue.
    • Check the box next to "Thumbnails" in the "Files to delete" section and click OK. If you check any other boxes, you can delete important data needed to run your game.
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Allow Roblox through Windows Firewall.

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  1. In this case, Roblox will crash with the "An unexpected error has occurred and Roblox needs to quit" error.
    • To allow a program through the Firewall, open Windows Defender Firewall in Control Panel and click Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall > Change Settings.
    • Check the box next to Roblox and click OK.
    • If you have antivirus software other than Windows, you'll need to allow Roblox as well, or you can disable it.[2]
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Disable Memory integrity on Windows 11.

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  1. While it's better for security to keep this feature on, it will cause the "unexpected error" in games and plays better if this is turned off. If you don't have Windows 11, skip this step.
    • To turn Memory Integrity off, open Windows Security (press Win + I and go to Privacy & security > Windows Security > Open Windows Security).
    • Click Device security > Core isolation and click the toggle under "Memory integrity" to turn it off.
    • Restart your computer for the changes to apply.[3]
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Uninstall and reinstall Roblox.

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  1. Keep in mind that uninstalling the game does not delete your games; since it's cloud-based, you'll be able to play your games once you re-download the game and sign in.
    • To uninstall on Windows 11, go to Settings > Apps > Installed Apps and click the three-dot menu to see a menu. Click Uninstall > Uninstall.
    • To uninstall on Windows 10, go to Settings > Apps > Roblox > Uninstall > Uninstall.
    • Once the game is uninstalled, go to the Roblox website to redownload the game.
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