Forza Horizon 4 Loading bug

Kaynan LuizGonzaga · Jan 17, 2020

I recently formatted my computer, it worked, updated windows and drivers, so I decided to download the forza, I had this game before and worked normally in this same config. What happens is, this time I installed the game on my SSD, a kingston A400, and it
seems to me that the game is not performing well with the SSD, the loading screen, the game freezes, and the small frames of loading and freezing again, SSD usage is at 0%, and I think if the game is loading it should use more of my SSD ... I really don't
understand why this is happening, and I don't want to have to re-install an 80gb game because of a bug.

:)

Obsessive Power

You can rule out an issue with the SSD, that should be fine. It's best to leave about 40 to 50GB free on an SSD. And while SSD's slow down when they get full, they're still faster than a HDD.

For the moment I can only suggest deleting and re-installing I'm afraid. See how that goes for now.

MR1LDN

Hi, My error i sent the incorrect system resource to you.

I am unable to find any up to date information, However, Click here You can see more information on performance troubleshooting
for gaming on PC.

I hope this helps,

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Obsessive Power

A Kingston A400 may not be a premium SSD but will perform a heck of a lot quicker the a mechanical hard drive. In fact it's about the same as my 500GB Crucial MX500.

Can you please tell us the size of the drive and if this drive also contains your Windows Install. Also, how much free space do you have?

Can you tell us the rest of your specs please?

Do you have any third party anti-virus?

What apps are running in the Windows background?

Obsessive Power

Hi,

Sorry about that. This is probably a temporary glitch that windows will clear itself. Or, you can see if

Windows Drive Sense can clear it now. Instructions in the link.

All Windows Store games - which includes games from the PC Game Pass - are installed in a Folder called 'WindowsApps'. This folder is hidden and protected. You can

gain access to this folder, however, it's very likely you won't be able to delete individual files from within it.

On other drives the hidden WindowsApps folder will be in the root directly of the drive, for example D:\WindowsApps

You can check if Windows is still reporting this app as installed via the
Windows Poweshell. The linked guide here explains it far better than I could.

Please let us know if this helped at all.

Kaynan LuizGonzaga

Alright, now im angry, i unstalled the game, but did not free up space on my SSD, does not appear in microsoft store or XBOX app, is there any way to manually uninstall? you can tell me where is de directory of the game?

Forza Horizon 4 Loading bug