HCR1 closing by itself

Hi, Bryan! I'm sorry to hear you're having trouble playing your game on your PC. No worries, I'm happy to assist you with this today.

Please try to follow these steps. Make sure to close any games and applications before proceeding. Thank you.

Ensure that you are on the most recent version of the Xbox app and the Game

Microsoft Store app > Downloads > Get updates/Update all

Ensure that you have updated your PC to the most recent version of Windows, including optional updates

PC Settings > Windows Update > Check for updates > Install

Open the Xbox app on PC > (the game) >Manage > Files > Verify and Repair

Sign Out of Your Accounts (Xbox App and Microsoft Store App):

Open the Microsoft Store by pressing Windows Key + S, typing Microsoft Store, and selecting App Settings.

Click on Repair and then Reset the app.

Repeat the same process for the Xbox App and Hill Climb RacingGame

Restart Your Device:

After repairing and resetting both apps, restart your device.

Sign back into both the Xbox App and the Microsoft Store using the same email.

Let me know if that works. Thanks!

Hi,

One possible reason as to why you're encountering this issue is due to software conflicts that occur when using the Xbox app on Windows 10. Here are the troubleshooting solutions that you may perform to resolve this concern:

Solution 1: Run the Windows apps troubleshooter

This can help resolve issues with built-in Windows 10 apps. Click this
link to run this troubleshooter.

Solution 2: Perform a clean boot

This process can help resolve software conflicts that occur when launching or using the app. See

How to perform a clean boot in Windows for the steps.

Solution 3: Reset the game from the Settings menu

Resetting the game from the Settings menu can help in restoring corrupted app data. Here are the steps:

1. Click Start then Settings.
2. Select Apps.
3. Find the Xbox app then click Advanced options.
4. Click Reset.
5. Restart your device so that the changes can take effect. Launch the game and check if the same issue occurs.

Keep us posted with the results. We'd be glad to further assist you.

It could still have the pressure sensor, if it's new enough. If not, there could be something stuck in the button itself, which would have the same fix and things to do if it doesn't work, only a different way to clean it, which is obvious if you look at
the console itself.

Well, I had this problem too. Sorry you didn't get help on here before. Well, here I am.

For this, it sounds like something is wrong with the sensor. With the new Xbox, there's those pressure sensors instead of buttons that do the work for you. To fix this, turn the Xbox off and get a Q-Tip soaked with isopropyl alcohol, also called "rubbing
alcohol" (not water so you don't screw the system up, alcohol evaporates and doesn't conduct electricity), and clean out the sensor area, making sure that there isn't anything stuck in there, like dust or food, that could be tripping the sensor. If that fails,
there is probably a problem either with the button on your controller (which would make it eject/close) which could also be fixed a similar way. If that fails, it could be an electrical problem. Check in games to see if the "Y" button triggers anything by
itself. Then, you'll know if it is the controller. If not, and it still doesn't work, send your Xbox in to get repaired, either at Microsoft or at any game retailer (I.E., GameStop) which can do it for you. Good luck!

It's not a Slim Model Xbox. It's a fat one, but it's the Elite Model.