Lukavsky TMP

Hello, Your system seems extremely capable at running this game. I can offer you two solutions. First Solution: This is not really a solution but rather a heads up: High populated areas such as C - D road will always cause lag on many systems due to the strain that the high quantity of players put on the CPU / GPU and other hardware. You probably already knew this so check out the next solution. Second solution: 1. I suggest you fire all you workers and sell their trucks (You probably may not need to do this since you re-installed your game) 2. Press TAB on your keyboard (whilst ingame on MP) --> Go to settings ---> Uncheck "Development logging" 3. Update your drivers (gpu,cpu..)

Hello, To start off, I have a few questions for you: 1. Does this occur in singleplayer? 2. What sort of crash are you experiencing? e.g. 'ets2.exe has stopped working' or 'fatal error' crashes? 3. Do you have any wheels connected? If you answer the questions above, I can provide a more specific answer. However, for now - please try follow my steps > Go to Steam > Steam Library > Right click Euro Truck Simulator 2 / American Truck Simulator > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game files > Wait for the process to complete, then attempt to launch MP.

Hello, Please read this - https://forum.truckersmp.com/index.php?/topic/26674-kicked-for-high-ping/ Maybe it will fix your problem.

Hello, He can try follow my steps : Turn router off for 1 minute and restart it If using wireless making sure that the router is not placed so that it is next to anything electrical such as a television Purchasing a Cat6 Ethernet Cable and so connecting through cable instead of wirelessly Clearing the ARP Cache https://techjourney.net/clear-delete-and-refresh-arp-cache-entry/ Resetting your network adapter https://www.home-network-help.com/netsh-winsock.html Using a VPN service to allow for a possibly stabler connection to the game servers via better routing Clearing your DNS Cache https://documentation.cpanel.net/display/CKB/How+To+Clear+Your+DNS+Cache Changing DNS to Google's Public DNS, https://www.techworm.net/2016/08/change-default-dns-google-dns-fast-internet-speeds.html You can also try resetting the Winsock Catalog step 1: click on windows search program and type "cmd" enter step 2: once you're in, type "netsh winsock reset catalog" enter step 3: type "netsh int ip reset.log hit" enter step 4: restart your computer Additionally, https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=6653 Last resort: Reset your network adapter, firewall and DHCP. This page will guide you through what you need to do and explains for different Windows operating systems as you scroll down. https://kb.wisc.edu/page.php?id=6653 You type netsh int ip reset reset.txt netsh winsock reset