Ошибка 0x30001в hunt showdown

Whether you’re hunting down bounties alone or in a group, it can be infuriating to encounter the 0x30001 Error Code in Hunt Showdown. The bug is also known as the Crycloud Error and was recently reported by a multitude of players online. Luckily, there are a few fixes and workarounds you can try to solve the problem.

What Is Error 0x30001 In Hunt: Showdown?

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Verify The Integrity Of Files On Steam

Steam, as one of the most comprehensive and feature-rich game launchers globally, offers a range of tools to ensure your games are running smoothly. One such tool is the “Verify integrity of game files” feature, which allows you to check the integrity of game files installed on your system.

This feature compares the files on your system with those stored on Steam’s servers. If any inconsistencies are detected, the necessary files will be repaired or replaced, potentially resolving the Hunt Showdown 0x30001 error. To use this built-in Steam feature, follow the steps below.

1. The first step is to launch the Steam desktop client on your Windows PC. Do this from the Taskbar if you have the application pinned there or simply look for it using the Windows Search bar.
   
2. After you have Steam up and ready, click on the “Library” section within the interface of the application and find all of your installed games in the sidebar to the left. From here, hover over Hunt: Showdown and double-tap on it. Doing so should reveal multiple options on the screen for you. Select “Properties” to get to the next step.
   
3. A small-scale window will appear on the screen for you right afterward. Click on the “Local Files” section on the left next. Once done, choose the “Verify integrity of game files” option to commence the process.
   

That’s about it for this potential fix. After you click on the aforementioned area, a progress-tracking prompt will appear, taking you through the completion of the assigned task. This shouldn’t take any more than a couple of minutes, so do rest assured and hope for the best. 

Verifying the integrity of game files on Steam does the trick most of the time, and you should hopefully be able to launch your copy of the title now. If, however, going through with even this fix didn’t help you out, we’ll have to nudge you toward the next solution in line.

Run The Executable File With Administrator Privileges 

One more measure that you can take in order to get Hunt: Showdown back on track pertains to running it with admin privileges. Usually, you do not need to tick off this specific prerequisite for most programs. However, some software do require you to take care of administrator-grade requests beforehand, so any potential hiccup is avoided right from the get-go.  

It’s a simple enough procedure to give a shot, so you shouldn’t be too troubled by it either way. All you have to do is fire up the “Properties” of the main Hunt: Showdown executable file and get going with providing it admin privileges. You’ll find the option to do that in the “Compatibility” tab within the program’s “Properties.” 

Allow Game Through Windows Firewall

A noteworthy trick to apply in our case is to make sure that Hunt: Showdown isn’t being treated as some sort of a threat to your Windows PC and is being allowed to run like it needs to. That way, you’ll be negating a ton of problems on your end right from the get-go.

If you’re not sure how to test whether it is Windows Firewall that isn’t letting the first-person shooter breathe in peace, follow the steps given ahead. You’ll shortly be learning the process of allowing an app through the Windows Firewall program. 

1. Your first task is to open the “Firewall and network protection” section of Windows Security on your PC. You can do that by simply searching for it using the Windows Start menu.
2. Once done, a new window will launch and it’ll be a part of the Windows Security department, as mentioned earlier. You now have to click on “Allow an app through firewall” to get to the next step. 
3. You now have to make a couple of clicks in the following window that opens after completing the last step. Click on “Change settings” first to make the “Allow another app” option accessible. Once done, click on the latter and see yourself opening another window. 
4. A small-scale window will open up just after you complete the next step. This is where you’ll have to click on “Browse” and search your computer for the main Hunt: Showdown executable game file application. From what we can gather, you only have to add a single distinct process of the game to the designated area in this step. 
5. Once you have found the Hunt: Showdown executable file application, select and add it to the list of inclusive apps. This will take you back to the previous small-scale window where the game file will be listed with a specific name under the “Apps” section. Click on “Add” to allow the game app through Windows Firewall. You’ve made most of the progress completing this step. 
6. You now just have to go through one more simple step now to finalize the process. Check the box for “Public” and “Private” connections for Windows Firewall on the “Allowed apps” window. You have to do this for the Hunt: Showdown executable file. Lastly, don’t forget to click on “OK” as soon as you’re done.

That’s about it for this potential solution for the error 0x30001 Hunt Showdown issue. Now that you’ve finally allowed the game through Windows Firewall, launch it on your end to see if it brings favorable results.

Turn Off Your Antivirus Program Briefly

Disabling your antivirus software, including Windows Defender and any third-party programs, is a highly effective solution for resolving the Hunt Showdown 0x30001 error. Many users have reported success after turning off their antivirus programs. In particular, Avast Antivirus has been identified by some players as a potential cause of this error.

1. Get started by searching for “Windows Security” in the Windows Search bar. Click on the application when it pops up to get to the next step.
2. Right after that, select the “Virus and threat protection” section to move forward. In the final step, you should be able to disable your Windows antivirus software.
3. In the final step, simply turn off the following features in the “Virus and threat protection settings” section. All you have to do is click on the respective toggle underneath each setting to disable it. This should be fairly simple to complete.

That’s about it for this potential fix. Try it on your end and let us know down in the comments section whether the strategy paid off for you or not. Keep on reading to discover other potential ways to resolve the problem. 

Update Your Graphics Drivers 

Keeping your dedicated graphics drivers up-to-speed with their respective manufacturer always bodes well for a PC, especially if you play games on it. Hunt Showdown’s consistent connectivity issues on the device might possibly be resulting from this particular reason as well, given that you might not have fully updated drivers on your PC.

We’re leaving links for two of the most popular graphics card manufacturers’ websites below, so you’ll find it easier to jump to them on the fly.  

• AMD.
• Nvidia.

Visit the official support page on the site using the given links and enter your product’s information to download the relevant updates. Shouldn’t be too hard to do that. As soon as you’ve confirmed that your graphics drivers are all fully updated, proceed toward getting into Hunt: Showdown and see if your efforts come to fruition.

Try An Ethernet Connection To Log In

Switching from a wireless connection to a wired Ethernet connection can significantly improve your multiplayer experience in Hunt: Showdown. Wired connections offer several advantages, including stability, speed, and security. Here’s how to set up a wired connection and test it with the game:

1. Prepare an Ethernet Cable: Ensure you have an Ethernet cable long enough to reach from your router to your gaming console or PC.
2. Connect to Ethernet: Plug one end of the Ethernet cable into an available LAN port on your router or modem and the other end into your gaming console or PC.
3. Configure Network Settings (if needed): In some cases, you may need to configure your gaming console or PC to use the wired connection. Follow the device-specific instructions for this setup.
4. Launch Hunt: Showdown: Start the game and attempt to log into the online servers to test your new wired connection.

Toggle Off Steam Or GeForce Overlay

The Steam Overlay is a convenient feature for accessing various community and in-game functions, but it can sometimes interfere with the smooth operation of Hunt: Showdown. Disabling the Steam Overlay is a potential solution to address connectivity issues in the game. Here’s how to do it:

1. Launch Steam: Open the Steam application on your computer.
2. Access Your Library: Click on the “Library” tab at the top of the Steam window.
3. Locate Hunt: Showdown: Find Hunt: Showdown in your game library.
4. Right-Click on the Game: Right-click on the game’s title to open a context menu.
5. Go to Properties: Select “Properties” from the context menu. This will open the Properties window for Hunt: Showdown.
6. Navigate to the General Tab: In the Properties window, click on the “GENERAL” tab on the left-hand side.
7. Disable Steam Overlay: In the General tab, uncheck the box that says “Enable the Steam Overlay while in-game.”
8. Apply Changes: Click the “CLOSE” button to save your changes.
9. Launch the Game: Start Hunt: Showdown to see if disabling the Steam Overlay has resolved the connectivity issue.

The same goes for GeForce Overlay, which is yet another overlaying application featured in the official Nvidia GeForce Experience software. Turn it off as well if you’ve got it enabled for the best results. 

As soon as you’ve gone through the process, try launching Hunt: Showdown again to see if you’ve managed to fix the issue. Continue reading to try yet another potential solution if the issue still wasn’t resolved.

Reinstall Hunt: Showdown 

From Lost Ark Not Loading to Fall Guys Invite Not Working and Skyrim SE Won’t Launch, a reinstallation is something that almost always pays off when titles start bringing the heat. We can go on and on about the efficiency of the strict methodology, but it’s already understood at this point that reinstalling the action RPG is the only way to resolve our pertinent worry with Hunt: Showdown. 

Submit A Ticket

If the Hunt Showdown 0x30001 error fails to go away no matter what you try on your end, it’s certainly worth submitting a ticket over at the official Hunt: Showdown support page. When you get the developers to cast a lens on your situation, you’ll be better able to receive official assistance.

The problem shouldn’t linger on after trying all of the aforementioned solutions, so it’s better to involve Crytek—Hunt’s developer—at this point. Explain the issue in detail to them while also mentioning everything you’ve tried so far to resolve the problem yourself. 

With some spell of luck, the developers should be able to get you back on track or at least address the matter and respond accordingly. 

Немало пользователей сталкивается с ошибкой 0x30001 в Hunt Showdown, после чего, разумеется, пытаются найти какое-то решение упомянутого сбоя. Однако штука в том, что такая ошибка — это последствия неполадок отнюдь не на вашей стороне, во всяком случае это актуально для большинства случаев.

Ошибка 0х30001 обозначает, что сервера недоступны и нужно проверить подключение. Конечно, вы можете попытаться убедиться, что с интернет-соединением все в порядке и с ним правда может быть не все хорошо, но практика показывает, что обычно проблема на стороне разработчиков — сервера легли или просто почему-то не работают. В таких случаях выбора особо нет: либо отказываться от идеи поиграть прямо сейчас, либо же приходится ждать, пока ситуация наладится.