Monster Hunter Rise Keeps Crashing on Nintendo Switch [Fixed]

Recently Monster Hunter Rise players are experiencing crashing issues at the start-up of the game on Nintendo Switch. Some of the players complain that their game crashes in the middle of the mission.

Don’t worry about It!

The CPU Guide brings you the best working solution to solve Monster Hunter Rise crashing issue on Nintendo Switch.

Solution 1: Update Nintendo Switch

The outdated Nintendo is the main cause behind the MH Rise crashing issue. Nintendo Switch auto-updates it on its own. But sometimes unavailability of the internet might cause Switch to skip the update.

So, it’s recommended to check and update the Nintendo manually in order to solve the crashing issue.

How do I update my Nintendo switch?

Here is how you can update the Nintendo Switch follow the step down below:

1. Open the Nintendo Switch
2. The HOME menu will open
3. Click on the System Setting located in round icons in the home menu
   
4. A System Settings window will open
5. Now scroll down on the left menu
6. Select System 
7. Now Select System Update
     
8. The Nintendo Switch will start updating the software.

After updating the software restart the console and check the Monster Hunter Rise.

If you are still encountering crashing issues then proceed to the next solution

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Solution 2: Check for Corrupted data

Sometimes some software or game have been corrupted which eventually cause crashing issue on Monster Hunter Rise. To prevent that we have to clear the corrupted data to solve Error code 2002-4153.

How do I remove corrupted data from a switch?

Here is how you can remove corrupted data from the Nintendo Switch:

1. Open the Nintendo Switch 
2. Go to Home Menu
3. Select System Settings
   
4. Scroll on the left menu
5. Find and select Data Management
6. On the right side Select Manage Software
   
7. Now select the most recent software which gives you an error
8. After that select Check for Corrupted data
9. When you find the corrupted data then delete that software/game
10. After uninstalling the game/software
11. Go to the eshop
12. Find the Game/software
13. Select ReDownload
14. Select the cloud icon to re-download the game and software
15. Now enjoy the Game

If this clearing the corrupted data is no help then proceed to the next solution.

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Solution 3: Power Cycling Internet Router

Sometimes, a corrupted DNS cache may accumulate, or other startup configurations in the router leading to crashing in the game.

Therefore, at this step, you will completely clear this cache by turning the router off and on.

Here is how you can do it:

• Disconnect power from the router.
• Press and hold the power button of the router for at least 10 seconds.
• Connect the power and wait for the router to start.
• Try connecting to the game.

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Solution 4: Check For Active Internet Connection

Make sure your console is connected to an actual and active internet connection or else you won’t be able to download any game.

Here’s what you need to do to:

1. Make sure your Nintendo Switch is placed only 10ft apart from your WiFi router.
2. In the Home, menu selects the gear icon to go to System Settings
   .
3. Now select Internet > Internet Settings and the switch will search for nearby WiFi Signals.
   
4. Next, choose your network name from the WiFi list and connect to the internet.
5. If your network name/WiFi router name is not showing then move a bit closer to the router and search again by pressing the Y button on your Switch.
6. Or, you can re-enter the WiFi password again.

After this

1. Go to the Home menu and select User profile.
2. Scroll down and select User Settings.
3. And scroll down to click Update Download Progress.
   

If the error still persists then proceed to the next solution.

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Solution 5: Hard Reset Your Nintendo Switch

What you need to do is hard reset or force reboot to overcome the Monster Hunter Rise crashing issue.

Just follow these steps to hard reset your Nintendo Switch:

1. Connect your AC adapter to your Nintendo Switch and wait for 15 to 20 minutes until the battery charges.

1. Press and hold the Power button for at least 12 seconds
2. Press the power button once to turn the console back on.
3. Now connect your Switch to the internet and the games will start to download.
4. Just be sure that you don’t run any other software on your console after the restart.

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Solution 6: Change to a Different Network

Some users reported facing crashing issues in Monster Hunter Rise when connecting to a particular network, such as their home Wi-Fi, but it goes away when they switch to a different network.

If you’re using your home or office network to play games, try switching to mobile data hotspot to see if not downloading games is solved.

If so, you may need to reconfigure your router’s ports.

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Solution 7: Contact Support

If none of the above solutions worked for you then there is only one way left.

Now you have to contact Nintendo customer support in order to solve the Monster Hunter Rise Crashing issue. Explain to them what issue is bothering you and they will assist you in the best manner to solve your matter.

I hope all of the above solutions help you to solve Monster Hunter Rise crashing issue.

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