How to fix CS:GO when it’s not working

Oh no, CS:GO not working? Try the classic turn it off and on again. But seriously, first, check if Steam is updated since an outdated client can cause games to glitch. Next, verify the game's files through the Steam library by right-clicking on CS:GO, selecting 'Properties,' then 'Local Files,' and 'Verify integrity of game files.' Often, this fixes any corrupted or missing files. If that doesn't work, try updating your graphics drivers or reinstalling the game. Sometimes the issue can be more stubborn than a camper in Dust II.

Honestly, just play something else. Sometimes CS:GO just needs a little time to sort itself out.

Reinstalling the game might seem like a pain, but it's the nuclear option that almost always works. Just make sure to back up your settings and configs!

Is your internet acting up? Because if CS:GO servers are fine and your game's updated, it might just be your connection. A quick router reset could do the trick!