Master League Crash Fix [updated] — Pes 2013

Crashes in PES 2013 Master League typically stem from corrupted "Dummy" player data in custom option files, outdated DirectX runtimes, or modern multi-core CPU incompatibilities. 1. Fix Corrupted "Dummy" Players

Most Master League crashes occur when trying to start a new season or enter the transfer window due to "Dummy" players in the database.

: Players named "DUMMY," "Unregistered," or nameless goalkeepers with 40 ratings. : Manually remove these players via the

. If you are using a specific patch (like PESEdit), ensure you have the latest update or try deleting the file in your Documents folder ( KONAMI/Pro Evolution Soccer 2013/save ) to reset the database. 2. Update DirectX and Visual C++ Runtimes

The game relies on older libraries that may be missing or corrupted on Windows 10/11. : Reinstall DirectX 9.0c Visual Studio 2022 Runtimes pes 2013 master league crash fix

: Disable your antivirus temporarily during installation, as it may block essential files. 3. Multi-Core CPU Affinity Fix

Modern CPUs with many cores can sometimes cause older games like PES 2013 to crash during gameplay or loading screens. : While the game is running, open Task Manager : Go to the tab, right-click pes2013.exe , and select Set Affinity

: Uncheck all cores except for "CPU 0" and "CPU 1" to force the game to run on only two cores. 4. PESEdit Selector Crash (Specific to Patches)

If you use the PESEdit patch and the selector fails to open or causes crashes: : Disconnect from the internet before opening the PESEdit.exe Alternative Visual Studio Crashes in PES 2013 Master League typically stem

to open and debug the executable while offline to bypass the connection check. 5. Data Pack (DLC) Mismatch

Incompatibility between your version of the game and the installed Data Pack (DLC) can cause crashes, especially on console. : Delete the DLC Data Pack

from your system (usually around 97MB) and re-download it via the in-game "Information" menu. Are you using a specific patch

like PESEdit, Smoke Patch, or PTE Patch when these crashes occur? Back up then delete EDIT

B. Delete Corrupt Edit Data

Navigate to: Documents/KONAMI/Pro Evolution Soccer 2013/save/

• Back up then delete EDIT.bin.
• If the crash stops, your edit file was the culprit. Rebuild your edits gradually.

Step 2: Isolate the Problem

Create a backup of your Master League save (found in Documents/KONAMI/Pro Evolution Soccer 2013/save/ML01.bin). Then, test the crash:

• Start a new Master League with default teams. If it works, your old save is corrupted.
• If a new ML also crashes, the problem is global (patch or game installation).

1) Back up your saves and mods

• Copy your save files (save folder typically in Documents/Konami/Pro Evolution Soccer 2013 or the game's install folder) to a safe location.
• Copy any patches, kits, or option files you installed.

Solution 4: Increase System Resources

If your system lacks sufficient resources, it can cause PES 2013 to crash or freeze. Consider upgrading your hardware or closing background applications to free up resources.

1. Close background applications: Close any unnecessary applications to free up RAM and CPU power.
2. Upgrade your hardware: Consider upgrading your RAM, GPU, or CPU to improve system performance.

6. Graphics Card Drivers (DirectX 9)

Modern GPUs (NVIDIA RTX series / AMD RX series) are optimized for DirectX 12, but PES 2013 relies on older DirectX 9 libraries.

The Fix:

1. Update your graphics drivers to the latest version.
2. If that doesn't work, you may need to install the legacy DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) from the Microsoft website. This ensures your computer has the specific .dll files PES 2013 needs to render the Master League menus.