The 'fs_checkasyncrequest' Engine Error is getting more prevalent in Apex Legends.

On Steam you can do this by right-clicking on Apex Legends, go to “Properties”, “Local Files”, and then click on “Verify integrity of the game files”.

To make sure that this isn’t causing the Apex Legends engine error, care to check your computer Device Manager and see the current status of your graphics card or video card drivers.

There isn't currently a perfect fix for the FS_CheckAsyncRequest crash message in Apex Legends, but some players are finding success with fresh installs, validating files or switching to DX11.

If you have encountered the Engine Error, Could not load library client when using Steam on your Windows 11/10 PC try these suggestions.

The Apex Legends “Engine Error” is incredibly frustrating for players as it prevents them from enjoying Season 21.

Now that we know the possible causes of the “No servers found” error in Apex Legends, let’s look at some solutions to help fix the issue.

Apex Legend infinite loading screen fix There are two possibilities as to why you get stuck on the loading screen.

Apex Legends seems to be facing a new bug in recent weeks, which does not allow players to queue up for matches with their friends or a pre-made lobby.