How to sort out the problem of the indicators keeps on crashing?

<p id="isPasted">Maximum open charts is supposed to be 100 (1 MT4 instance), but I never checked.</p><p>MT4 is a 32 bit system, so even if you have "more then enough RAM", one MT4 instance will never use more than (around) 3GB.</p><p>Beside that it's hard to help, you are using too much memory most probably, change your settings, fix your code to use less memory. Are you sure you need so much charts open ? If it's manual how can you manage such charts, seems impossible, if it's automated trading, you certainly don't need so much open charts.</p><p>If you have 1 indicator which is the problem, you need to find it, no miracle solution exists.</p>

<p id="isPasted">Your trading platform's indicators are likely crashing due to resource-intensive indicators, custom scripts with coding errors, or outdated software and drivers. Connection issues, too many open charts, or insufficient system memory can also cause problems.&nbsp;</p><p><strong>To solve this issue, follow these steps to narrow down and resolve the problem.</strong></p><p><strong>Step 1: Diagnose the indicators</strong></p><ul><li>Remove custom indicators one by one. A single poorly coded or resource-heavy custom indicator is a frequent culprit.</li><li>Close your trading platform.</li><li>Find the directory where custom indicators are stored (e.g., in MetaTrader, go to File &gt; Open Data Folder &gt; MQL4/MQL5 &gt; Indicators).</li><li>Move the custom indicator files to a new folder on your desktop.</li><li>Restart the platform and add the custom indicators back one at a time. This will help you find the specific one causing the crashes.</li><li>Reduce the number of indicators. Having too many indicators running on a single chart can overwhelm the platform, especially during periods of high market volatility. Limit yourself to the 3–5 most important indicators per chart.</li><li>Disable or simplify resource-intensive scripts. Some indicators, particularly those with complex calculations or visual effects, can consume a lot of CPU and memory. Review your scripts and minimize any unnecessary logging functions. </li></ul><p><strong>Step 2: Clear and refresh the platform</strong></p><ul><li>Clear the cache. Stored data can become corrupted and cause crashes. Most platforms have an option to clear the cache.</li><li>On TradingView Desktop, go to the menu (three dots) &gt; Settings &gt; Service &gt; Clear cache.</li><li>For web-based platforms, clear your browser's cache and cookies.</li><li>Reload the chart. A simple page refresh (F5 on Windows, Cmd+R on Mac) can resolve a temporary freezing issue on web-based platforms like TradingView.</li><li>Close unused charts and instances. Running many charts or multiple instances of the trading platform drains system resources. Close any windows or tabs you are not actively using.</li><li>Restart the platform and your computer. This can clear memory leaks and resolve temporary software conflicts. </li></ul><p><strong>Step 3: Check your system and internet connection</strong></p><ul><li>Use a wired internet connection. Even the fastest Wi-Fi can have minor signal drops that cause connection instability. A wired Ethernet connection provides a more stable data feed.</li><li>Ensure a stable and high-speed internet connection. Slow or intermittent internet can lead to delayed data, frozen charts, and other platform issues.</li><li>Monitor system resources. Use your computer's Task Manager (Windows) or Activity Monitor (Mac) to check for high CPU or memory usage. Close any other resource-heavy applications, such as video players or unnecessary browser tabs.</li><li>Update your hardware and software.</li><li>Platform: Make sure you are using the latest version of the trading platform. Updates often include bug fixes and performance improvements.</li><li>Drivers and OS: Outdated graphics drivers and operating systems can cause compatibility issues. Ensure your system is fully updated. </li></ul><p><strong>Step 4: Address security software conflicts</strong></p><ul><li>Disable antivirus or firewall temporarily. Your security software may be mistakenly blocking the trading platform's network traffic. Temporarily disable it to see if the crashes stop. If this solves the problem, add the trading platform as an exception in your security software's settings. </li></ul><p><strong>Step 5: Perform a clean reinstallation</strong></p><ul><li>As a last resort, if the issues persist after all other steps, a fresh reinstallation of the platform may be necessary.</li><li>Back up any profiles, templates, or custom indicators before proceeding.</li><li>Uninstall the application completely.</li><li>Restart your computer.</li><li>Reinstall the platform from a clean download, preferably from your broker's official website.</li><li>Add your custom indicators back one at a time to identify the source of the problem. </li></ul>