If it is fixed, you can set the League client to always be launched as administrator.
Log in to your account and check if the problem is fixed. You can right-click League of Legends and then select ‘Run as administrator’. One of them is to run the program as an administrator. You can try to log in to your League of Legends using various methods. This should reload the friend list and fix the issue. Find the League of Legends process with the highest RAM usage and click ‘End Task’ to kill it. This will give you a list of programs that have the maximum RAM usage. Now click the ‘Memory’ tab to sort from highest to lowest. In the Task Manager, move over to the Details tab. First of all, open Task Manager by pressing Alt+Ctrl+Delete and selecting Task Manager. This solution was the most effective one among the players on different social platforms and was suggested to be the first thing to try if the bug resurfaces. Once you log in, your friend list will be reloaded and any temporary issues should subside. Once your PC restarts, try opening the League of Legends client again and logging in with the account you were having issues with. Completely restart your PC to make sure everything is closed and restarted and no program is left running in the background. First of all, sign out of the account you are having the issue on. The simplest solution and the most obvious one to try before taking any other step.
Here we will take a look at a collection of solutions suggested by Riot Games and some tested by the community. In the past, Riot Games has addressed this issue and offered some generic solutions that seem to fix the issue, but with no explanation as to why it is caused and how to avoid it. So while we can ascertain that the problem is connected to issues arising in the Riot Games’ servers, we can’t necessarily pinpoint the reason behind them.
The issues related to Friend Lists are usually caused by client issues caused by some error on Riot Games’ part.
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