Hello, it's been like a year since I last used the LCPDFR mod and I just installed LCPDFR, first I tried installing the legacy edition manually (dropping everything on the main folder of the game) and it was crashing everytime I loaded up a save file, then I tried removing the dsound.dll, that didn't work either, after that I tried to install it from the exe (no ads installer or something like that) but the installer just drops a folder with everything on my main game folder and I have to copy and paste everything on the main folder, but it's still crashing.

I have no mods besides LCPDFR, I think I'm using the 1.0.7.0 patch as well and I have just a commandline.txt so I can run the game without the whole map disappearing.

As I said before, I've played with LCPDFR lots of times and I think I recall having this problem everytime I installed it back but I just don't remember how I fixed it, and just before someone asks, yes, I can run the game because I've played it before with LCPDFR and a lot of mods from this website including models and textures, it ran very poorly with all of that and sometimes it might lead to a moment where the whole map disappeared but the first time I played I didn't have that problem so I must be making some error or my PC just can't handle that anymore.

Anyways, my main concern is on making the game at least load now.

 

I also forgot to mention that everytime it crashes it tells me there was a memory error, it shows me an error with the error numbers in red (haven't seen that before) and sometimes the game will open after that message but I won't be able to use LCPDFR by any means, so just in case it's an error with my commandline, this is my commandline:

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-novblank
-norestrictions
-width 800
-height 600
-safemode
-availablevidmem "4"
-percentvidmem 100
-fullspecaudio
-novsync
-frameLimit 0
-nomemrestrict
-high
-noprecache
-reflectionresolution 2084
-memrestrict 188743680
-memrestrict 209715200
-memrestrict 230686720
-noswapdelay
-norestriction
-noprecash
-renderquality 15
-shadowquality 0
-texturequality 0
-viewdistance 15
-detailquality 15
-refreshrate 60
-fullscreen
-forcehighqualitymirrors
-no_3GB
-disableimposters
-noBlockOnLostFocus
-DX9 /low

And these are my PC (well, laptop) components:

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 CPU: Intel(R) Celeron(R) N2808 @ 1.58 GHz.

 GPU: Intel(R) HD Graphics. (VRAM: 64 MB)

 RAM: 4GB (3,88 Usable)

 Total HDD Space Available: 304.6 GB

 OS: Windows 10

 

Again, I know those don't meet the game's requirement but I have ran this game before and it was quite stable.

Nvm got it fixed by reinstalling and using the normal version instead