You mean loading in without using RPH?

Yeah starting it as normal without launching RPH

No it also doesnt work, im also stuck in the infinit Loadingscreen.

3 hours ago, Venol221 said:

No it also doesnt work, im also stuck in the infinit Loadingscreen.

Just to clarify, have you installed any modifications such as cars, ped skins, audio changes or anything of the like? It's just base GTA:V Legacy and LSPDFR?

Yes, I just downloaded lspdfr without any mods, ped skins and audio changes. It's the base Game and the normal version of lspdfr.

If it won't launch even without RPH then one of the mods is causing the problem

I still dont have any mods

As i said i just installed it and dont have any mods yet

Then there is something wrong with your base game if it won't launch even without RPH, verify the game files and see if anything was missing.

Have you modified any of the original .rpf files?

i can try reinstalling the base game to start fresh and no i dont have any mods for the base game

At this point I would recommend it, something isn't right with the game

Allright and congratulations on your 1.000th Chat message!

So im reinstalling the game now, i really hope that will work.

Thanks!

If it doesn't work we will investigate further

Alright Thank you

So i reinstalled GTA V Lagacy now, and it looks like I am already stuck in the loadingscreen when i start the base game...

I seriously dont know what the issue is and how i can fix it.

I think the problem is not caused by lspdfr since i havent installed it yet.

3 minutes ago, Venol221 said:

So i reinstalled GTA V Lagacy now, and it looks like I am already stuck in the loadingscreen when i start the base game...

I seriously dont know what the issue is and how i can fix it.

I think the problem is not caused by lspdfr since i havent installed it yet.

Create an exception in Windows Security or in your antivirus for the Grand Theft Auto V folder and for RAGEPluginHook.exe, which is also located in the main folder.

Make sure you have the latest versions of the following: .NET Framework 4.8.1, Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable, and DirectX End-User Runtime. Also check that Windows and your graphics card drivers are fully updated.

Make sure the Grand Theft Auto V folder has all permissions enabled (Properties > Security).

You can open Command Prompt CMD by selecting “Run as Administrator” and type the following command: winget upgrade --all (This command updates all applications on your computer that have available updates)

You can open Command Prompt CMD by selecting “Run as Administrator” and type the following command: chkdsk /f /c (It is a built-in Windows tool that scans the hard drive for errors and fixes them to improve system performance and help prevent data loss)

You can open Command Prompt CMD by selecting “Run as Administrator” and type the following command: sfc /scannow (It scans, verifies the integrity of, and automatically repairs corrupted, damaged, or missing system files)

Try deleting the Rockstar Games folder from Documents, then see if it works.

I will try that, thank you.

Update: I did everything you told me to do (besides maybe deleting Rockstar Games from Documents, because i dont really know if that works and wont crash my game) and it still doesnt work.

If you can confirm me that it wont break my Game if i try deleting the Rockstar Games from Documents i will also try that.

I wouldn't recommend just deleting that folder. If you are going to mess around with it, be sure to back it up first!

Is the base game still not loading for you? (without mods)

Yes it's still not loading, I think I might send an E-Mail to Rockstar Support.

(after I try deleting the folder)

Is it enough if I just move the folder out of Documents or do I need to delete it?

It's possible that the game settings are causing the infinite loading, before doing that, yes move the folder out.

Moving the folder away and deleting it has the same effect, either way the game won't have anything to load from that location because it expects the folder to be there. Moving it away just means you won't lose anything in the case where it doesn't fix the issue.