I looked around the internet and apparently disabling GFWL will make the game more stable for mods. Just now I was testing  modded police car and the game froze and exited back to desktop with no error message, and people said its caused gfwl.

 

1.Will it make the game more stable?

2.How do I do this?

3.Will it cause any other problems?

1. Not really no. 

a) GFWL may take some resources, true.  But you will not be able to play online. 

2. You use "xlive.dll" instead of "dsound.dll". It's available from the LCPDFR manual installer, for example. It's a ASI loader. 

3. You can't play online or access any live features (achievements, live save files etc). 

1. Not really no. 

a) GFWL may take some resources, true.  But you will not be able to play online. 

2. You use "xlive.dll" instead of "dsound.dll". It's available from the LCPDFR manual installer, for example. It's a ASI loader. 

3. You can't play online or access any live features (achievements, live save files etc). 

In your opinion, should I get rid of it or leave it, because I think my problem may also be the file size of the cars I'm trying to use

 

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Edited January 22, 201412 yr by Blackjesus32

I'm using it and I am having no issues with it. It is, however, easy to check. You just switch out dsound to xlive and see if you notice a difference. 

I'm using it and I am having no issues with it. It is, however, easy to check. You just switch out dsound to xlive and see if you notice a difference. 

No difference really and does gfwl save game,I had to do the intro mission? I also got the MMA10 fatal error when I quit, but I always got that when I quit the game before.

Yes, as I said you won't be able to use the LIVE saves if you disable GFWL. Not sure about that error though. sorry. 

Yes, as I said you won't be able to use the LIVE saves if you disable GFWL. Not sure about that error though. sorry. 

np, thanks for your help though

It's no problem really :) The error seems to be related to RGSC and GFWL somehow, not sure what is the cause though.