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.NET Framework crashes

Sgt.Kanyo
in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support

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So I've reinstalled GTA IV about 2 weeks ago, and ever since I've been using lcpdfr I keep occasionally getting the infamous 0xc0000005 error code. Apparently the one that's causing the problem is clr.dll in GTA IV.exe so I googled it, and found out that if you have 2 .net frameworks installed you get this error. I did get rid of the older .net framework, however that didn't help, I still keep getting this error. Any idea how to fix it? I believe I don't have this problem with the original scripthook.dll and scripthookdotnet.asi, since I managed to play with those for hours without crashing. The only problem is, they don't support lcpdfr, so I can't play it.

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