BEGIN *SIGNED* LCPD First Response Issue Report

Diagnostics Tool Version: 0.4.3

Operating system: Windows7 HomePremium (6.1.1.0 Build: 7601) Service Pack:Service Pack 1

System RAM (GB): 6

CPU cores: 4

NET Framework 4.0 installed: True

Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable installed: True

GTA IV - Installed: True

GTA IV - Install folder: C:\Program Files (x86)\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto IV

GTA IV - Version: 1, 0, 7, 0

GTA IV - Asi loader installed: True

GTA IV - Asi loader: DSOUND

GTA IV - Asi loader valid: True

GTA IV - C++ ScriptHook installed: True

GTA IV - C++ ScriptHook valid: True

GTA IV - C++ ScriptHook version: 0, 5, 1, 0

GTA IV - ScriptHookDotNet installed: True

GTA IV - ScriptHookDotNet valid: True

===============BEGIN .NET SCRIPTHOOK LOG===============

2012-05-16 21:09:00 - Initializing ScriptHookDotNet v1.7.1.4 BETA (GTA IV version 1.0.7.0)

===============END .NET SCRIPTHOOK LOG===============

End of *SIGNED* LCPD First Response Issue Report

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Not sure what the problem is.

a simple diagnostic report will not suffice, please provide more details, where, when, what were you doing? any other mods? were you running as admin?

I just installed it, I have had my GTA IV Installed for a little wile now, like maybe a month or 2, and I have installed one other mod, simple native trainer. But I removed that before I installed the mod.

did you install the scripthooks and dsound that came with lcpdfr or did you keep the older ones in? are there any duplicate files in your gta install location?

Doesn't look like there are any duplicates, here's an image of my GTA IV folder.

where exactly does it crash? as you sign into social club? or some point during the loadup process?

As soon as I sign into Social Club, I tried logging in on offline mode and online mode.

remove the scripthook files, and the dsound just move them, do not delete, yet, This is to test the stability of the game to be sure it still runs without any modding

screw it, in your opinion, if I were to uninstall all GTA 4 game data and re-install it, then install the mod, would you be pretty sure it would work, because I might just do so.

I removed all the scripthook files and what not, now I don't even get any error message from windows, it just wont start now, I will probably uninstall GTA and re-install it.

Edited May 17, 201213 yr by Sokoloft

IMO: thats a good bet it might work fine, From where i am sitting, i see no reason why it's doing this. But a reinstall is a good idea to restore it to working order as a stock game

Yep, Will do, thanks for your time.

usually i reserve a reinstall as a last resort..but this is just wtf

Hey man, I shut my PC down last night, installed some updates to maybe see if it would "un-fuck" anything I did. Fresh re-install last night, and my GTA IV will still not launch, this is what I get from windows..

Problem signature:

Problem Event Name: APPLICATION CRASH

System RAM: -1

Available RAM: -1

Number of CPUs: 4

Video Card Manufacturer: NVIDIA

Video Card Description: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560

Video Card Driver Version: 8.17.0012.8562

OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3

Locale ID: 1033

Update your Nvidia drivers

Well, for 1. I can't do that for hardware reasons, it was working perfectly fine a couple weeks ago, I think it was when I installed .Net Framwork, il mess around with it and get back to you when I get it working/ ask you for any suggestions.

Would you have any other ideas besides updating drivers?

updating your computer is another option, this game is just ridiculous to run, let alone put mod's in it.

Edited May 17, 201213 yr by Slimory

Well, I had to of done something wrong, im going to re-install .Net framwork, see if it will work.

Why cant you update your Graphic car drivers?

Okay, do you have ENB or anything installed?, also, when you read the system's MINIMUM requirement's, believe me, those ARE the minimum requirement's, any less then minimum system requirement's, the game will either not work, or it will lag like a bastard..

EDIT: Herp derp, Asuna is right, update your driver's..

Edited May 17, 201213 yr by Slimory

I've run into this issue previously, and found the cause -- Windows Live ID Sign-in Assistant service (Wlidsvc) was not running. Make sure that service is set to Automatic. If you're certain it's already set to Automatic, then I'm uncertain you're running into the same situation I did. But, if uncertain, here's how to check and correct it.

Click Start > Run > and type Services.msc -- the Services window will pop-up. Scroll down to Windows Live ID Sign-in Assistant, right-click it, and then select Properties. In the middle of the Properties window, you'll see the service's Startup type. Set that to Automatic and click apply at the bottom, then click OK to close it. Now close your Services window and attempt to run the game again to see what happens.