Lspdfr worked when I completed the initial download, I played the game for a few hours, then put computer to sleep because I wanted to go to bed. Turned Computer back on in the morning, and rage plug-in won't load as well as my FiveM and regular gta. it then takes me to Steam, and starts downloading Gta again as if I deleted it. How do I make it so that when I turn my computer off, It doesn't get "corrupted" everytime. this has reoccurred on four occasions now, 

First I'd check where Steam thinks GTA is located.

Right click GTA V in Steam -> Properties -> Local Files; see what options you have here.
Then, if "Open game folder" isn't available, check regedit. 

Open regedit with Windows key + R -> type: regedit and press enter -> Locate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Wow6432Node -> Rockstar Games -> Grand Theft Auto V
Then, double click InstallFolder and send a screenshot. 

Then check where you have GTA V installed. Do the paths match? if yes, just let Steam download, it should relocate the files.
If not, make sure they do. Move the GTA V folder to the destination. 

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2 hours ago, A Stranger said:

First I'd check where Steam thinks GTA is located.

Right click GTA V in Steam -> Properties -> Local Files; see what options you have here.
Then, if "Open game folder" isn't available, check regedit. 

Open regedit with Windows key + R -> type: regedit and press enter -> Locate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE -> SOFTWARE -> Wow6432Node -> Rockstar Games -> Grand Theft Auto V
Then, double click InstallFolder and send a screenshot. 

Then check where you have GTA V installed. Do the paths match? if yes, just let Steam download, it should relocate the files.
If not, make sure they do. Move the GTA V folder to the destination. 

ot sure what I have to do next?

Seems to be the original installation locations, that's good! 

Then, make sure there is a GTA V folder in that C:\ location. If there is, Steam will rediscover the files automatically.
If there is not, it either got moved or deleted by the user.