Hi everyone,
I have beat GTA IV and am now looking for more interesting things to do with the game. I found LCPDFR on YouTube and it looked like lots of fun. Now when I try to run GTA IV, either with or without turning on LCPDFR, the game crashes after about a minute. LCPDFR is the only mod I have installed. I tried it with the trainer installed also, as that is what the help video showed, but it didn't seem to have an effect. I have followed each step in the "Read this first" post. Initially I thought I got it when I noticed my folder was set to 'Read-Only', but that didn't fix it either.
It doesn't seem to matter if I am in the middle of performing an action that would require extra thought from the program or if I'm just standing doing nothing. The furthest I have made it is into the station and loading the character choice section when it crashes.
I have also tried allocating more memory space to the drive so that the program has more to work with, although I don't believe it makes a difference as before I changed it the settings said I was at 408/1024.
My diagnostics report is attatched.
It appears it can't find my phone? Why is it looking for my phone and how can I solve it?
Thanks in advance, this is just frustrating, as I'm sure everyone else already knows.
TylerLCPDFR Issue Report July12.txt
Oh also, I noticed the video said no support for .95, I am just really hoping that's changed since the video's release in 2011?
*UPDATE*
So I was rechecking everything on the "Read This First" page, and I noticed my GTA IV Root Folder was still Read-Only, even though I had changed it. So I changed it again, hit 'Apply', 'Apply to all folders and files', and hit 'Ok'. Then, when I checked the properties of the folder as soon as I did all that, it was still "Read-Only." So I'm not sure what's going on there, but it can't be helpful.
Also, I've made it past car selection, just playing with the lights when it crashed. So it's getting better, but I don't know why. My last try it crashed before I got in my car to get to the station.