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  1. I KNO WHY SOME PEOPLES CAMES SAY GTAIV HAS STOPPED WORKING

    Sesho8 replied to Sesho8's topic in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support
    found the problem lol. When I was trying to fix GTA I reinstalled the game and forgot to reinstall the 1.0.0.7 patch. Works fine now just a lil choppy. Have a high end graphics card. Someone told me to just turn the settings down

  2. I KNO WHY SOME PEOPLES CAMES SAY GTAIV HAS STOPPED WORKING

    Sesho8 replied to Sesho8's topic in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support
    Found how to disable but what file exactly do i need to disable inorder for the game to run visual C++ or GTA is self?
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  4. I KNO WHY SOME PEOPLES CAMES SAY GTAIV HAS STOPPED WORKING

    Sesho8 posted a topic in GTA IV & LCPDFR Support
    I have figured out that many people are having the same problem as me. When GTA IV is started an error message says GTA IV has stopped working. I think the problem is that on windows 7 64 bit computers c+++ 86 is not compatible. Does anyone know how to make C++++ compat or a way around this problem. Thanks.

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