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No. Something like ELS or any other scripts.

It's not ScriptHookV. It's something using ScriptHookV.

Clean your Main Directory. Verify game files. Then run the game normally. If that works, re-install manual LSPDFR and try again.

Screenshot your Main Directory then.

You can try and see if that fixes it.

Correct. But if LSPDFR works, then you found the issue. My money is on NVE being the issue.

What...?

Same issue as before. All my solutions to this were posted above. If you have any modified files (i.e. mods folder), could be the issue.

Rename mods to _mods and try again.

Rename mods to _mods and try seeing if it continues.

Glad I could help. 🙂

I see you are missing the lspdfr.ini. Please re-install manual LSPDFR. If you are encountering the same crash after trying this, rename mods to _mods and try again.

You can try using Computer+ update found here. If you are still having issues, I recommend Compulite as a good alternative.

In the lspdfr.ini, you will find the following: Ambient.EscapedSuspectEncounterInterval = 45000 This time is in milliseconds and is the interval between when an escaped suspect is located. You can increase the timer to make it take longer or decrease to have it take less time. Personally, I keep it off as it has been known to cause issues at times. (Setting for that is Ambient.DisableEscapedSuspectEncounter = true)

Remove ScriptHookV.dll and try again.

Just the likes on the posts. As for your issue: If renaming mods to _mods works, rename _mods back to mods and try: Installing the gameconfig by PNWParks as well as the Heap and Packfile Adjusters. If that still doesnt work, you can remove what you added recently one by one and test after each removal. If that still doesnt work, you will have to restart the mods folder.

Both but this action should be done in the normal Directory. Not OpenIV.

This issue is covered on the IPT Support FAQ found here.

Rename mods to _mods and try again.

Alright. What I want you to try now is to launch GTA V normally. Then once you are fully in-game and you can move around, tab out and launch RPH.

Couple of things to start: 1. Remove everything from Plugins except the LSPDFR file and folder. Then try again. 2. If you are still getting crashes on loading, rename mods to _mods and retry.

Please try it again.

Let's start with the exceptions. Add the GTA V Main Directory to the exceptions list for your anti-virus. Then re-install manual LSPDFR and then restart PC. Then give it another try.

Right. I know you have tried this a few times already, but I want you to give it a proper go. Clean your Main Directory completely. That means no scripts, LSPDFR, RPH, and no mods folder. Nothing modified in the slightest. Then verify game files and just for the sake of it, restart PC. Then run the game normally. If it launches successfully, re-install manual LSPDFR.

No need! Though I appreciate it! Just something I do in my spare time. 🙂