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If you have created a mods folder, rename it to _mods

Please attach your Ragepluginhook.log files; at first guess I can think that you have not set the Threshold of Timeout Threesold to 60000 (ms); if you hadn't then set it up

There are some plugins that are now obsolete: remove: ComputerPlus Arrest Manager Wilderness Callouts Interop.WMPLib BasicParkingTickets AssortedCallouts BankCallouts BasicCallouts CodeRedCallouts Copper Callouts CrazyCallouts and update: AirportCallouts to the version 0.2.3.2

Remove all the Albo1125's mods because they are obsolete

Download the manual installation of lspdfr which includes version 1.87 (no available from the main Ragepluginhook website)

If you have a mods folder, rename it to _mods

This means that there is something inside that folder that does not work: since the specific cause is not indicated in the registry, you have to try to recreate the mods folder from scratch; if it doesn't work you'll need to analyze in more detail what's actually causing the crashes; it's usually because of some vehicle but it depends on what kind of mod you've installed inside

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Does the game open properly without Ragepluginhook?

Is the register at least present?

Reinstall LSPDFR with manual installation: you need to drag and drop all files to the root folder of GTA 5

If you have a mods folder, rename it to _mods

Reinstall LSPDFR using manual installation, you can't go wrong

Try renaming the mods folder to _mods, in case you created one

Can you please forward an updated log please?

Is impossible, the file is called Ragepluginhook and has a .log extension; the file is located inside the root folder of GTA 5. Try looking under the Ragepluginhook launcher (.exe), there should be the Ragepluginhook.ini and the affected log

Please forward your Ragepluginhook.log file

Please forward your Ragepluginhook.log file

Have you updated GTA 5, (Ragepluginhook) and LSPDFR to the latest versions?

Please forward your Ragepluginhook.log file

Yes, you can disable random chases: try changing this setting in the LSPDFR (.ini) file: Ambient.DisableEscapedSuspectEncounter = true

I would need the full log to check in more detail the problem, but I can tell you guess that most likely the cause of your problem is a mod that you installed inside the mods folder. To verify this try disabling the mods folder, renaming it to _mods. See a little, if it gives success

I'm almost sure the problem is some addon vehicle you've installed. I can't tell you exactly what specific one(s), for this you have to go to intuition. Start removing those packages one at a time to see if any of those gives problems

Rename the mods folder to _mods, in case you have one

Start by updating GTA 5 and LSPDFR, through manual installation, to the latest versions