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  1. yes, I did install them. It seems like ELS is the reason why the game doesnt start
  2. Hi everyone, I’m having an issue with ELS that I haven’t been able to solve. System: GTA V Legacy (latest Steam version, Build 3889) Latest LSPDFR Latest RAGE Plugin Hook Latest ScriptHookV Windows 11 Problem: GTA starts normally through RAGE Plugin Hook. I can reach the main menu, select Story Mode, and LSPDFR starts loading. Just before the player would spawn (black loading screen), GTA crashes to desktop. If I remove or rename ELS.asi, the game starts perfectly and LSPDFR works normally. What I’ve already tried: Fresh installation of GTA V Fresh installation of LSPDFR Fresh installation of ELS 1.05 from the official LCPDFR download Reinstalled Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributables Verified GTA files through Steam Disabled OpenIV.asi Disabled all plugins Disabled the mods folder Tested without vehicle packs ScriptHookV is up to date Windows Event Viewer: Faulting application: GTA5.exe Faulting module: ELS.asi Exception code: 0xc0000409 As soon as ELS.asi is removed, everything works again. Has anyone experienced this with the current GTA Legacy Build 3889 or knows a workaround? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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