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behavingmars334

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  1. I am running GTA IV via Windows 8 Bootcamp on a 2 month old MacBook Pro, 2.0 ghz i7, Intel Iris Pro integrated card, 8 GB RAM. Installed GTA IV from Gamestop app, updated GFWL client, go to launch the game, and I get to the screen where you select play. I went into options, then graphics, and it says that I only have 12 mb of graphics capability- which is obviously wrong. Then I tried to launch the game and it hangs on the loading screen with music. Any quick fixes?
  2. If you have the time, I would like that Impala to be made or just the skin. Thx
  3. Alt + T I believe; at least that's how it was in .95.
  4. Intel Core i7. Windows 7 Professional. 4 GB Ram. It's a Macbook Pro 15", I know it's terrible for gaming- but it's what I have for now. Only cars in Police, Police 2, Nstockade, Polpatriot Yes, ELS V6 worked fine- never a problem. I did, uninstalled LCPDFR and tried again, didnt help
  5. I downloaded ELS V7 and moved all appropriate files to their loactions, changed everything to 'ON' and it is still causing my game to crash. It will load up to the Start screen, then start loading and then go right back to my desktop. No error message, no anything... Any suggestions?? The game works fine without that ASI file. I've downloaded it multiple times and still nothing. Any help would be appreciated...

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