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You're a moron. Read this: '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> and do as it says.

Well, it was working before apparently according to the log file. Whatever you changed stopped it from working. Revert your changes.

There is an issue with your .NET installation. This is not an LCPDFR issue. Check .NET Framework 4.5 is installed correctly.

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2GB of RAM is barely enough to run Windows 7/8, nevermind GTA. That processor is also quite bad for GTA 4. I'd recommend updating to one of the latest AMD or Intel cards. The graphics card is quite okay, but it is certainly being bottlenecked by the processor and RAM.

This can be fixed by the user with a printer, or alternatively with paper and pen.

Yes, you are right in thinking EFLC gets more support. All developers develop and test against EFLC, although we try to make compatible with IV. Also, we can only offer official support if you have an unmodified game. Modded vehicles in particular add models which exceed the normal polygon count of upto 100x and the IV/EFLC engine is simply not built to cope with this with stability.

Why are you still running XP? It's going to be condemned for security updates in a few months. Have fun getting hacked.

Looking like normal GTA engine crashes really - not much we can do.

With a Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB - it's probably not even worth trying to play GTA.

Read the installation manual, then read it again.

Be careful with that petition! It's so powerful it could hurt someone! /sarcasm Seriously, if you're unhappy with it, find ways round it. Encrypt your Internet. Use a VPN. Use Tor. Use public/private key cryptography. Not a fucking petition, that's just a joke and probably gets you on a watchlist for signing it.

I'm talking mostly of the limitations of MySQL. We don't use SQL at all in C# or in LCPDFR, LCPDFR just sends the information to our masterserver (which is coded in node.js and MySQL).

Yes, this is coming in the LCPDFR in-game computer soon. The challenge for us when recording game data from thousands of users is making sure the database stays responsive and is indexed correctly. We have terabytes of storage, so storage isn't a problem for us -- indexing the data and making it efficent is the hard part.

Oh, I was being philosophical. Technically it's an unsound argument. Your more than welcome to your view and I wasn't saying otherwise. I also think marriage should be between a man and woman, just as the word is defined. I don't believe in changing the definition of a word to suit gay rights. I don't mind LGBT people having their own equal thing, it just shouldn't be called marriage imo.

There's quite a lot of anti-homosexuality in the Bible. Debates should be really fought on logic alone, and not from any holy book. It's called Argument from Authority, and is a common logical fallacy and source of unsound reasoning.

Marriage has always been a union between a male and a female, and a religious one at that. I've always been against same sex marriage, and completely for civil unions and partnerships -- which are not religious and give the same governmental and civil rights. I'm all for equal rights, but especially in UK, when marriage and civil partnerships both exists and have the same rights, the debate over here is over a word and is really stupid. When women got the vote, did they redefine voting?

Adding video RAM which isn't there, is very pointless. It's like swap space on Linux or virtual memory on Windows - it'll just cause the game to lag if it needs to use it.

This is one of the most scary disturbing things I've seen for a long time. Imagine if you were a kid and you sat on that by accident, you'd probably just die.

This error occurs when there are two instances of the scripthook loaded, or when two copies of LCPD First Response are loaded. Or something in conflicting with LCPDFR / the .NET scripthook. To solve this, try some of these solutions: Ensure only ScriptHookDotNet.asi exists. If there's a file called ScriptHookDotNet.dll in your GTA folder, remove it. In your scripts folder, ensure only LCPDFR Loader.net.dll exists. If FirstResponse.net.dll exists (0.95) remove it. Try removing any other ASI and other .NET Scripthook mods.

There's no GTA:V PC version, so it's hard to even answer this...

I don't think there's any possible way anyone could get traffic on gpm. I might be wrong though, so it's worth looking around to see if anyone else has been able to get traffic there.