ineseri

You need to use Dsound.dll OR xlive. Not both.

Just for curiosity, why do you wish to block it?

LCPDFR is not supported in any form of online play, or with any third-party mod. Those who upload YouTube videos rely heavily on editing to make it look like it does not crash. No one wants to see a crash.

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1. Yes, this is a GTA IV setting. 2. It happens with modded cars I think. I've never had the issue.

You don't have to go to the yellow circle and press "y" to respond. Press "y" to respond whenever you get the callout. As for why it always disregards, please post your LCPDFR.log.

Hm yeah that is also a possibility. This isn't really my domain of expertise, what's the output on the PSU?

Does it do the same if your GPU is disconnected? It could be a faulty GPU, and as such the motherboard shuts parts down.

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Does LCPDFR start?

Most likely it is not installed properly then. Can you start the mod itself?

No, it's a problem with securom failing to read the disc in time iirc.

It happened quite a few times with my GTA IV Disc. Just had to keep trying and it worked.

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MODERATOR NOTICE Topic moved to GTA IV Support Requests, as this is not a LCPDFR Discussion Topic about the LCPDFR Modification itself which is what the LCPDFR Discussion section is for (where you originally posted). You will need OpenIV to modify your vehicles.img. If you're unsure how to do this, we have a tutorial section to help you. Here is a tutorial that might suit your needs: https://www.lcpdfr.com/page/tutorials/index.action/_/vehicle-modification-tutorial/installing-vehicles-and-changing-vehicle-liveries-video-r102 Our download section as a wide range of mods to use. I can personally recommend any mod by Yard1, Olanov and Custo.

ineseri is my username, for your information. I'm just stating what we know here. I had a feeling it'd be released for PC, but nothing was confirmed by Rockstar until recently. You can't always assume things will go your way, just because it's likely. Little official information has been released by Rockstar regarding GTA V PC, and as such, anything you read on the internet is purely speculation and in no way fact. Fact is what we know for certain. We have no way of knowing how the port will turn out. Further, I did not deny that a PC version was coming, I took no stance in the question. I stuck to the facts, not the hypetrain.

Still, nothing confirmed officially from Rockstar yet :)

"Rumour" is the keyword here :)

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