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I'd say reinstall the game, or reapply the backup you made previous to installing the car mods.

Thank you, good luck :)

A screenshot would really help. Try reinstalling the mod too. What resolution are you using in-game?

Should be the Left Control Key, as stated in the manual:

You could try seperating them with a comma, like this: H, G Not sure if that would work though. Why exactly do you want to do this?

No problem, I am glad I could be of some assistance :)

Thank you :)! Indeed, that is a good reason to stick to the latest patch.

If you are going for performance, I'd say go with the latest patch. That's my 5 cents worth of advise.

And you are absolutely sure that you haven't added some mod? Changed some setting? Did something in the trainer maybe?

I'm not sure what you mean, It works for most people who use the manual installer if that is what you are asking.

Ah shit, sorry for missing this thread. Glad you got it working on your own :)

Well, if you haven't made a backup you will have to reinstall to make sure sadly.

Well not really, 1.0.7.0 fixes some stability issues the earlier patches had. ENBs work better though, that is correct.

The latest patch (1.0.7.0) is the recommended patch for stability. Some prefer 1.0.4.0 due to being easier to mod, but LCPDFR and most other script mods won't work on that patch.

Are you sure that you did remove it completely (http://www.lcpdfr.com/page/tutorials/index.action/_/script-data-file-modification-tutorials/how-to-uninstall-lcpdfr-r19).

Here is the link (http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/download/4607-lcpd-first-response/). Read the included manual. I recommend you to use the manual installer.

You are aware that there is a new version out and that 0.95RC2 isn't really supported anymore?

Which version of LCPDFR are you trying to install?

Still, can I see a screenshot? It is really helpful :)

I understand the frustration when it won't work, but I am really out of ideas. It is usually fixed by now.

I think that is just a normal GTA IV crash, since 30 mins is pretty standard for most of us. To decrease crashes, you can try removing any heavy mods (ped/car mods) and decrease the in-game graphics values.

Looking good, no complaints here. This will hopefully help reorganize the place a little further :) Keep it up.

Well mate, I am doing my best. Try deleting your saves from either of these places. X:Users%username%AppDataLocalRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames X:Users%username%DocumentsRockstar GamesGTA IVsavegames Note: The AppData-folder is usually hidden, make sure that you can see hidden files. Note 2: “X” is the drive where you have installed GTA IV, and %username% is replaced by your username

Alright, I'd suggest you reinstall the game at this point. Make sure to reapply the administrator settings after reinstall.

Are you using any other mods?