GTA 5 won't install without Windows Media Player, it seems.
"Unable to detect Windows Media Player" issue Repeated tries can get you in, but it's not likely to ease off until the demand reduces or Rockstar bolsters the system. If that doesn't fix it it seems that Social Club is struggling with launch demand. Press the Home key and see if you can log in manually." Rockstar's advice: "If you are stuck loading, auto-signin may have failed. Rockstar also recommends running the game as administrator (right click Social Club, choose "Run as Administrator") and checking that the Social Club is installed in the right place-Program Files\Rockstar Games\Social Club. If you have the Steam edition, verifying the game cache can help-right click the game in Steam, go to properties, hit the local files tab and click the verify integrity of game cache button. If you are receiving one of these errors, we recommend uninstalling Social Club and then reinstalling it manually from this page." Rockstar's says: "The most common cause for these errors is an incorrect installation of Social Club. Fortunately the file shrinks back down to 60GB when installation is finished, but if unpacking hangs, try making some more room on the HDD. I needed about an extra 60GB of memory overhead above the initial 60GB for the game to fully install. If you preloaded GTA 5 be aware that the unpacking process requires tons of spare hard drive space, and is quite slow. Seems like there's a compatibility problem with mobile nvidia cards." Unpacking problems After launching the game re-enable the nvidia card quickly. "Open device manager, go to display adapters, and disable your nvidia device so only the intel card is enabled. We've been unable to test it yet, but MustacheEmperor on GTA 5 Reddit proposes this solution.
This seems to be a problem affecting mobile GPUs. Nothing happens when trying to start singleplayer or multiplayer From there, go into the 'Installers' folder and manually install the Rockstar Social Club through the installers found in that directory.įrom there, it should load normally-although we think some of the problems are due to a Rockstar Social Club connection issue. Open GTA 5's install directory, found by right-clicking the game in the Steam library, going to 'Properties', and clicking 'Browse Local Files' in the Local Files tab. Specifically, Steam displayed an 'Installing' window for a few seconds and then closed, after which the game wouldn't load. Started script RandomAttackers.On launch Steam briefly displays "installing" window, then nothingĬhris is reviewing GTA for us, and has had problems launching the game that are unrelated to the above Windows username error. To turn this feature off, remove the registry value. Note: There is some performance penalty associated with assembly bind failure logging. To enable assembly bind failure logging, set the registry value (DWORD) to 1. WRN: Assembly binding logging is turned OFF. The system cannot find the file specified.įile name: 'ScriptHookVDotNet2, Version=2.10.12.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'Īt (String title, String subtitle, Point offset, String spriteLibrary, String spriteName)Īt (String title, String subtitle) Failed to instantiate script MenuExample because constructor threw an exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly 'ScriptHookVDotNet2, Version=2.10.12.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. Found 2 script(s) in ModeBase.dll resolved to API 2.10.11. Loading scripts from E:\Steam\steamapps\common\Grand Theft Auto V\scripts.
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