Gta 4 Crashes After Installing Lcpdfr

Hi, What you computer config? Try a chkdsk. How old is your gear? Get any problems with other games?

What you mean my computer config? Whats a chkdsk? Less than 3 weeks No Config = Specs/specifications/list of parts. Chkdisk: Intel core i5 3470 @ 3.2Ghz 8Gb Corsair Vengeance RAM VTX3D Radeon HD 2GB 7870 Black Edition Just ran Chkdsk and a black box popped up,ran some tests it looked like and closed itself PSU make and model?

I bought GTA IV the other day so i could mod it and i installed it and i got the gta iv fatal error and i fixxed that and after i installed LCPDFR and everytime i go.

Dont know what my PSU has to do with the game crashing but Cooler Master GX 550w. Did you buy through STEAM?

If so, then use the VERIFY feature (Detailed Mode->Right-Click GTA4->Properties->Local Files-> 'Verify Integrity of Game Cache' If NOT through Steam, then confirm: 1) Game is updated to latest 2) your VIDEO drivers are latest 3) Motherboard Drivers (mainly MAIN CHIPSET) were installed (reinstall if unsure) (I gave up trying to play GTA4. It runs poorly even on my GTX680/i7-3770K/16GB system. It's got port issues but shouldn't be crashing).

*If none of this helps, try Googling 'GTA 4 crashing'; I just don't have more time. Did you buy through STEAM? If so, then use the VERIFY feature (Detailed Mode->Right-Click GTA4->Properties->Local Files-> 'Verify Integrity of Game Cache' If NOT through Steam, then confirm: 1) Game is updated to latest 2) your VIDEO drivers are latest 3) Motherboard Drivers (mainly MAIN CHIPSET) were installed (reinstall if unsure) (I gave up trying to play GTA4.

It runs poorly even on my GTX680/i7-3770K/16GB system. It's got port issues but shouldn't be crashing). *If none of this helps, try Googling 'GTA 4 crashing'; I just don't have more time. I bought it through steam and verified,1st thing i did,i researched online and there are no real answer,just guesses and all fail to fix the solution EDIT: Deleted,Re-downloaded and reinstalled,did the above and it seems to work for now,hopefully no more crashing.

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