Corrupt game data

[SmellsLikeTacos]

When i start the game the game pops up.. but after 3 seconds an error come up saying "Corrupt game data. Please reboot or reinstall the game" I dont know how to reinstall it and the reboot doesn't work.

 

after 8 hours download and the game doesnt play :

 

EDIT: the error is called ERR_FIL_PACK_3

Edited April 14, 2015 by SmellsLikeTacos

[RedDagger]

If you're on Steam, right click it in your Library>properties>Local Content>verify integrity of game cache.

 

If you're not using Steam or it doesn't work, it seems the only thing you can do is delete the game files and download it again. It might do it automatically if you just try to download/install the game.

[SmellsLikeTacos]

Yea its not through steam.... Do you think i have to delete all the game files? And downloading again.... it took so long to do that.... i have 100/10 and my download speed should be around 12 mb/s but the downloader didt get me higher then 1mb/s

Isnt there just a reinstall button somewhere? xD

[RedDagger]

I'm not too sure, it's worth looking around a bit to see if there is one.

 

Otherwise yeah, you'll have to delete the files and download again I think. There could have also been some corruption with downloading the files.

[SmellsLikeTacos]

I guess i just star downloading again

[Xanthien]

This is probably too late for OP to use this, but since this is on the first page of google search results for the issue I thought I'd respond to this. You can actually repair GTA V without Steam. There's an option to repair the game in the GTA V setup tool.

[Spuds725]

I quoted the 2 3 solutions below for corrupt game data-- please post any more solutions below (Updated 8/22/15)

 

 

 

If you're on Steam, right click it in your Library>properties>Local Content>verify integrity of game cache.

If you're not using Steam or it doesn't work, it seems the only thing you can do is delete the game files and download it again. It might do it automatically if you just try to download/install the game.

 

 

This is probably too late for OP to use this, but since this is on the first page of google search results for the issue I thought I'd respond to this. You can actually repair GTA V without Steam. There's an option to repair the game in the GTA V setup tool.

 

All you need to do is create a new shortcut on your desktop for GTALauncher and edit the target to be:

"C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V\PlayGTAV.exe" -verify

I am trying it right now, and i'll post if it helped at all. It did verify my files and started downloading a quite sizeable update.

PS. I am using the disc version

[Vimppa]

I get the error all the time, Corrupt game data, Please reboot or reinstall. It happens when i try to play gta online.

[intencity92]

All you need to do is create a new shortcut on your desktop for GTALauncher and edit the target to be:

"C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V\PlayGTAV.exe" -verify

I am trying it right now, and i'll post if it helped at all. It did verify my files and started downloading a quite sizeable update.

PS. I am using the disc version

[intencity92]

All you need to do is create a new shortcut on your desktop for GTALauncher and edit the target to be:

 

"C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V\PlayGTAV.exe" -verify

 

I am trying it right now, and i'll post if it helped at all. It did verify my files and started downloading a quite sizeable update.

 

PS. I am using the disc version

 

It worked nicely for me! It verified my files then downloaded about 5GB(!) of data and now i dont have any problems at all

[sebifastmr]

Hello

 

I get the corrupt game data message too and I already tried verifying it via adding the " -verify" ending in the launcher. It said it was verifying game data for some time but it didn't download or update anything, when the message "GTA 5 is now ready to play" showed up, I launched the game but the same error occurred. Is there another method to check the files? I was messing with some mods and then the game was updating when I launched it but wouldn't start.