GTA V won't start without mods

[Juventino24]

Hello Guys,

 

Today I tried to play GTA without mods, so I can play online. I installed different car mods and also some graphic mods. The car mods are all installed in a separate mods folder, which is created by Open IV. I deleted the Open IV ASI from the ASI manager so the mods folder is deactivated. After that I tried to start GTA V but the game won't start. There is always an error. Then I also deleted all different graphic mods, which aren't installed in the mods folder, but in the main GTA V Directory. After that, the game also didn't start. What am I doing wrong? Please help me, I really would like to play online without the risk of getting banned.

 

Thank You

[Mr.Arrow]

You can use Steam cache to verify the game file in case it's corrupted.Not sure about Rockstar Social Club though.

[Juventino24]

You can use Steam cache to verify the game file in case it's corrupted.Not sure about Rockstar Social Club though.

Hello. Thanks for the answer. I'm afraid I can't, because I didn't buy the game in steam. I buyed the discs. What else could I do?

[alloc8or]

Use commandline arg "-verify".

[Juventino24]

Use commandline arg "-verify".

Where do I have to use it? Could you please explain it? Sorry I'm new to this.

[alloc8or]

Create a text file named "commandline.txt" which contains the string -verify and drop it into the GTA V folder and start the game.

Or use cmd. Example:

C:\WINDOWS\system32>cd C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto VC:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V>GTAVLauncher.exe -verify

Edited May 8, 2016 by Unknown_Modder

[Juventino24]

 

Create a text file named "commandline.txt" which contains the string -verify and drop it into the GTA V folder and start the game.

Or use cmd. Example:

 

C:\WINDOWS\system32>cd C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto VC:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V>GTAVLauncher.exe -verify

Ohh now that you say that. There Is already a commandline data in the main GTA V folder. Should I open that one and then start the game? And what should I do after that I started the game?

[Juventino24]

 

Create a text file named "commandline.txt" which contains the string -verify and drop it into the GTA V folder and start the game.

Or use cmd. Example:

C:\WINDOWS\system32>cd C:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto VC:\Program Files\Rockstar Games\Grand Theft Auto V>GTAVLauncher.exe -verify

 

Hello. So I found out how to verify the game. I verified it but after 5 minutes of verifying the same error pops up which says, that the gamedatas are broken. It seems weird, because the game starts when I use the mods. The error only pops up when I don't use the mods. So after that, I installed another tool which checked the files of GTA V. The program found that the Hash is not correct on those files:

 

GTAVLauncher.exe

PlayGTAV.exe

GFSDK_ShadowLib.win64.dll

 

I deleted the GTAVLauncher.exe and GFSDK_ShadowLib.win64.dll, but I couldn't delete the PlayGTAV.exe, because otherwise the game couldn't start. After I deleted the files, the game reinstalled the launcher and the dll file again. After that I tried to play the game without the mods but there is still the same error as before. After another check I found out that the hash isn't correct for the same files as before. What can I do? I don't want to reinstall the whole game, because then I have to reinstall all the mods again. Please help.

Edited May 10, 2016 by Juventino24

[Juventino24]

Hello

 

I fixed the Problem. After I installed the updated Version of the tool, I found out that one Folder was corrupted. Maybe, instead of putting one mod in the mods Folder, I put it in the original Folder so the game couldn't start without mods. I deleted the Folder and started the game so the game could install the right Folder. The Problem is now fixed and I can play online without mods.

Edited May 12, 2016 by Juventino24