If you’ve preordered GTA V it’s possible that the encryption on launch day didn’t work for you, so it may be best to try to validate all of the 60 GB files in GTA in Steam. Reboot your PC! This has helped a lot of users on the Steam community forums – including me. Repeat the same step for the “C:\Windows\System32” folder. Next, open up the folder C:\Windows\SysWow64 and look for a file called “Xinput1_3.dll” and rename it to “Xinput1_3_backup.dll”. To do that, go to this page and download the file “Xinput1_3.dll” by clicking on “Download ZIP-FILE”.
The one tip that solved the problem for me was downloading an updated Windows system file that’s responsible for the controller input (it was either that or unplugging the Game controller, which I obviously didn’t want to do.) Having the latest version or even uninstalling and reinstalling it could help. This is the application that actually launches GTA V and checks for an online connection and your system requirements. To spare you the trouble, here are some of the steps that led to GTA V finally working on my machine:ĭownload Rockstar Social Club from this page here.
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