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GTA V version?
1.0.1604.0
Up to date?
Yes
Legit or Pirate copy?
Legit
Steam/CD/Social Club?
Steam
Windows version?
Windows 10 Pro
Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again?
Yes
Error screenshot (if any)
N/a
System specifications
Intel Core i5
16GB or ram
GTX 950
Two monitors
What did you do to get this issue?
Open FiveM.exe
What server did you get this issue on?
N/a
CitizenFX.log file
[ 0] Detected NVIDIA Node, attempting to query ShadowPlay status…
[ 162875] Detected NVIDIA Node, attempting to query ShadowPlay status…
.dmp files/report IDs
None
If an issue with starting:
GTA V folder screenshot

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GTA V/update/x64/dlcpacks screenshot
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Filepath to FiveM folder
C:\Users(username)\AppData\Local\FiveM
FiveM client folder screenshot
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Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus?
Yes

Tried re-installing. Opening as administrator. Disabling firewall. Disabling Antivirus. Deleting caches.
Every time I open FiveM.exe nothing appears, but it appears as a background process in task manager.

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I don’t know if bumping is allowed, but I really want to get this to work and I’m kinda running out of options

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upload your log file, not enough information for anyone to assist you with.

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As in, the CitizenFX.log file? I copy-pasted its contents into the post already, but if you need the whole file then here you go.
CitizenFX.log (77 Bytes)
I don’t have any other .log files on the FiveM App Data folder, so I guess that’s the one you’re talking about.

(After the multiple forceful restarts of the program I did, multiple CitizenFX.log files showed up -Figuring as CitizenFX.log.2, CitizenFX.log.3, CitizenFX.log.4. - I opened them up with Notepad++ and it had the same contents than the original CitizenFX.log file. But here’s CitizenFX.log.2, I wanted to post the rest but theres a max of 2 attachments per post)
CitizenFX.log (77 Bytes)

If anything else is needed to be clarified or explained, just say so.

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I actually fixed it on my own. If anyone has the same problem in the future, here’s my fix:

  • Completly uninstall GTA V (Select uninstall on Steam, afterwards go to Steam/Steamapps/common and make sure the Grand Theft Auto V folder isn’t there. If it is, delete it. Finally, go to Documents/Rockstar -Store your save file if you don’t have it on the cloud- and delete the GTA V folder there)
  • Completly uninstall FiveM (just delete the source FiveM folder)
  • Clean your trashbin (I mean, you dont have to do this but y’know dont store things on your trashbin, that’s bad for your disk space)
  • Re-install GTA V
  • Start it once (until you can actually move/play)
  • Install FiveM
  • Make sure to make an exception for the FiveM installer in Avast if anything pops up (Dunno if its actually a virus but don’t care enough to check it)
  • Follow the normal FiveM installation
    Badaboom now it works
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