I bought gta v on two separate steams, which are linked to 2 separate rockstar games, but i still can't play on both of my computers at the same time

[themoneyman712]

What is the issue you’re having?

I bought gta v on two separate steams, which are linked to 2 separate rockstar games, but i still can’t play on both of my computers at the same time

What have you tried already to fix the issue?

i tried contacting rockstar games, and even fully resetting my pc, but none work

What server did you get this issue on?

hoods of chiraq, but i don’t think its an server issue

Windows version

windows 11

System specifications

2 different pc’s

Antivirus software

idk

Log files

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[rolica]

Try doing this:

Make sure neither FiveM, nor Rockstar Games Launcher is running.

• Press Win + R, enter %localappdata%\DigitalEntitlements\ and click OK
• Back up all the files in there, leave them in a separate directory.
• Delete all the files inside of DigitalEntitlements.
• Run Grand Theft Auto V once through the relevant launcher you used to install the game with.
• Your FiveM client should now use your new identifiers, provided you actually have separate licenses.

You might also have to delete %appdata%\CitizenFX\ros_id.dat which is your Rockstar Social Club identifier.