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GTA V version?
Build 1604.1

Up to date?
Yes

Legit or Pirate copy?
Legit

Steam/CD/Social Club?
Steam

Windows version?
Windows 10 Professional 1804

Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again?
Yes

Error screenshot (if any)
error

System specifications
i7-7700, nVidia 1070, 32GB ram (not sure what else you may need)

What did you do to get this issue?
Started FiveM.exe

What server did you get this issue on?
n/a - cannot get to any server or option (see more detail below)

CitizenFX.log file
.dmp files/report IDs
CfxCrashDump_2019_04_10_02_47_25.zip (40.5 KB)

If an issue with starting:
GTA V folder screenshot

GTA V/update/x64/dlcpacks screenshot

Filepath to FiveM folder
D:\FiveM\

FiveM client folder screenshot

Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus?
I have tried whitelisting the FiveM application data and D:\FiveM folders for Windows Defender

Also add what you already tried so far.
Special case scenario: Once I get the initial crash from opening FiveM.exe, as long as I do not close the error message dialog, I can open another instance of FiveM.exe and it works (although the launcher interface is sluggish to respond but the game plays normally).

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Are you able to start Gta itself?

GTA will start on its own via Steam and I also can launch FiveM (and connect to a server) once the crash occurs and I leave the crashed process open (as stated in the things I’ve tried so far).

Looking at the memory dump file in VS debugger, it appears that the FiveM_ChromeBrowser is what is causing my issue. Even though I am able to play this seems to be more of a convenient work-around than a solution.

After pushing the recent Windows 10 [pro] update, the crash has been resolved.

This issue can be marked as solved.

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