rF2 inactive in Task-Manager

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  1. Dobbie

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    Hello,

    i´ve got second time the problem, that rF2 starts either in single as also in multiplayer mode. As it get´s to end of loading screen it freezes and Task-Manager says "rF2 inactive".
    I´ve solved it first time with reinstall GPU driver, but few days later i´ve got same issue. Yesterday i shut down PC after driving, today i only start him and rF2, i didn´t change one option!!!

    Did someone notice similar issues and solved it? Last things they had changed last weeks were an BIOS Update for the ASUS 370 Gaming and as i have seen an Win10 update. GPU driver for the MSI 1070ti is the last version.

    Thanks for hints!
     
  2. Andregee

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    I had this problem starting Streamlabs OBS before starting rFactor2
     
  3. Dobbie

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    Hi Andre,

    i did not have this. But it´s very strange, restart windows did not change the issue, but after shut down, next day rF2 starts without any changes on something :rolleyes:. Sometimes you can´t believe what´s going on o_O.
     
  4. John R Denman

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    I had a similar issue last weekend. Steambootloader was stuck in a loop. Had to completely re-install everything from Win 10 on.

    Steam was launched by the same folks who gave us Windows Millennium so I wouldn't expect their code to even meet the dreadful quality control that Win ME was developed with.

    Its a major annoyance to me that after purchasing 2 lifetime RF2 licenses that I am forced to deal with a totally incompetent middleman to resolve sloppy and careless coding practices. If we wrote code as carelessly as Steam does commercial airplanes would be crashing daily.
     

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