I even checked that the NVIDIA profile for the game wasn't forcing any settings. I checked everything I could think of that could cause issues such as excluding the game folder and executable from Windows Defender, disabling the RTSS overlay, the Steam overlay, checking the permissions of the game folder and the save folder (which I believe is at Steam/UserData//205930) and so on. Report ID: 2f8c868d-8488-416b-ae59-4befbf5f2b26įaulting package-relative application ID: The Event log shows this error (which appears within a second of launching the game):įaulting application name: HMA.exe, version: 1.0.447.0, time stamp: 0x5149e0b4įaulting module name: unknown, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x00000000įaulting application start time: 0x01d3e7ab5a2f7881įaulting application path: H:\Steam\steamapps\common\Hitman Absolution\HMA.exe There is a memory dump saved in the game folder. This progress bar took several minutes to complete then just closed. There was a couple of seconds of the mouse cursor spinning plus the usual "Preparing to launch." window but, oddly, a progress bar appeared after a blink-and-you-miss it Completing install % flashed up. Anyway, I had a backup saved on one of my external USB 3.0 hard drives so I restored that initially rather than redownload the game since I have a slow internet connection which maxes out at 1.2 MB/sec.Įverything went well and game restored and redownloaded the executable but on launching it from Steam nothing happened. One of these games was Hitman Absolution which I know was previously working on Windows 10 Pro as I played it either earlier on this year or late last (it was likely on the previous Fall Creators Update build). To cut a long story short (thanks Spandau!), I lost a ton of games due to a corrupted filesystem on one of my hard drives.
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