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5 years ago

Apex won´t start, r5apex.exe problem

Hello, sadly 3 days ago my power Supply broke and took down my SSD, so i had to set windows up new. After i did everything, i continued with origin and apex. I already had at the beginning major i...

Sick1Click

5 years ago

The C ++ versions are required for games. For example, if you install Apex, some versions of C ++ will be installed automatically. For some reasons, this doesn't work as well. It is better to install c ++ directly from Microsoft, as described in my guide, before a games installs its own stuff.

Finnnya

5 years ago

Hey,

so i uninstalled all versions of visual c++, downloaded the 2 files that you linked me to and after installing i rebooted my PC and repaired Apex.

Sadly it reacted like before, the blue bar loaded and nothing, no error, just the origin page with apex in front.

Then i uninstalled both, Apex and origin, during installing origin, i had no errors, that's a good progress, but i still cant run Apex (with no error).

I added my dxdiag log file.

I also downloaded origin and apex on my laptop with win 10 home, i did nothing on the visual c++ things, and its running with no issues... how can a computer with freshly installed windows 10 pro, have this problems? Im a lil sad 😞

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Sick1Click
5 years ago
- Finnnya
  5 years ago
  Ya i know this video already, did that multiple times ☹️
  - Sick1Click
    5 years ago
    @Finnnya
    Look at this post -> https://dotesports.com/apex-legends/news/pc-players-report-issue-with-antivirus-software-detecting-malware-in-apex-legends-files
    A user said: "“My avast removed the r5apex.exe and the game wasn’t launching”, maybe this is your problem as well.
    When exactly the game crashes with the r5apex.exe error?
    But maybe there is a bigger problem with your ssd right now.
    You can try this ->
    Ways To Repair Bad Sectors
    To repair the bad sectors using the inbuilt tools might be the most effective way to deal with bad sectors on hard drives.
    Method #1 To Fix Bad Sectors on Windows 10/8:
    Click on the This PC option and right-click on the drive that you suspect is affected.
    Now select Properties.
    Now click on the Tools tab and select the Check button.