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Fallout 3 GOTY will launch the launcher, but when you go to play the game: Nothing. This is how you fix it.Fallout 3 uses Games for Windows Live. Somehow windows 10 doesn't have the files.You have to install Games for Windows Live to get Fallout 3 working again.Here is a direct link to get the installer.Simply run the executable and GFWL will install the needed files, allowing FO3 to work. There is no additional work to do.I believe if you make FO3 independent from GFWL (Disable it from FO3), you could theoretically solve the problem without installing GFWL, as I remember reading somewhere in the guides that it's possible.EDIT: And make sure you update your graphics card drivers. Windows 10 doesn't do a good job of giving you the right ones. This alone solves so many issues.EDIT EDIT: Just go toThis is the pinned super guide. It literally has everything you need, and will help you fix any compatibility issues.

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Originally posted by:another fix use it for windows 10I don't see how this would work, as it forces FO to run on intel graphics cards, like the integrated graphics most intel cpu's come with. Unless I'm mistaken, this wouldn't resolve the issue, unless yours was different than mine.Running FO3 in compatibility mode for windows vista SP2 gives an error message about missing xlive.dll from a windows directory.

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(Running it outright in windows 10 doesn't give error messages) Be sure of your issue before applying a fix.If you want to use a discrete video card, don't use the intel bypass mod, update your card specific drivers instead.Edit: Whoops, it bypasses the intel graphics. Went right over my head. I upgraded from 8.1 Pro to Win 10 Pro over a month ago. Last week I started playing Fallout 3 again, and now Action Center is telling me that this program '.may not work correctly' in Windows 10. The game seems to be working just fine however.

Clicking on the notification links to a download for GFWL, which I haven't installed.I originally installed FO3 through Steam, and eventually uninstalled GFWL (because, let's face it, it's a stupid program) and have had no issues playing FO3 at all.The upgrade to Win 10 hooliwanged my video drivers (a clean install of the latest driver took all of a few minutes), but that was the only thing of note. So far I have had no issues playing any of my games, so I'm not sure why Win 10 is telling me to install GFWL-since everything is working fine.In fact, one of the reasons I stopped playing Fallout games was because they started crashing (they only started crashing after Crysis started crashing) and I couldn't resolve the issue in any of them.

I haven't attempted Crysis yet, but so far neither Fallout 3 nor New Vegas has crashed since upgrading to Win 10 Pro.2x GTX 960i7-5820k. Originally posted by Darkforge07:Fallout 3 GOTY will launch the launcher, but when you go to play the game: Nothing. This is how you fix it.Fallout 3 uses Games for Windows Live. Somehow windows 10 doesn't have the files.You have to install Games for Windows Live to get Fallout 3 working again.Here is a direct link to get the installer.Simply run the executable and GFWL will install the needed files, allowing FO3 to work. There is no additional work to do.I believe if you make FO3 independent from GFWL (Disable it from FO3), you could theoretically solve the problem without installing GFWL, as I remember reading somewhere in the guides that it's possible.If you don't trust the link, you can always search for it on google, or take my word it's legit.EDIT: And make sure you update your graphics card drivers. Windows 10 doesn't do a good job of giving you the right ones.

This alone solves so many issues.EDIT EDIT: Just go toThis is the pinned super guide. It literally has everything you need, and will help you fix any compatibility issues. Works perfectly after using that link, thank you!

If you do not have a previous version of Office installed, proceed to.If you have any other version of Office on your computer/laptop (i.e. Office 2013, Office 2010, Office 2007 or even Office 365, etc.) you need to remove it before installing Office 2016. This will help avoid potential clashes between multiple versions. Screenshots for these steps were taken with Windows 7, but the steps are generally the same for Windows 10.Why do I need to uninstall Office 2013/ Office 365 etc if I have it already?This new version of Office 2016 includes additional programs but it also uses a different licensing system than the serial numbers that you probably used for your previous Office installation. To avoid any licensing conflicts, uninstall your previous Office installation and install a new version from Office 365.What if these instructions don’t work for me?Visit Microsoft’s website: to get specific step-by-step instructions for your Operating System. It’s likely that there are some security and bug fix updates for your Office installation.

It is recommended that you check for Office updates before you start using Office 2016 applications.How do I update Office 2016?When you run Windows Update, it will now check for Office updates as well. Open your Control Panel and go to Windows Update. There may be several updates, so be patient as your system installs them. Some updates may require you to restart your computer.Once your computer has installed your Office updates, you’re done!

Start using your Office 2016 applications.