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I can't find any registry files though, or figure a way to run regedit there through Steam.
STEAM FALLOUT NEW VEGAS DOWNLOAD STOPPING WINDOWS
Looking here for a different game, in the windows subdirectory of above directory is a regedit.exe. local), where you replace APPID with the appid of your copy of the game.
local/share/Steam/steamapps/compatdata/APPID/pfx/drive_c directory in your home directory (toggle to show hidden files, through file manager's View menu or Ctrl+H, to see hidden files like. Check in Properties > Updates for the game in Steam, the appid is found there. The appid of Fall New Vegas is 22380 looks like, but can be different for your region. Maybe a good start to find the exact directory where the C:\ drive used by Proton for this game is located. Maybe you can instead run regedit through Proton, IDK. I don't know if those pan out but else try that search again. A quick search for "proton regedit" perhaps finds some tips here, though bit dated and not really detailed. You may need to jump through some more hoops to change the registry files in the right place, as Steam uses Proton with I think a separate wine prefix from Wine. It's also worth noting all the fixes i could find were a lot more vague than this ones, but all of them suggested windows registry, so i think this is what they were alluding to. This tells the Launcher where it is installed to.* If you have installed your steam games to a different location, then enter where it is by opening the folder it is installed to and Right-Click on the location bar and click Copy Address as Text and enter it into the Value Data. If present, move onto next step.Ħ-Double click on that String Value to open and make sure that under Value data:, it reads the following.Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Fallout New Vegas\ Rename that String Value as "installed path" without quotations and move onto next step. If present, open falloutnv.ĥ-If not present, Right-Click in the open area and hover over New and click String Value. Rename that Key as falloutnv and open it. Thankyou so far.Īccording to a Steam forum, the solution for windows is ģ-Head over to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Wow6432Node/bethesda softworks/Ĥ-If not present, Right-Click on bethesda softworks and hover new and click Key. Give me a minute or so and I'll find one of the clearer solutions for windows and that might help in finding a comparison. However, I can't find any solutions for Linux, so I'm trying to replicate the solution from windows using wine, with great difficulty. People on windows got this problem too, but they can use windows registry to find and change the registry key and that fixes the problem.
STEAM FALLOUT NEW VEGAS DOWNLOAD STOPPING UPDATE
Bethesda decided at somepoint around 2017 they were going to update new vegas, which then made the launcher unable to find the registry key and stop it from finding and launching the game files. I'm actually running fallout nv through steamplay, that's not the problem.
I'll read through it's details properly soon.
If you run into more problems the WineHQ website may have more clues from other users as to workarounds or fixes.
STEAM FALLOUT NEW VEGAS DOWNLOAD STOPPING PC
With Valve releasing its handheld PC game console Steam Deck end of year, which runs Linux, it's pushing ever more on making Steam Play work well for Windows games.Īnyway, got sidetracked sorry, you should also be able to get the game to run with Wine. Not all games work well but you can check on and Fallout New Vegas has a Platinum rating there so should work excellent. Steam has it's own builtin Wine with improvements called Proton and you don't have to set up anything for that, just enable Steam Play for all titles through settings and that lets you run Windows games from your Steam library on Linux. I note that it's usually easier to play Windows games through Steam. As for which key to tweak, hopefully you know that.
Searching for "wine regedit" finds as first hit.
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