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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
Just delete the System.XML file and new one will get created again.If you have Win10/11 then click StartMenu > type Graphics > click on Graphics Settings. Add PlayRDR2.exe and RDR2.exe to this listing and set their options to high performance GPU.Ensure Drivers are up to date, and not through Windows Updates.If you need to check for latest drivers, can do so here.For INTEL > https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.htmlFor AMD > https://www.amd.com/en/supportFor NVIDIA > https://www.nvidia.com/Download/Find.aspxIf you have problems installing or updating a Driver, namely ones for GPU. Then it might be because you are already using a Driver supplied to your PC via Windows Updates. First uninstall that one and reboot, then run the installer for the one you downloaded from the branded source website.Be sure not to have game clients configured for OS Startup or Start with Windows. As this won't allow them to run with proper admin level privileges. Once you OS has loaded up, then can right click game client (such as Steam and also Rockstar Launcher) and click Run As Admin.Best means to launch RDR2 (Steam Version) would be...Launch Steam Client via Run As Admin (right click the shortcut to access that)Launch Rockstar Launcher via Run As AdminLaunch RDR2 from the Rockstar LauncherWait approx 60-90 secs for the game to actually come up on-screen.
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