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Got it. When you click it brings a little pop up window.. you should have the "report" button in there as well. I was only using that little pop up window, so I had never even seen a record page before now.

I recently re-installed Rocksmith (had a hard time getting it to work). Anyway, gonna try out some custom content and downloaded some stuff on the Ignition website where I noticed some stuff that does not work. 1 - A few download links no longer valid. 404 page not found. 2 - Link to the "video" but instead some opened a JPG of the box art rather than the youtube video it should. Is there a place I should report them?

I just re-enabled everything in startup and ran Rocksmith2014 again.. it works. Odd. Have no clue what the actual issue was.. must have been in the download even though local files verified fine.

Been talking to tech support.. they wanted me to ensure everything in startup is disabled and send them a windows error report and before I could even do that the game starts working out of nowhere. I must have installed it for the 3rd or 4th time now and I opened it twice now works fine. 2014 that is. However, now Rocksmith the original says "Please ensure Steam is running to launch the game" but who cares about original.. 2014 works and I'm psyched.

I have a tried A LOT of stuff. First, I am running extended desktop, not duplicate. I have tried unplugging the second monitor physically from my computer and also just disabling it in settings. I have the latest nvidia driver as of a few days ago. Updated my bios and other drivers also. Tried disabling everything in Startup, there's not much. Didn't work. I've tried editing the ini file and using Fullscreem=0 (and also tried 1 and 2). I have verified integrify of game. I have ran chkdsk, and sfc /scannow to check for system errors. All good. Can't try running game in Safemode as Steam will not open in Safemode. In Windows event viewer I get one of two errors: Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll or Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\AppPatch\AcLayers.DLL I have right clicked and tried to repair every instance of Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable there was. Had a large thread going on Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/app/221680/discussions/0/1489987633998607466/

I've already been through a reinstall. Some of the instructions the tech support gave me to try don't apply.. I had already told him I am on Windows 10 and he gave me a generic pasted answer. As for unplugging the second monitor I never did it.. I just never felt like it because I'm only gonna play Rocksmith say 20 minutes or less then move on then move back then move on, vicious cycle. Maybe a reinstall? Driver update? I have no idea.....sorry I hate it when someone says "works for me" but I don't see any reason it won't run. I couldn't run on a single monitor again so I feel your pain.

I've got a GTX 1080. 32GB memory, i7 6700k 4.2Ghz processor. I've got more than enough to run anything.

I do not like extended desktop. there's a bezel around monitors and a little space in between. I have monitors setup to mirror image the desktop.. so I have two desktops that are independent of each other.. two taskbars, two desktops I can drop icons on. So on the left my games open.. on the right I can browse the web or watch movies. As for television.. you don't need a conversion cable.. just a regular HDMI cable will do. I've got a 50" television. I don't play games on it, but I do stream video to it. I've got a $2000+ computer. My video card alone was $800. So I'm more than capable to do anything.

This game crashes soon as I open it. I own RockSmith and 2014. Tech support told me I have to unplug my second monitor. It may fix the issue. This is unrealistic for many reasons: 1 - Full tower case is heavy, is in the corner of my room, and a little hard to reach around. Even if I do reach around I can't see back there and have to get a flashlight. 2- My computer is the only source of entertainment in my house (besides a cell phone). So I am switching tasks often. One minute I could be playing Counter Strike, next minute watching a movie, next minute RockSmith, next surfing the web. I cannot be expected to plug and unplug 10 to 20 times a day. I also do not want to put that kind of strain on my cable and HDMI port. I don't expect the game to run on two monitors wide, nor do I want it to. I just want it to run. My old system with one monitor it ran fine. I upgraded to dual monitors and I'll never go back.

I definitely think RockSmith is worth it. RockSmith costs one price.. guitar lessons cost money every 30 minute session. My first night with RockSmith I was playing The Ramones - Blitzkrieg Bop in it's entirety. Granted it's only chords, I was very happy with that. I've since moved on to playing other songs with Chords that I like.. namely Misfits and stuff like that. A little Deftones. Hatebreed. Metallica. I've had lessons in the past a little. The problem wasn't so much the money for me. It was finding an instructor who can teach me songs I like. With RockSmith you can choose to play only things you are into. My guitar instructor? One was into blues and I was totally uninterested. The riff repeater is great. You can slow things down and then speed them up. My only negative thing to say about RockSmith? It won't work on computers with dual monitors. I refuse to move my full tower computer (heavy) or even try to reach around my desk and unplug a monitor. It's just not doable for me. I'm the type of person that plays RockSmith say for 20 minutes, then goes to play a game, then goes to surf the web or watch a TV show, then back to RockSmith. My computer is the only source of entertainment in my house (besides a cell phone). It's unrealistic that tech supports wants me to unplug the monitor every time. I also don't want all that strain on my cable and the port in my PC of plugging and unplugging it like 10 or 20 times a day.