About two months ago my gaming rig with windows 10 got fried due to a Lightning strike. I have built myself a new Gaming Rig with Windows 11 and a i9 13900k and got back up and running, but I am having problems with Rocksmith 2014 Remastered. The first problem was the game would not launch and run but I have since found the work around for that as it seems it does not like processors with 32 cores. I got the game running and looks like all my DLC is there including Cherub Rock, but the problem now is none of my many CDLC's show up in game, I have searched for an answer but have found nothing. Does anyone know of or have a solution for this, and can point me in the right direction?

You need to own Cherub Rock.

4 hours ago, firekorn said:

You need to own Cherub Rock.

Sorry, forgive me, but he said he has Cherub Rock. "I got the game running and looks like all my DLC is there including Cherub Rock, but the problem now is none of my many CDLC's show up in game"

Yes I already own cherub rock and have for many years.

3 hours ago, Mr_Crowley said:

Yes I already own cherub rock and have for many years.

To also clear something else up to make sure that base is covered, do you have the most recent D3dx9_42.dll as well? (I am assuming yes).

Well, I figured it out and fixed it. I am however ashamed to say it was self inflicted with the CDLC problem. My last install on my old rig before lightning took it out lasted several years, so it had been awhile since I had setup the game with CDLC. My mistake was I Dropped my CDLC folder in the root directory instead of dropping it in the dlc folder. Sorry...

Nothing to apologize for. It happens. The important thing is that you figured it out and it is working.

It can be frustrating, and often it is something little that is overlooked, and why it can be difficult to diagnose, and why when trying to trouble shoot one can not assume anything and check the most simplistic or basic parts. Keep in mind that you were also dealing with 32 cores in the beginning which needed dealt with first.