I know there's tutorials about this, but none of them have worked for me so far.

I have been attempting to get Rocksmith 2014 remastered running for a long time. When I first was crashing years ago I didn't bother troubleshooting and moved on, but I recently got a guitar back in my life and I want to play. The game launches, I get a fullscreen white and I see the pick in the bottom right. At first I was getting crash bugs from injections so I disabled a lot of stuff and nothing is working. If someone who's more familiar with this game and troubleshooting it could help me figure out why, I'd super appreciate it. Here's the drive with the last two crash dumps.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1lq-VlTyiJS31GL_XJootW6zD8y_vQyVG?usp=sharing

I have tried:
- I uninstalled Morphvox (Honestly forgot I had it installed from such a long time ago)
- I uninstalled a metering injector
- Disabled both Steam overlay and Nvidia Overlay
- Manually disabled services that may be running in the background (almost bricked my computer in the process)
- Setting the affinity for the game to only use one core
- Made a batch file to override it's core use
- Tried launching with and without the CDLC patcher
- Tried launching with the song manager

I'm very confused what to do to get this game running.

For anyone else who had an issue, I connected a bluetooth device to my computer ONCE over a year ago, and the sheer memory of the bluetooth device was causing it to crash. So, as well as making sure you don't have any audio drivers lingering like virtual cables or whatever, you need to uninstall/forget all bluetooth audio devices.

That wasn't in the tutorial, but whatever, it works now.

Thank you so much for the information! I would never have thought that old Bluetooth devices could cause this kind of crash.

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