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  1. Thanks for the help. I'm wondering if the box that pops up to install the .NET stuff didn't happen because I had a higher version installed? Or, it could have possibly been blocked by my AV, MalwareBytes. I do remember seeing that box pop up when installing to other PCs. I just tried to install it to another drive on the computer where I had issues and it worked just fine. It did not ask me to install the .NET stuff because it is already installed. This is making me think you may need to check for a minimum and maximum version allowable version when Launchbox is loaded. I also received 2 warnings from my anti-virus that Launchbox and 7zip were trying to access files which I had to allow. Launchbox closed saying it didn't have access to files. Once I allowed it, it worked great. I'm wondering if this may have blocked the checking of the .NET install or version status. If this check is only run on the initial run of Launchbox, it may never have gotten to that point. Just giving you more background in case you need it.
  2. I actually just found the solution. It was in the .NET Desktop Runtime Library. Launchbox will still install if a newer version is installed. I had version 3.1.32 installed and Launchbox does not like it. I must have had it installed before installing Launchbox for some other software. When I installed Launchbox, it do not remember it asking me to install the .NET library. I uninstalled it and installed version 3.1.21 and everything is working now. Thank you for all the help. It would be nice if during install this was checked for.
  3. I included 2 files. The launcherinstalled.dat file is in the correct place, as is the included manifest file. The manifest file has the name I used, it is not descriptive of the game name at all. If I click on the install button, it does bring up the Epic games launcher and lets me install (or run) the game. If the game is installed, the Epic Games launcher opens, I can run the game from the launcher. Launchbox says installing. If I exit the game, Launchbox still says installing with a circle and arrow over the game icon. But nothing is being installed. If I import the game, and it says it is not installed, the installed badge is not visible for that game.\ I have tried disabling my antivirus because sometimes it pops up with a box for me to allow certain actions, like an app accessing a file. I use BitDefender for my anti-virus and malware. LauncherInstalled.dat 50F16C6443E63F576077CA89FCF89122.item
  4. My Epic games are each in their own directory located here: C:\Program Files\Epic Games This does happen for all of the EPIC games I have installed The import wizard looks like it shows all of the Epic games I have associated with my account If I go to the import wizard and import one Epic game, it shows not installed. Under application path, it shows "com.epicgames.launcher://apps/a434dcb20f0d439b93aaa31dac9e3210?action=launch&silent=true" for the game Defense Grid: The Awakening. Thank you for your assistance with this, and I hope this information will help you determine a solution. As mentioned, I can manually add a game using the game executable and I can get it to work, but ideally I would like the storefront to work. There are no issues with Steam and GOG storefronts. I have not tried XBox yet. One other thing I have noticed is that Launchbox does not seem to remember my Epic Games login, as I need to log in each time I try the import wizard.
  5. I can't get my Epic Games games to import into Launchbox. I can try to import them, the list shows up, but none are shown as installed. If I import one, it will show up and search for the images and download them, but I can't play the game, it says to install it. If I try to install it, it does open the Epic Games app, but the game is already installed. If I try to mark the game as installed, it reverts back to not installed. The only way I can get these games to show up in Launchbox is to add them manually.
  6. That was the problem, THANK YOU. I finally figured out how to change it, and yes, it was set to Intel graphics.
  7. My laptop actually has 2 GPUs, one of them is Intel. Maybe that is the issue. I'll try to see if I can find out how to access the Intel settings, right now I only know how to do the nVidia ones.
  8. I have corrupted icons on BigBox. They look fine in LaunchBox. I don't know how to fix them, please help. Here is an example of what I see for platforms, but it is happening with boxes too. Tried different themes and get the same issue.
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