NFS 2015 Won't Launch (Steam-EaPlay) SOLVED

[SPACECUBE]

I don't know If anyone already had this kind of Problem, I recently Bought EA Play for one month on Steam, Downloaded the NFS 2015 and Tried to launch it, The game doesn't launch at all, it opens Origin for a Few Seconds, Steam After that Shows the Game is running only for a few seconds and then it stops, I see the PC loading something, but when I open up Task Manager There's no NFS 2015 process only Origin.
I tried everything, Reinstalled and Downgraded GPU drivers, Launching in Compatibility mode, Tried to launch direct from Origin, Verified Game files, and nothing worked for me.
I have to say I already had NFS Heat on Steam and the Game works perfectly, even modded it once,
I would Appreciate If anyone knows the Solution for this!
My PC specs:
Windows 10 PRO 64 Bit
AMD Ryzen 5 3400g 3.7Ghz
AMD Radeon RX Vega 11 Integrated GPU 2GB VRAM
HyperX Predator 16 GB Ram
Kingston SSD A400 480 GB
A320M Pro Motherboard

[Mr. Jack]

Just install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x64 and nothing else, you can use the current EA app normally. You don't need the old Origin, it worked for me.
Game purchased and installed on 07/05/2024 Windows 11 ver.23H2

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26999

[SOMEONE | TFD]

Publicado originalmente por Mr. Jack:

Just install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x64 and nothing else, you can use the current EA app normally. You don't need the old Origin, it worked for me.
Game purchased and installed on 07/05/2024 Windows 11 ver.23H2

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26999

That's right, if I remember correctly last year (maybe before) EA finally solved it with an update (which finally provided support for the EA app). I gave the solution above when there was still no complete compatibility, only the app was installed but nothing worked. Nowadays it is installed as just another game, we will see how long the servers are still alive

[Chris Leon]

Publicado originalmente por SOMEONE | TFD:

Publicado originalmente por Mr. Jack:

Just install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 x64 and nothing else, you can use the current EA app normally. You don't need the old Origin, it worked for me.
Game purchased and installed on 07/05/2024 Windows 11 ver.23H2

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=26999

That's right, if I remember correctly last year (maybe before) EA finally solved it with an update (which finally provided support for the EA app). I gave the solution above when there was still no complete compatibility, only the app was installed but nothing worked. Nowadays it is installed as just another game, we will see how long the servers are still alive

Yes, for some reason the NFS 2015 come with 2012 instead of 2010

[△PanKrabz△]

Still doenst work.

[russmyster]

Took me a couple of days of trying and then a simple solution for why my EA games were not launching presented itself. In my case I had steam starting in Family view. If family view is on, almost all of my EA games will not start in Steam or from the EA app. Once I turned off family view all my EA games will start normally using either Steam or the EA app. Hope this may help someone. Need for Speed 2016 is one of my EA games.

[Syrus]

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[Lukazoprokiller]

If you're having trouble launching Need for Speed, here's a quick solution that worked for me.

The Problem
When trying to launch the game from Steam or the EA Launcher, it doesn't open.
If you try running it from the local game folder, you might see this error:
"msvcr100.dll is missing."

This file is part of Microsoft Visual C++ 2010, which Steam sometimes doesn't install automatically.

The Fix:
Step 1: Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2010
Download these files directly from Microsoft's website:

x86 version (32-bit)
x64 version (64-bit)

Run the installer and follow the installation steps.

Step 2: Launch the Game
Try opening the game from Steam again.

If it still doesn't work, go to the local game folder:
Right-click the game in your Steam Library.
Select Manage > Browse Local Files.
Run the game directly by double clicking on the .exe file and see what error it gives you

If It Still Doesn't Work
Verify the game files in Steam:
Right-click the game > Properties > Local Files > Verify integrity of game files.
Make sure Windows 11 and your drivers are up to date.