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Go to the game library and right click on Bioshock Infinite, then click on Properties in the drop down box that opens.
In the ‘Properties’ box, click on the ‘Local Files’ tab and then click on the button marked ‘Verify Integrity of Game Cache.’
nothing of help on the forums
and i cant find a yt video explaing it
I always shoot for the obvious.
1) Reboot your whole system
2) As above poster stated, check integrity...then
3) Shut down all your programs. Try again--there could be some weird conflict.
4) If that doesn't work, uninstall the whole thing then re-install. If it's stuck on the 32/64 thang that might get it to "read" it properly. If that doesn't work then...
5) Try changing the compatibility through steam
6) Try -dx10 in the steam launch
If none of those work...I would type the exact problem in google and see what shows up. Somewhere, of millions of players, some friendly nerdly computer whiz has fixed this problem :)
I had serious probs with getting nauseated in this game. That never happened before. Sure enough, someone had a solution so there is almost always someone on the intertubes with the exact same problem who has fixed it. I always shoot for the *easiest* solution you can find, first.