Issue: Unable to Launch the Game不具合:ゲームを起動することができない。 Issue: Unable to Launch the Gam

[maro]

Press the "Launch" button from the library to start the game.
On the left side, the game you tried to start displays "Running."
During this time, the "Launch" button changes to a "Stop" button.
A few seconds later (4–6 seconds), the game screen shows no sign of launching, and the screen remains on the Steam library page. The "Launch" button reappears.

After purchasing and installing the games, this issue occurs, and I have not been able to launch them even once.

I have tried the following, but the issue persists, and the games won’t launch:

Uninstalling and reinstalling.
Verifying integrity of the game files.
Requesting a refund, repurchasing, and reinstalling.

1.ライブラリからゲームを「起動」ボタンを押す。
2.左側の起動したゲーム欄の横には実行中とでる。「起動」ボタンはその間「停止」ボタンに。
3.数秒後（４～６秒）後、ゲーム画面が起動するそぶりもなく、画面はsteamのライブラリの画面のまま、「起動」ボタンが現れる。

ゲームを購入、インストロール後この症状がでて一度も起動できたことがない。

一度案インストロール。整合性チェっく、返品後再購入インストロール
これらは試してみたが同じ症状で起動できませんでした。

[Gizzmoe]

Try this:
https://steamcommunity.com/app/993090/discussions/0/4702413158525006154/#c4702413332606383456

[maro]

There was no Lossless Scaling folder in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local.

[Gizzmoe]

Installing the redist didn't help either? What's your exact Windows version?

[maro]

Edition: Windows 11 Home
Version: 23H2

[maro]

I installed the redist, but the same issue occurred, and it still won't start.

[maro]

"I found that C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local existed, but there was no 'lossless' file inside, so I sent my initial reply to you. Afterward, based on your suggestion to install the redist, I tried it, but the same issue persisted.

[Gizzmoe]

Here's the settings file, put it into the "C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Lossless Scaling" folder
https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/8b46bbe0-7191-44f2-bccc-f87a4d9c5052

[maro]

What if there is no loss scaling in the local?

[maro]

I found a file for loss scaling. I was very bad at it. If you don't mind, I would like to know how to solve this problem.

[Gizzmoe]

Check the Windows event viewer for error messages.