It is a SecuROM issue on Windows 10 that prevents the game from starting, but I managed to make it work.-FIX FOR WINDOWS 10-Right-click 'RedRiverLauncher.exe' (This is the SecuROM DRM)Choose 'Troubleshoot Compatibility'Choose 'Troubleshoot Program' after it does its detecting phase.Tick box 'This program worked in earlier versions.' Tick box 'This program requires additional permissions'Click NextChoose 'Windows Vista Service Pack 2'Choose 'Test Program'The program should now launch and run fine.

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If you still get a crash back to desktop you will need to install up-to-date GFWL.Found Here -DO NOT try to sign into GFWL from the desktop or start it. Let the game start GFWL by itself ingame. I also have GFWLClient.exe and GFWLive.exe set to Windows 8 compatibility and to Run as Administrator.You DO NOT need to make any compatibility changes to RedRiver.exe.

Also DO NOT install Red River in another Steam Library. Install it in the default Steam Library. It does work on Windows 10 - I am using it on Windows 10.Maybe this didn't work for you, for whatever reason, but it certainly got the game running on Windows 10 for me, after I spent around 6hrs trying to come up with a solution. For people that try to launch the game and get absolutely no response, SecROM is what's generally at fault, which I found my way around using the method above. If you are getting a black screen then you are having some other issue, as it does launch and then crashes for you. Originally posted by 'MSDN':A workaround is to copy secdrv.sys from a windows 8 / 8.1 machine, self sign the driver, and enter into testsigning boot mode.You can do this manually or use 3rd party programs to do it.First copy secdrv.sys from a windows 8 machine to c:windowssystem32drivers. You can also download it here.

Same file as the one I got from a vanilla windows 8.1 install v 4.3.86.0 md5 3ea8a16169c26afbeb544e0e48421186Then self sign the driver. You can use a program Driver Signature Enforcement Overrider to do this:Or read about doing it yourself here. You will also need to make the certificate.Then enable TESTSIGNING boot mode by opening an admin command prompt and typing: bcdedit -set testsigning onNow safedisc games should work.You will get an annoying watermark in testsigning mode. You can remove it using this program.

Or read about removing it manually here.I tested secdrv.sys and the above programs in Windows 10 Pro x64 and confirms that it does work. Originally posted by:I have a different version of GWFL. For the two items listed under uninstall programs I have -Microsoft Games for Windows - LIVE Redistributable 3.5.95.0Microsoft Games for Windows Marketplace 3.5.67.0Make sure you uninstall GFWL (both of those items) and reboot your PC before trying to install again. Swords and souls crazy games. This is the link I used to install GFWLScreenshots of the default Steam Red River working on Windows 10.Awesome it works now!

Contrave. The problem is the GFWL Client. There are two versions on the MS server: a full package (which i installed before) and the web installer (which you recommend). ONLY THE WEB INSTALLER WORKS!The game works now great for me. Thank you for your workaround. I never thought this would be working, because the missing DRM files. Thank you, youre my personal hero today.