Rpcs3 Unhandled Win32 Exception When Downloading Ps3 Firmware

Hello! I just discovered about the rpcs3 emulator last night and downloaded the latest build of it, just to observe that it wouldn’t beginning up on my system. (My arrangement is Windows 8.1 64-scrap.)
So anyways, the first problem which I had was that a bunch of DLL files were missing. I hands solved that trouble with Google. I obtained xiii of the missing DLL files and copied them all into the rpcs3 folder.
The next problem which I got is an fault message which began actualization whenever I tried to run the rpcs3 executable after obtaining all of those missing DLLs. This fault message reads:


“The procedure entry point _invalid_parameter_noinfo_noreturn could not be located in the dynamic link library C:\Games\PSP\rpcs3.exe”


Does anybody hither know how I can solve this problem? I actually hope that you guys do. Thanks.

What game and what settings? Post the full log file, rpcs3.log. Put it in a .zip to be able to attach here on the forums.

And what CPU? Make sure it supports SSSE3

The game which I wish to play is
Hatsune Miku Projection Diva F
with the ID# BLUS31319.
According to my laptop’south Control Panel the CPU is
Intel Core i7-3630QM @2.40GHz.
And I’ve fastened the log file for yous to run across.

Y’all’re using an one-time build, grab the latest one.
Seems like the game wasn’t properly installed as it’southward complaining its files are empty.
And yous didn’t load the libraries for the game which are listed in its thread.

OK, I updated the build by downloading
rpcs3-v0.0.one-2017-02-08-a1189_win64.null
and extracting it into the same folder to overwrite the old files.
The game was downloaded as an ISO file, and then the only mode for me to install it was to extract all the contents of the ISO into the precise folder which RPCS3 wanted to accept it in, named with the matching ID#. And then I did exactly that.
The title of the game shows up in the list of available games when RPCS3 starts, then it is being detected. Furthermore, both the ISO and the extracted files are each occupying almost 6GB of my hard-drive space, so they can’t possibly be “empty”, but yet I all the same keep getting that weird mistake message.
Can you please explain how I load these “libraries” which are needed? Considering I tin can’t seem to find this option anywhere in the menus. All I see is configuration options for the keypad controls. If this “loading of libraries” is a long manual procedure washed outside of menus then I wish to know the stride-by-footstep points of how to get information technology done. Thanks for educational activity me this stuff. I’chiliad accustomed to the emulators of old consoles which merely load all of a game’s data from 1 simple BIN file with 1 uncomplicated click of a mouse, but in that location’southward a offset time for everything, and I’thou willing to learn.
Thanks again.