Troubleshooting

Solutions to common issues.

Also check the P4G CEP for Windows Troubleshooting page.

Error when launching P4G: "Sorry, something went wrong."

You have reached the temporary activation limit of the Denuvo DRM that ships with P4G.

• Denuvo limits the number of machines you can install P4G on within a certain time period. Changing a Proton version or modifying the prefix can cause Denuvo to think you're activating the game on a new machine.

• There is no fix or workaround for this—you will have to wait a short time (usually 24–48 hours) for your activation limit to reset.

Fixing Most Issues with Reloaded II

Reinstall Prerequisites

If you're having any trouble with Reloaded II, try reinstalling the prerequisites to the P4G wineprefix.

Reset Wineprefix

If Reloaded II still isn't behaving after reinstalling the prerequisites, you'll need to delete, recreate, and reconfigure the P4G wineprefix.

Delete P4G Wineprefix

• Launch Protontricks and open the Persona 4 Golden Winetricks menu.

Thanks to rudiger for this image.

• From the Winetricks menu, click Delete ALL DATA AND APPLICATIONS INSIDE THIS PROTON PREFIX, then click OK.

Don't worry, this will not delete P4G itself or any of your mods!

• Select Yes to confirm that you want to delete the P4G wineprefix.

Recreate P4G Wineprefix

• Run Persona 4 Golden (vanilla, no mods) on Steam to create a brand-new P4G wineprefix.

• Once you reach the title screen, quit P4G.

Reconfigure P4G Wineprefix

• Set up the P4G wineprefix again as described on the Protontricks page.

  • You will need to enable dot files and install the prerequisites again.

  • If they were configured correctly, you do not need to configure Flatseal or Reloaded II again.