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dud3

15 dec, 2014 @ 9:40

CS:GO SDK Tools won't start

Hey Guys,

i've just downloaded the csgo sdk and wanted to start hammer. It pops up but closes instantly. The other tools won't even show a window. No errors. Also tried launching the .exe files. Verified cache. Nothing helps. Google didn't help. Hope you guys can. Thanks in advance.

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Wazanator

15 dec, 2014 @ 17:30

System specs?

dud3

16 dec, 2014 @ 6:54

Win 8.1 64Bit
8GB Ram
i7-3610QM @ 4x2.30GHz
AMD Radeon HD7670M 2GB

older versions of Source SDK did work but not the CSGO SDK

Wazanator

16 dec, 2014 @ 12:49

And both are installed in the same spot right? As in you didnt install the sdk on a seperate hard drive.

dud3

17 dec, 2014 @ 7:18

the sdk files are in the csgo bin folder

Senast ändrad av dud3; 17 dec, 2014 @ 7:18

Vladimir Putin har Source SDK

4 apr, 2015 @ 22:25

same prob man

dmac

16 jul, 2018 @ 17:29

I found the solution, probably a bit late now but to anybody here skimming over the forums for an answer:

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive SDK Tool must be installed in the same directory as the original CS:GO game files.

Solution?

Uninstall the CS:GO SDK Editor.
Reinstall it where your CS:GO files already exist.
It should do it instantly as the SDK files should already be there.
Launch.

The reason you do not change installation directories is it will confuse steam. It will give you an error message prompting you that it is already installed in that directory.

Profit?

Numbaz

19 jan, 2019 @ 22:10

Ursprungligen skrivet av _lem1c:
I found the solution, probably a bit late now but to anybody here skimming over the forums for an answer:

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive SDK Tool must be installed in the same directory as the original CS:GO game files.

Solution?

Uninstall the CS:GO SDK Editor.
Reinstall it where your CS:GO files already exist.
It should do it instantly as the SDK files should already be there.
Launch.

The reason you do not change installation directories is it will confuse steam. It will give you an error message prompting you that it is already installed in that directory.

Profit?

You're a godsend! thanks!

Hiltuska

3 mar, 2020 @ 4:40

Ursprungligen skrivet av _lem1c:
I found the solution, probably a bit late now but to anybody here skimming over the forums for an answer:

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive SDK Tool must be installed in the same directory as the original CS:GO game files.

Solution?

Uninstall the CS:GO SDK Editor.
Reinstall it where your CS:GO files already exist.
It should do it instantly as the SDK files should already be there.
Launch.

The reason you do not change installation directories is it will confuse steam. It will give you an error message prompting you that it is already installed in that directory.

Profit?

not late at all time just flies and ur help is always on the spot

dmac

3 mar, 2020 @ 21:27

Ursprungligen skrivet av Hiltuska:
Ursprungligen skrivet av _lem1c:
I found the solution, probably a bit late now but to anybody here skimming over the forums for an answer:

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive SDK Tool must be installed in the same directory as the original CS:GO game files.

Solution?

Uninstall the CS:GO SDK Editor.
Reinstall it where your CS:GO files already exist.
It should do it instantly as the SDK files should already be there.
Launch.

The reason you do not change installation directories is it will confuse steam. It will give you an error message prompting you that it is already installed in that directory.

Profit?

not late at all time just flies and ur help is always on the spot

All good mate, no problem :D

FancyCat

10 maj, 2021 @ 7:25

Ursprungligen skrivet av _lem1c:
I found the solution, probably a bit late now but to anybody here skimming over the forums for an answer:

The Counter-Strike: Global Offensive SDK Tool must be installed in the same directory as the original CS:GO game files.

Solution?

Uninstall the CS:GO SDK Editor.
Reinstall it where your CS:GO files already exist.
It should do it instantly as the SDK files should already be there.
Launch.

The reason you do not change installation directories is it will confuse steam. It will give you an error message prompting you that it is already installed in that directory.

Profit?

thank you really helped :)

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dmac

27 dec, 2025 @ 21:49

nuts! i just tried to port my old map from csgo and ran into this issue. so off i went to our best mate google to have a look for this issue, and wouldn't you freakin know it ... BAZINGA! i answered my own question almost a decade ago. dmac has officially gone full circle. GOD IM BLOODY F-N GOOD!

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