How to Downgrade GTA 5 to an Earlier Version

So, you’re looking to downgrade your GTA 5 game to an earlier version, huh? No worries, I’ve got you covered! Maybe you’re having some trouble with the latest updates, or you want to use some GTA 5 mods that only work with older versions of the game. Whatever the reason may be, downgrading is actually pretty easy!

Remember that downgrading your game could cause some issues with your progress or saved game data, so it’s a good idea to back up your saved game data before you get started. You can do that by going to the “Documents” folder on your computer and finding the “Rockstar Games” folder, and then copying the “Profiles” folder to a backup location also make a backup of the entire Grand Theft Auto V directory folder.

That being said, here are some steps you can follow to attempt to downgrade GTA 5:

1. Find and download the desired version of the game – You will need to find a legitimate source for the earlier version of the game. Be cautious of downloading from unverified sources as they may contain viruses or malware.
2. Backup your game files – Before attempting to downgrade, it’s essential to backup your existing game files. This will ensure that you can easily restore the game to its original state if something goes wrong during the downgrade process.
3. Uninstall the current version of the game – You will need to completely uninstall the current version of the game before installing the older version. This can be done through the Control Panel on Windows or by using a third-party uninstaller program.
4. Install the older version of the game – Once you have successfully uninstalled the current version, you can proceed to install the desired older version of the game. Follow the installation instructions carefully and make sure to install the game to the correct directory.
5. Disable automatic updates – To prevent the game from automatically updating to the latest version, you will need to disable automatic updates in the game launcher settings.

It’s important to note that downgrading GTA 5 can be a complicated and risky process, and it’s not recommended for novice users. Additionally, downgrading may not always work as intended, and it can potentially cause issues with the game or your system.

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You can download an earlier version from the official Rockstar Games website if they offer this feature in modern time, but it might not be a good idea for premium accounts or GTA online users. You can downgrade GTA 5 to version 1.41, but it is not recommended for Epic Games, Rockstar Games Launcher, Steam or other premium accounts.

Note: Downgrading your GTA 5 can lead to permanent ban, so please not downgrade your Grand Theft Auto V if you have a premium account.

FAQ’s

Here are some frequently asked questions about reverting GTA V to an earlier version:

If you have a question feel free to ask in the comments.