Cannot install Games for Windows Live. Help!

Hello! So I am using Windows 10, and I am trying to install Games for Windows Live. When I try to install the app, it says I cannot install my app due to no internet or server problem (probably GFWL's servers are down cuz of this error).

https://i.imgur.com/khJcsVB.png

I tried adding firewall rules for the installer, but it was no use. I even installed it's client, but it was also no use. How do I fix this issue? Thanks in advance!

Windows version number: 22H2
Build number: 19045.3324

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steve c said:

windows live is no longer live!

DiggaDigga2010 said:

Hello! So I am using Windows 10, and I am trying to install Games for Windows Live. When I try to install the app, it says I cannot install my app due to no internet or server problem (probably GFWL's servers are down cuz of this error).

https://i.imgur.com/khJcsVB.png

I tried adding firewall rules for the installer, but it was no use. I even installed it's client, but it was also no use. How do I fix this issue? Thanks in advance!

Windows version number: 22H2
Build number: 19045.3324

I know what you are talking about

First off there are three different variants of the same installer. Try searching "Tron 2.0" and you should run into a fan website.
Apparently you can still use "Tron 2.0" and it's demo ( free legal version I guess ) to play the game online. I would assume you would have to turn off updates ( because I would ). I literally I had to purchase the physical game ( because I wanted to play this game for the longest ). Just look up the "Tron 2.0" fan made website that has many downloads for user created content and it should have the installer ( Windows Live ) somewhere.

What I have installed is

Microsoft Games for Windows - LIVE
Micrsofot Games for Windows - LIVE Redistribution

I know I downloaded like three or two different variants. One was the older Vista version while the other is probably a legacy version. After reinstalling the newer version ( which I found researching "Tron 2.0" rather then digging through stuff I found
on random computers ) I was able to get that game ( along with other Microsoft Games for windows - LIVE ).

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On the flip note there are GTA IV Mods for the ORIGINAL GTA IV games that allows you to play online with people, Same with San ANdres mods. In fact it is possible to link a
ll the Rockstar original games from

GTA III to Bully and explore all those areas online with multiple people and have hot-coffee unlocked.

Because they all use the same game engine. You could also switch around various characters whichever way you want to.

You have to check the unofficial GTA mod community because many of these mods was taken down over the years and requires some programming knowledge to link the games together.

I am sorry to hear about how anything requires Windows Live Install, even "Tron 2.0" which you could still play online with people via the demo version as well. Not the story but v. mode.

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Windows Live is no longer Live

DiggaDigga2010 said:

I really hate how everyone brought into the X-box online community bs. Even Nintendo attacked people for making Wii events
in person with actual sponsors because nobody was sponsoring Nintendo ( Nintendo makes no money with After-market enthusiasts ).

That being said Kalleria is another option to link games as you should be able to integrate it into almost anything. The Kalleria Client is able to allow games to run across via servers. The client would run first and then the game would load. But again you need program knowledge for it to function correctly. It is better then Steam in my opinion or Google-Play. More simple less
cooperate.