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  • 🗂️ Understanding Files on Windows
  • 🖥️ CLI vs. GUI
  • ▶️ How to Run a CLI Application
  1. Troubleshooting
  2. Debug Mode

How To Use Debug Mode

🗂️ Understanding Files on Windows

Windows is a file-based operating system. Module-FiveM.exe is a file you download from the internet (specifically from Storm's Website), and it is typically saved in your Downloads folder.

📁 File Path Example

If your username is username, the path would look like this:

C:\Users\username\Downloads\Module-FiveM.exe
  • C: is the drive letter (usually the main drive).

  • Then comes the Users folder.

  • Followed by your user folder (e.g., username).

  • Then the Downloads folder, where the file resides.

  • Finally, the file itself: Module-FiveM.exe.

🖥️ CLI vs. GUI

Applications come in two types:

  • CLI (Command Line Interface): Uses the terminal (like Command Prompt).

  • GUI (Graphical User Interface): Uses visual windows and buttons.

Module-FiveM.exe is a CLI application, meaning it must be run from Command Prompt.


▶️ How to Run a CLI Application

Step 1: Open Command Prompt as Administrator

  1. Press Windows Key, search for Command Prompt.

  2. Right-click and select Run as administrator.

Step 2: Navigate to the Folder

Use the cd command (which stands for change directory) to go to the folder where the file is located.

Examples:

  • Desktop:

    cd C:\Users\username\OneDrive\Desktop
  • System32:

    cd C:\Windows\System32
  • Downloads:

    cd C:\Users\username\Downloads

Step 3: Run the File with an Argument

Once you're in the correct folder, type:

Module-FiveM.exe <PIN>
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