Trying to install a Wndows game (mounted ISO with launcher.exe) with WINE and got this error:
Internal error: failed to get path of 64-bit program file directory.
What should I do to solve this? My Bazzite is downloaded and intalled just today.
My PC information:
Bazzita storage unit: M.2 with 1TB
RAM: 16GB
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5700X
GPU: Radeon 6700 XT
It will help if you tell us what game are you trying to install and how are you installing it. It doesn’t sound like you’re trying to install the game from Steam. So are you trying to use bottles or some other method of installing the game? Knowing that will help troubleshoot what is going on.
If you are not doing so already, I would attempt trying to install the game using the bottles application. This guide can help you get started.
https://www.howtogeek.com/running-windows-apps-on-linux-with-bottles/
I have added the error screenshoot, hope this helps.
What platform did you get the game from? Like the Epic Game Store, GOG or somewhere else? Knowing that could also help troubleshoot.
One possible thing you could test out is create a distrobox with Ubuntu 22.04 and install Lutris through that. The idea being that the distrobox would allow for testing with dependencies that are closer to Ubuntu. The following command should create the distrobox
distrobox-create --name CONTAINER-NAME --image Ubuntu:22.04
You could also try the flatpak of Lutris to see if that is better. I’m only suggesting trying different environments since the files worked in one and did not in another.
The error message also says something about files being corrupted. It’s possible that if you manually moved the game files over, some file either got corrupted, incorrectly copied or something of that nature. It might be worth to redownload the files in that case.