If your installation of update 1.67 or 1.68 gets stuck, try these steps:
The installation process varies depending on which platform or launcher you use. Generally, the game should update automatically, but if it doesn't, follow these steps: 1. Rockstar Games Launcher Open the . Go to Settings in the top right corner.
Click on your Library, find GTA V, and click the three dots (...) below the tile. Toggle "Auto Update" to ON.
Locate GTA 5. If an update is pending, a three-dot icon or an "Update" button will appear beneath the game tile. Click to begin the download.
If you encounter a specific error code not listed here, check the official Rockstar Support Twitter (@RockstarSupport) for live outage updates. Currently, the CDNs (Content Delivery Networks) for North America and Europe are stable for Update 168.
If the download does not start, click the tab at the bottom of the Steam window and click the pause/resume icon next to GTA V to force the queue. PC (Epic Games Store) Open the Epic Games Launcher . Click on Library in the left sidebar. Locate the GTA V tile.
Steam generally keeps games updated automatically. If not, right-click , select Properties > Updates , and ensure "Always keep this game updated" is selected.
Go to Settings > My Installed Games > GTA V and click "Verify Integrity" to force the launcher to check for missing 1.67/1.68 files. For PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S Highlight the GTA V icon on your home screen. Press the Options (PS5) or Menu (Xbox) button. Select Check for Update .
To help you get back to playing as quickly as possible, tell me: What are you using? (PC, PlayStation, or Xbox) Are you receiving a specific error code or message? Is your game vanilla, or do you have mods installed ?
Under the tab, ensure Always keep this game updated is toggled on.