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This will cause steam to look for any modified files that you have and will restore them back to original as if you just installed the video game.

1. Go into your Steam Library
   
2. Right click on MY HERO ONE'S JUSTICE 2
   
3. Click on "Properties"
   
4. Go into the "Local Files" tab
   
5. Click on Verify integrity of game files...

If you've installed mods, these will likely not be touched since Steam only looks for the original files. The only thing inside your "My Hero Ones Justice 2\HeroGame\Content\Paks" folder should be "HeroGame-WindowsNoEditor_0_P.pak" and "HeroGame-WindowsNoEditor_0_P.sig"

If the game won't launch at all, and you've tried verifying but it won't launch the first time setup, then you'll need to either open the files you have on your computer already, or redownload them through Microsofts website.

This method will be done through files you should already have downloaded on your PC.

1. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del and Open Task Manager
   
2. Click on "More Details"
   
3. Right Click on the Steam process
   
4. Click on "Open file location"
   
5. You should have a "steamapps" folder, open it and go into the "common" folder as well.
   
6. Inside of the "common" folder, You should have a "Steamworks Shared" folder.
   
7. Inside of that, you'll have a "_CommonRedist" followed by a "DirectX", "DotNet", and "vcredist" folder
   
8. Open the DirectX folder, look for a application called "DXSETUP", launch and install it.
   
9. Go back out to the "_CommonRedist" folder.
   
10. Open the vcredist folder, there may be several folders in here, go into each one, and launch: "vcredist_x64" and "vcredist_x86", installing each and every one of them.
    

This method will be done through downloading them fresh from Microsofts website.

1. First you'll need to download the DirectX Jun 2010 Runtime.[www.microsoft.com]
   
2. Launch the application: "directx_Jun2010_redist" and agree to the terms.
   
3. Create a new folder somewhere and extract the files into it.
   
4. Open the folder you've created and launch the application: "DXSETUP" and follow the installation.
   
5. Download this: Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015[www.microsoft.com] (Both the vc_redist.x64 and vc_redist.x86)
   
6. Launch both applications and install them.

After installing these Redistributables
Restart your computer or else you'll still be running outdated files.

Since the 10th generation of Intel i-series processors, there is an error in the calculation of the OpenSSL instructions, which Intel describes more fully here.[software.intel.com]

This guide has been posted by others in the Steam Discussions and even by GOG Support[support.gog.com] which worded it as a 'safe workaround'.

1. Press the Windows Key+R to open the Run window.
   (Or Windows Key, then search for "Run")
   
2. Enter the following into the Run window: "SystemPropertiesAdvanced"
   
3. Press OK.
   
4. Inside of the "Advanced" Tab, Press "Environmental Variables..."
   
5. Create a new "System Variable"
   (NOT USER VARIABLE)
   
6. Enter the following into the Variable Name Box: OPENSSL_ia32cap
   
7. Enter the following into the Variable Value Box: ~0x20000000
   
8. Now press OK.
   
9. Restart your Computer.

If this guide ended up helping you, please start spreading it around in the Steam Discussions.