New reports claimed that users and fans of "Resident Evil 7" are unhappy with the game because of several bugs. Fortunately, it is now fixed.

GamesRadar an online game entertainment web magazine ranked "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard" as the best game among its 24 all in all titles. It still delivered to scare its players, but this time it is a notch higher compared to its predecessors. Downloadable contents and in game modes also added extra excitement to the central game. Aside from topping 24 franchises, it is also in the run of being the best game of the year.

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But just like any other game, everything does not go well for "Resident Evil 7: Biohazard." A lot of problems have been reported. And the most major one is the issue that prevents the game from launching. Here are a few fixes in case you get yourself into this situation.

Make sure all drivers are updated, system wide, especially display adapters. The most advisable way is through Windows Update. If that update does not fix the issue, you can also update from device manager or if not through the manufacturer's website as alternatives. Never update from a DVD or USB because there is a chance that the drivers in it are already outdated.

Hardware monitoring software used to check core temperature, fan speed and voltage need to be uninstalled, because they prevent "Resident Evil 7" from starting up. But if it does not fix the issue, check Visual Studio and Redistributables if they are installed and updated. The latest version of Visual Studio C is available on their website.

The most common issue, why games are not launching is missing .dll files. You will be able to know what .dll file is missing because an error message will prompt stating the .dll file that needs to be installed. Keep in mind that installing .dll files is a tedious and technical process. If you have not tried it before or do not have any idea, it does not kill if you ask for an expert.

Another disappointment, is the delay of its Not a Hero DLC. It features a very important "Resident Evil" character, Chris Redfield. Producer Masachika Kawata and Director Koshi Nakanishi do not want to release a half-baked downloadable content, since it is no secret that the game's fan are very passionate and they do not want to disappoint them.