Hi everyone!!!
I just installed UE preview that they have released to Windows 10. The thing is, I’m trying to open a C++ project created with UE5 early access, but it’s giving me this error:
“Procedure entry point not found…” and it also tells me in a later window: “This may be an operating system error, it is possible that the module is not configured correctly or A plugin that was included in the build has not been activated.”
And I can’t open the project
I remember having solved that problem in the past, but I don’t remember how I did it and I’m not able to find a solution by google
Could you help me to solve it?
Greetings and thanks in advance
Hello again!
Any help, idea or information?
Greetings
Glad it’s not just me having this issue 
I have two plugins in my game folder that I disabled to get around this, Rider Link and DLSS.
After that I ran into an issue with PluginsUtils not being available, which the plugin browser depends on, so I disabled both of those as well.
THEN I ran into an issue with ConcertSyncClient not being found:
This is where I’m stuck, because I’ve been trying to rebuild the binaries in the new preview build but can’t because of the above error message when trying to build.
Disabling LiveLink doesn’t seem to change anything as I’ve found that’s where it’s listed as a dependency ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Ok just want to update.
I went to the launcher and made these changes to the engine install for Preview 1.
The second image was a preference thing as really all I’ll ever potentially do mobile dev on is Android.
Doing this however, made changes to the installation which may have added or fixed some things that weren’t included in the installer 
Basically meant that deleting the Win64 folder in the {YourProject}/Binaries and letting the engine rebuild them fixed this issue for me.
However I think some plugins that worked for EA2 don’t work currently for preview 1. DLSS for example is broken for me, so will need to wait on a update from NVIDIA on that.
Mileage may vary, but try disabling plugins if you can and deleting binaries so that the engine will rerbuild them.
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, glad to see I am not alone… I will just head back to early access 2 and wait for DLSS update
Thank you very much. Your solution worked for me.
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Amazing! Glad it worked!
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Hopefully they will update it soon, Nvida are pretty good at keeping the plugins up-to-date imo
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Tried the above fix with windows 11 and it still throws the error, even with a brand new project. All I did was create a brand new project, wait till it opens, close it, and then try to reopen it.
Update
Deleting the solution file, the binaries folder, saved, and intermediate folders and then opening the project again fixed this issue. However, at this point, I’m not sure how permanent this solution is.
I guess it depends on the next versions of the engine and how the update to the final goes.
Probably best to delete those folders again when those versions come around just in case. There’s no real harm in doing so anyway, as they’re all generated by the engine/editor.
Win 10, UE5.3.2, Not a C++ project, first time installing 5x and first project loaded - I get this error.
What is your exact fix, to install 50GB worth of data for C++ “symbols”?
(My project is a Blueprint project from Market, and my install Options say the C++ symbols install would be 79GB. Im not wasting that space for C++ stuff that I dont need per this project.)
What is the real issue here since it still hasnt been fixed in 5.3.2 (not preview)?
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Hey there? Any update on this?
Got the same problem on a VDI Rack. Never ever happened to me before.
Pls help!