The Last of Us Part II PC on GALAX H310M Warrior D4 keeps crashing because of missing runtime libraries , is manual system file replacement the only way to fix the environment for good?

Firing up The Last of Us Part II PC the GALAX H310M Warrior D4 motherboard hit me with missing runtime libraries right away causing DLL integrity checks to fail and the game to crash constantly which was super frustrating. I ran the repair tool and spotted three damaged C++ components so I went command line and handled the system files but the registry tweaks plus driver optimization did not stick on the first auto repair attempt. Manually swapping two system files finally stabilized the environment dropping background usage from two point seven gigs down to about one point eight and trimming startup from the forties to the thirties seconds range. Once the anti cheat interference cleared the frame curve settled from forty to sixty into the fifty to sixty two zone but even after all that there are still limitations since this older board has inherent compatibility quirks that pop up now and then requiring a quick reboot to verify. System log scan confirmed the DLL integrity recovered clean with no leftover errors fixed though the process was winding it ultimately killed the crash issues. Community folks on forums echo the same mixed results where the fix works most of the time but you gotta stay vigilant with older hardware setups running smooth without random hiccups.