Talking about the Nioh 2, it’s an action role-playing video game that has been developed by Team Ninja. Nioh 2 was released last year in March 2020. Though the PC gamers have reviewed this game mostly positive on the Steam platform, it seems that some of the unfortunate Nioh 2 players are experiencing multiple issues with the gameplay that includes Application Load Error 3:0000065432, and some other issues. So, if you’re experiencing a particular error, check out this troubleshooting guide to fix it.

According to multiple reports, Nioh 2 PC players are encountering the error message while trying to load the game. There is no specific reason behind this error right now but such kind of issues mostly happens due to several reasons like maybe there are some issues with the game files or the game is running without the admin permission or the installed graphics driver isn’t either updated or some of the custom textures or mods are installed. So, without wasting any more time, let’s get into it.

Fix: Nioh 2 Application Load Error 3:0000065432

Here we’ve shared some of the possible workarounds that should come in handy for you. Make sure to check out this guide completely.

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1. Run Nioh 2 as administrator

It’s needless to say that by giving the administrator access, you’ll be able to run the Nioh 2 game on your PC much better than before. Sometimes the lack of admin access can cause issues with the game launching. To do this:

  • Right-click on the Steam desktop shortcut or the client (exe).
  • Select Properties > Click on the Compatibility tab.
  • Check the Run this program as an administrator checkbox.
  • Then click on Apply and select OK to save changes.

Now, similarly, you have to run the Nioh 2 game as an administrator. So, right-click on the installed Nioh 2 executable (exe) file > Properties > Compatibility tab > Enable Run this program as an administrator and hit Apply then OK.

Finally, you’re ready to launch your Nioh 2 game directly or via the Steam client to start playing it. We hope you may not get the Nioh 2 Application Load Error 3:0000065432 anymore. However, if the problem persists, check out the next method.

2. Verify and Repair Game Files

Verifying the game files via the game client or launcher is a really useful thing for most PC gamers these days. If in case, your game file is missing or corrupted, you’ll be able to automatically verify and repair game files from the Steam client. To do that:

  • Open the Steam launcher on your PC/Laptop.
  • Go to the Game Library > Right-click on Nioh 2.
  • Select Properties > Head over to the Local Files tab.
  • Now, click on Verify integrity of game files.
  • Finally, wait for the process to complete.

You can now simply restart the Steam client and try running the Nioh 2 game again to check if the error is bothering you or not.

3. Disable Windows Security or Antivirus Program

Well, this is not a new thing for PC gamers as sometimes Windows Security program or third-party antivirus software can prevent game files to run properly. In that scenario, you should temporarily disable the Windows Security program or antivirus program to check whether the game is running fine or not. For the third-party antivirus program, you’ll need to simply head over to the antivirus software interface and turn off the real-time protection.

Meanwhile, if you’re not using any third-party antivirus programs, make sure to go to the Windows Settings > Update & Security > Click on Windows Security > Virus & Threat Protection > Click on ‘Manage Settings’ under the “Virus & Threat Protection Settings” > Turn Off ‘Real-time Protection’.

Once done, you can restart your computer and check if the Nioh 2 Application Load Error 3:0000065432 has been fixed or not.

4. Remove Custom Mods or Textures

If in case, you’ve installed any of the custom mods or textures on your Nioh 2 game, make sure to remove the third-party mods one by one and check if any of them are causing such an error or not. Most of the custom mods or texture files may not be stable or updated enough to become compatible with your game on the PC/Laptop. Therefore, removing the problematic mod file is a better option.

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5. Roll Back Graphics Driver

If none of the above methods worked for you, try downgrading the graphics driver version on your Windows 10 computer very easily. This will roll back your GPU driver to its previous version because sometimes an updated version may come with several bugs or stability issues. To do this:

  • Press the Windows + R keys to open up the Run dialog box.
  • Type devmgmt.msc and hit Enter to open up Device Manager.
  • Now, double-click on the Display adapters category to expand the list.
  • You have to right-click on the active graphics card.
  • Select Properties > Click on the Driver tab.
  • Click on RollBack driver (if available).
  • Once done, make sure to restart your computer.

However, if nothing works for you, try reinstalling the game as a last resort.

6. Reinstall Nioh 2 and Steam

Still, you’re receiving the Nioh 2 Application Load Error 3:0000065432 on your PC while trying to load the game? Well, last but not the least, you should uninstall and reinstall both the game and client.

  • First of all, open the Steam client > Go to Game Library > Uninstall Nioh 2.
  • Make sure to close the game client properly.
  • Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keys to open up the Task Manager.
  • Click on the Processes tab > Select and close all the running tasks related to the client.
  • Once done, click on the Start Menu > Type Control Panel and click on it.
  • Select Uninstall a program > Right-click on the Steam.
  • Choose Uninstall > Follow the on-screen prompts and complete the uninstallation.
  • Restart your computer and download the latest version of the Steam launcher from this link.
  • Install the Steam client on your PC/Laptop > Sign in to your existing Steam account.
  • Finally, download and install the Nioh 2 game again on the Steam client.

We assume you won’t get the Nioh 2 Application Load Error 3:0000065432 on your computer again. That’s it for now. If you’ve any queries, let us know in the comment below.