If you are trying to launch a game and are stopped by the message you are likely dealing with a configuration mismatch or missing directory that the game needs to store user data. This error is most commonly associated with cracked or pirated versions of games like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice or Plague Inc. , where the software emulator (like Goldberg or CODEX) cannot find its required save paths.
The Steam client or the emulator's configuration file has a "SteamID" or "AppID" mismatch. Step-by-Step Fixes 1. Manually Create the Missing Folders internal error 0x0b interface config missing new
Ensure you are installing to a drive with "Write" permissions (avoiding C:\Program Files can sometimes help bypass permission errors). Summary of Solutions Target Issue Difficulty Missing Save/Config path in Public Documents SFC/DISM Scan Corrupted Windows system files Antivirus Exclusion Blocked .dll or .ini files Clean Reinstall Missing or corrupted game assets If you are trying to launch a game
The game is looking for a specific folder in C:\Users\Public\Documents\ that doesn't exist. The Steam client or the emulator's configuration file
Navigate to C:\Users\Public\Documents . Check if there is a folder named after the group that released the game (e.g., Steam , CODEX , or Goldberg ).
If the "Interface Config" is truly missing because of a bad installation, the easiest route is a fresh install. Disable your antivirus temporarily during the installation.