Important info: I've been using the Download.bat and Catalog.bat commands (from this guide here: https://itch.io/t/1560831/guide-how-to-use-this-program-for-beginners) to just make it easier for me because I'm a total layman simply trying to download my movies before R18 closes.
My OS version is Windows 10 Home, 22H2, Build 19045.2311
So initially it worked fine, I could download AV from R18 via my Chrome browser, even multiple movies at the same time as well by opening new windows of Download.bat.
But I keep running into the issue pictured below. (Disclaimer: I typed "test" as the content ID but even if I type in an actual ID from a movie I bought I will get the same message, just so you know).
When I follow the filepath mentioned, I tried deleting the folders "ms-playwright", "ms-playwright-go". When I did that and tried using "Download.bat" again after deleting, it will automatically redownload ms-playwright again to that location mentioned in the filepath there in my image. (which looks like this, pictured below again).
As you can see, the download worked fine right after redownloading the Playwright builds.
But after a bit, it will just give me that message again, and when I check then, playwright.cmd is suddenly gone from the ms-playwright-go folder. I tried copying playwright.cmd to another folder, and pasting it back to that AppData Local path where it belongs whenever I get that error, but that won't fix the issue, instead I now get this (once more see picture below).
Of course, I could delete the ms-playwright folders each time to force a redownload but I will just get the error again after a while. It also robs me of important time before R18 shuts down, since I can't parallel download e.g. 8 AV when I already get this Playwright error after the 2nd or 3rd download. The issue is clearly with ms-playwright, but I don't know why it keeps disappearing from the folder. Any ideas on how to fix this permanently?
I have looked through some other posts and someone recommended downloading and installing MS Visual C++ Redistributable, but it didn't fix the issue for me.