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    CRASH after Alternative Launcher V. 2.11 Update

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    • NOX22
      NOX22 last edited by

      Hello, I just installed the update to the latest version 2.1.1 of alternative launcher and now Falcon 4.36 crashes on startup. I tried to Launch the 4.35 version and It run correctly… If anyone has any idea about this problem, thanks in advance !😊

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      • Icer
        Icer @NOX22 last edited by Icer

        @NOX22 said in CRASH after Alternative Launcher V. 2.11 Update:

        Hello, I just installed the update to the latest version 2.1.1 of alternative launcher and now Falcon 4.36 crashes on startup. I tried to Launch the 4.35 version and It run correctly… If anyone has any idea about this problem, thanks in advance !😊

        Just tried it myself, got this error - fbd055df-e002-42bd-827a-56f2689b40a1-image.png

        Click “OK” and BMS closes too…

        Also get this when starting WDP from there - d9dd78aa-8728-421d-8c0a-d1e5020a12b7-image.png
        If I click “OK” it goes on and runs normally. There is no “Setup.ini” in this folder, I may add one and see what it does. (Did it and the error went away!)

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        • NOX22
          NOX22 @Icer last edited by

          @Icer said in CRASH after Alternative Launcher V. 2.11 Update:

          Click “OK” and BMS closes too…

          Thank you for this return.
          For me, I have no message.
          The falcon page launch run correctly page and after few seconds disappears…
          There is sometimes a windows 10 page that appears and informs me of the closing of the program

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          • Icer
            Icer @NOX22 last edited by Icer

            @NOX22 - Well, I think my BMS startup error has nothing to do with AL. Just did a fresh uninstall/reinstall of BMS 4.36 and using the BMS launch I get the same error!

            EDIT: In my case i’m fairly sure it was my not installing a PhysX driver with the new Nvidia drivers. Went back in, reinstalled graphics drivers and included PhysX this time, rebooted and all works perfectly with 2.1.1…italicised text

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              jayb @NOX22 last edited by

              @NOX22 Unless I am mistaken, you can not use your old 2.1.0 AL settings with 2.1.1, because it is 128-key based. 2.1.0 and earlier were 32-key based and the translation into 128 is tricky.

              You may have to rebind your controls to use 2.1.1

              -JayB

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              • chihirobelmo
                chihirobelmo last edited by

                v2.0.0 and before only supports DX32, DX 2.1.0 and after supports DX128.
                In my case, DX32 XML to DX128 XML convert is working but yes there is some report that could not convert v2.0.0 or earlier DX32 XMLS to DX128… I couldn’t repro it yet. In case it won’t work please send me XML files.

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                • chihirobelmo
                  chihirobelmo @NOX22 last edited by

                  @NOX22 Can you find C:\Users<user name>\AppData\Local\Benchmark_Sims\Launcher_Log.txt ?

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                  • NOX22
                    NOX22 last edited by

                    Thank you very much for your feedback and your help, I just reinstalled version 4.36 which works again and then I reinstalled AL 2.1.1 and there everything is now working correctly. Thanks 👍 😊

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