I do not, have not, nor will I ever use in the foreseeable future, any drawing tablet of any description. Doing these steps has done nothing to solve the issue, unfortunately. I also have no idea what a perty is.DrShikura wrote:EUREKA! I got it figured out! The problem WAS interference with Third-Perty technology UNRELATED to Blitz3D altogether. The problem is Wacom Tablets! If you are experienceing this issue, then chances are, you are using a Wacom™ Drawing Tablet. This tablet is interfering with your game's launching mechanisms. An easy fix for this:
Right click the SCP - Containment Breach EXE
Properties
Compatibility
Run in Compatibility Mode
Launch as Administrator
Click Apply
Click OK
Press Ctrl + Shift + Escape to open the task manager.
Go to the PROCESSES tab.
Find the following processes and KILL them!
Pen_Tablet.exe
Pen_TabletUser.exe
InputPersonalization.exe
wisptis.exe (This one will rebuild. It's fine.)
At this point, the problem should be SOLVED! Good luck everyone!
Running with similar or greater specs as well. Perhaps it's because we have too much memory? lolDrShikura wrote:Okay so I've determined that the problem probably isn't anything to do with our graphics cards. I updated my drivers and ran a DirectX diagnostic.
The results:SpoilerSpoilerThe problem is persisting beyond the safe mode encounters. This implies the program is thinking and doing something, but something else is interfering. I have updated DirectX and .net framework. Visual C++ redist is next.
It worked just fine for me! Thank you! I think it's the wisptis.exe that cause the problem, maybe InputPersonalization and wisptis, but now I can play! Thank you!DrShikura wrote:EUREKA! I got it figured out! The problem WAS interference with Third-Perty technology UNRELATED to Blitz3D altogether. The problem is Wacom Tablets! If you are experienceing this issue, then chances are, you are using a Wacom™ Drawing Tablet. This tablet is interfering with your game's launching mechanisms. An easy fix for this:
Right click the SCP - Containment Breach EXE
Properties
Compatibility
Run in Compatibility Mode
Launch as Administrator
Click Apply
Click OK
Press Ctrl + Shift + Escape to open the task manager.
Go to the PROCESSES tab.
Find the following processes and KILL them!
Pen_Tablet.exe
Pen_TabletUser.exe
InputPersonalization.exe
wisptis.exe (This one will rebuild. It's fine.)
At this point, the problem should be SOLVED! Good luck everyone!
No, but just tried it now. Same thing.Nemet Robert wrote:Have you tried disabling the Aero theme Vista/7 comes with?
Nope. :(misaelk wrote:Dropping my two cents here:
I was having the same "crash after launcher" problem, in a Win7 64 bit environment, with an AMD HD 6850.
My solution was to:
* Run the program in Compatibility Mode for Windows XP SP3,
* disable visual themes,
* disable desktop composition,
* disable display scaling on high DPI settings, and
* Run as Administrator.
Hope this helps!
OMFG YESYESYES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This is the solution! WOW!!! Thank you so much! :3Tyhone wrote:Well I just fixed it on my computer, another program that causes this issue is taskhost.exe "host process for windows tasks"
it doesnt seem to cause any errors when it stops running, apparently all it does is allows processes to run from dll's rather then exes, restarting the computer turns it back on anyway if anybody has any problems
