Error launching T6MP in a clean windows install
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I'm getting the following error when trying to boot black ops 2, I don't have any overlay enabled, Windows 10 gamebar is disabled, DirectX and Visual C++ from the redist folder are installed, it was working previously on this clean installation of Windows 10, the issue started after the last plutonium update, I even disabled the Windows Defender Antivirus.
This is the content of the crashlog:
Exception Code: 0xC0000005 Exception Address: 0xE5B1D146
Here's a zip with the crashdump folder: Google Drive
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Based on the crash address this is likely caused by some software running on your PC. Either some overlay or maybe outdated drivers.
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RektInator It's a VMware VM, previously I could run the games without any issues on multiple VM simultaneously, everything stopped working the last plutonium launcher update, I used them to play in local split screen setup which used to work flawlessly for me
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KevinSwat06 dont highjack threads make your own
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@Harunoki__48 said in Error launching T6MP in a clean windows install:
RektInator It's a VMware VM, previously I could run the games without any issues on multiple VM simultaneously, everything stopped working the last plutonium launcher update, I used them to play in local split screen setup which used to work flawlessly for me
Yes, we recently added protection against running in Virtual Machines due to some retards accusing us of "Hating GeForce NOW". I will discuss this with the team.
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RektInator Oh. I understand, thanks for the info. So unfortunate there're people like that.
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Was this ever resolved? I'd really like to be able to use Plutonium in VMware.
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upinsmokewego no, the game not working in virtual machines is intentional.
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