As of 4/26/17, every single time I’ve tried to launch either the Roblox player or Roblox Studio, I get an infinite marquee progress indicator that tells me it’s getting the latest Roblox. Clearly, it isn’t doing a damn thing lol
I’ve tried various network resets such as flushing every cache Windows can possibly have, forgetting all existing networks and reconnecting to them, restarting my computer (he he tech support! xd), and even reinstalli- Oh, wait! I can’t even uninstall it natively because it tries to get the latest Roblox… so it can uninstall itself. cough oversight cough
Happens 100% of the time. I can’t find any logs or output coming from the updater process. pls help i have work to do
I had this too a few hours ago. My antivirus didn’t seem to want to turn off (surprisingly) so I just waited and waited and after 30 minutes, it had updated!
I’m using AVG. It didn’t always have an issue, but what’s really not nice is that it doesn’t give any indication that it is doing something. The only reason I know it’s doing something is that roblox only updates when I disable it.
I have no active running antiviruses. I use Malwarebytes but only the free plan which doesn’t protect my PC in real time, only on scheduled scans.
I’ve tried restarting my PC twice to no avail, I’ve deleted my temp cache in appdata/local,
no luck.
If anyone could help me out with this I’d appreciate it. It started happening after a studio crash and is incredibly frustrating. I can’t even uninstall roblox because it opens the same loop
Edit: After a good 10 minutes or so, this happened
Edit 2:
I just went through a system restore
to set my pc back to 5 months ago
tried installing roblox
All my other applications are working fine, internet is fine. Can someone help me out? I’m running out of ideas
Do you think you could send your installation log file in a private message? It should be in the folder C:\users\YOUR_USER_NAME\AppData\Local\Temp, and called something like RBX-A_BUNCH_OF_RANDOM_DIGITS.log.
We’re working on trying to make the install process as robust as possible, so we’re very interested in logs when things like this happen in the wild.