It’s possible that you have been enrolled in a temporary test channel. You can check the channel you are currently on in the app. If you let me know which channel you are enrolled in, I can provide you with more information.
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My roblox has been silently closing for 3 weeks (since june 21st).
Could this be a hyperion issue or something else? I’m not sure if it is even considered a crash.
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Hi, thanks for the response. I got a new update not too long ago and this once again fixed the crashing I was experiencing. This is what I see when I check.
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The crash reason is THREAD_TIMING_FAILURE. This is an issue we have been working on for quite some time. If everything goes according to plan, we will release a patch today that should provide some assistance, although it may not necessarily solve the issue completely. Additionally, we are currently aware of another problem where the client may encounter this issue when exiting sleep mode.
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Does anyone know why roblox silently closes with no crash dump or error message? (When I open the desktop roblox launcher or try to launch from the website, it starts for about 10 seconds and then just closes without an error message. This doesn’t happen to the UWP.)
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There is a chance that the crash dump is stored in an unusual location. You can search for newly created crash dumps via the command line by issuing the command dir /s *.dmp & dir /s HYP* .tmp from C:\.
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I used the command in command prompt and I’m not sure if this is supposed to happen.
It lists a huge amount of files that just keeps going and it might be listing every temporary file ever created.
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Look for files ending with .dmp
Those are specifically crash dumps.
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When I run the command in command prompt, it scrolls down endlessly.
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Was this supposed to happen?
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How many *.dmp files do you get? You can get the count by issuing the command dir /s *.dmp. If you are 100% sure that you only have *.dmp files, you can delete all of them by using the command del /s *.dmp and then restart the Roblox client. After the crash, search for *.dmp files again using the command dir /s *.dmp.
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same, i cant find any crash files anywhere, when i used the command it said “volume in drive c is windows”
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This is the result I get after running the command dir /s *.dmp
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If the command completed and you see only the message “Volume in drive C is Windows,” it means that there are no dump files on your drive.
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looks like crash dumps are not crash dumping
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You have to go back all the way to the root (C:\) You can do that by typing cd \ Your command prompt should look like
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It looks like there are no crash dump files in my drive as of now.
I am not 100% sure if the issue is roblox crashing or something else.
The only thing I can find on this issue is that it silently closes after a few seconds with no error message
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If u have exploits remove them
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Thats the thing
We don’t have any
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I’m not really sure what exactly is causing my roblox player to close.