I’ve been having this issue since June (roblox crashing at/moments after launch), and despite my best efforts with WinDbg, I’ve had no luck determining what’s causing the crash. None of the loaded modules seem out of the ordinary or anything. Here’s the full 600mb crash dump- any help would be greatly appreciated!
EDIT: Additional information- booting into Safe Mode lets me launch, but attempting a clean boot doesn’t. I am running the latest possible version of Windows 10.
OS: Windows Server 2019 Datacenter with GUI
CPU: AMD FX-4320@4.0GHz
GPU: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070
RAM: 32GB [4x8GB]
Hello, I got crashed Roblox since July 2023, recently in event viewer called AutoVerifierV2.
I’m trying to update the graphics card, operating system and also reinstalled Roblox but, keeps crashing after the launch and in game.
I am also having this issue, no idea of what’s doing it though.
EDIT: This may have something to be with windows insider’s newest versions, since on other threads with the same issue people have seem to have found that
I’m having the same issue using Windows 7 Ultimate. I don’t know why but I’ve messaged crash logs to @Bitdancer in hopes he can fix it for me.
Edit: After looking through the posts in here, I noticed mentions of Test Mode.
Now, the thing is, I cannot boot outside of test mode due to Windows 7 not loading NVIDIA’s drivers if I don’t use it, a potential solution for Roblox to implement would be to whitelist any system using test mode with NVIDIA GPUs installed, as it is required to have GPU drivers to run Roblox correctly.
There is NO other option for me. I MUST use test mode otherwise I won’t have a GPU.
I don’t even know if it is test mode, as I crash with or without it enabled, but please, Roblox, look into this, as I am not upgrading to Windows 10 to play Roblox.
Cap. Windows 7 just requires a number of updates to be installed for Roblox to run on it. It’s probably because you tried it on the RTM release build 7600 with no updates installed.
PC/Windows: Roblox will install on 64-bit versions of Windows 7, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10. For Windows 8.1 you will need to run Roblox in Desktop Mode, as Metro Mode (the tiled start-screen) is not currently supported. Note: The Roblox website supports the following browsers for PC/Windows: Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but test mode is not supported. This compromises the integrity of the operating system and is a boot configuration we explicitly forbid.
NVIDIA’s drivers should be properly signed and load under Windows 7. One thing you can try is to use an older version of the driver package from when Windows 7 was still supported.
A little unrelated, but I’ve been encountering this issue where my roblox player freezes up immediately on the loading screen and stays unresponsive for the entire time. I am now unable to join any game for approximately a day or so.
^ To see how it looks like for me every single time. Others have also been encountering this, some posted about it on r/robloxhelp.
I’ve sent out a support request and didn’t really get far yet.
As for what I’ve tried yet: restarting PC or reinstalling the roblox player didn’t work. Other players tried more methods, so I am not really going to bother with all of that, as it doesn’t help.
Anything you could do?
I’ll add upon this, ever since update 594 the Roblox Player Beta process stands by in the background doing nothing at all after the launcher closes, no client logs and no crash logs.
The same issues apply to me, the client suddenly closed after joining the experience for around 5 seconds and it’s starting to get more repetitive. (though that ruined my grinding–)
[EDIT] So just troubleshooted due Radmin VPN [Used for Counter-Strike Online 2] and working just fine
[2nd EDIT] Updated Roblox continuing crashing for no reasons
Thank you for the crash dump. In your case, the module \?\HarddiskVolume1\AeroGlass\UxThemeSignatureBypass\UxThemeSignatureBypass64.dll has an invalid signature, and consequently, Hyperion prevents it from being loaded and terminates the client process.