check every single app on your pc to see if they trigger hyperion
I encourage other people to try this, but I have not been able to identify any specific conflicting programs myself.. even down to disabling VMware and VirtualBox network drivers and so on.
Note that rebooting my machine usually gets the game to run successfully, but after one or two plays, it refuses to run again. I have no explanation for this, and I have looked through background processes 'til kingdom come.
If this anticheat is set off by random unspecified Windows API function calls, and it manifests by instantly killing the program, they may want to rethink it
The jump addresses on these are all wildly different though, and most of these functions are completely benign by all accounts
…where did you even pull this from?
It saddens me that we’ve gotten to the point of debugging this ourselves. No news from ROBLOX for more than a week.
Thank you for drawing my attention to this tool!
They removed the post and its not only the one post they removed from this account.
Hopefully they didnt instantly perm ban my account so getting these posts just removed is alot better than getting perm banned on roblox
Hi, everyone,
I would like to share my experience with Roblox crashing; for the past ~2 weeks I have been crashing consistently after ~7 minutes of play time, today I fixed my problem.
The issue:
By default, I was playing Roblox through the directory C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Roblox\Versions\version-<VersionNumber>\RobloxPlayerBeta.exe, which I assume is the new 64-bit version.
For some reason, I would crash after ~7 of having Roblox open consistently.
The solution:
By manually going to the directory C:\Program Files (x86)\Roblox\Versions\version-<VersionNumber> and starting RobloxPlayerBeta.exe through there, I was able to play Roblox without crashing.
Around the time I expected to crash, I instead received a memory dump notification. Something to note is if I don’t press ‘OK’ for the memory dump quick enough, I will crash.
Obviously, I think that whatever that ‘memory dump’ notification is, the 64-bit client does not like it and instead chooses to crash.
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That’s unfortunate to hear. I don’t understand how such a problem can happen for so long, it definitely seems memory related (on Roblox’s end, I have 32GB@3200MHz).
EDIT: I should also mention that you NEED to press that ‘OK’ button, you have like 5 seconds to do it before it crashes. After that, you are golden. It isn’t a fix, but a workaround for the time being.
For me, Roblox didn’t even show up.
So maybe with the update the way cache is read and wrote, and the code changed too much so it couldn’t update properly, and when it tries to read the code/cache but it doesn’t understand it, it freaks out and crashes?
For me it didn’t run at all but when I uninstalled roblox and manually removed everything, and reinstalled it, it was able to even show up for 3 seconds.
So I removed cache (using the “Clean Disk” feature of Windows, and include DirectX cache) and now it does the same thing as niyuuesuto.
I have sad news, unfortunately the solution is incredibly hit or miss. Sometimes, if I press ‘OK’ quick enough, I can stay without crashing but sometimes it just crashes after giving me the memory dump notification.
At least I still have a chance to play Roblox, unlike before.
Hello everyone, I believe I discovered a fix to most issues. This is how I fixed mine: open file explorer, open properties (or the 3 dots on the top), click clean up, allow it to do its scan, when it shows all the things you can delete be sure thumbnails is one of the things you can delete. All other clean up files are optional. I hope everyone can return to normally playing roblox, thanks.
