Recently I have been unable to launch Roblox Studio using Direct3D11 rendering. Changing it to either Vulkan or OpenGL allows me to run Studio and launch games, albeit slow and crashing often, presumably due to the unstable build.
This happened after I changed the rendering back to Direct3D11.
This happens when I open straight from my files, not via Studio. Application and window responsive, but I can not do anything because the Studio ribbon does not load.
Changing the rendering to anything but Direct3D11 ‘fixes’ this issue.
More than a workaround than a fix, but you get what I mean.
I just so happened to have found the issue yesterday.
Long story short, GPU Tweak III was the issue.
Even though I had installed it just to keep an eye on my system’s performance, (not to overclock or boost/edit anything,) unaware to me it also injects itself into every program you run. I found out when I tried to launch Minecraft, only to have it give me a pop-up warning - directly naming GPU Tweak III and that the game can not be played while having it installed.
I uninstalled it, and everything went back to normal. Why Roblox Studio and Minecraft were the only programs so far to be unable to run is unbeknownst to me, but at least that fixed it.