Windows 10, Rebirth will not start - Issue caused by plugged in gamepads
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That's the thing. We are not sure the Dependency Walker output about missing dlls for Win10 is reliable anymore. For example, why would a 64 bit exe on a 64 bit system need Kernel32 32 bit dynamic link library files? That Steam thread you linked is about a 32 bit game.
My system runs Rebirth just fine on Win10 x64 without any messing with system files, and I don't have 32 bit dlls except in SysWOW64 which is used for running 32 bit exes on a 64 bit system. Look in Windows, SysWOW64 and see if you do in fact have all or most of those api-ms-win dlls that DW listed as missing (and are probably not needed by Rebirth).
My system runs Rebirth just fine on Win10 x64 without any messing with system files, and I don't have 32 bit dlls except in SysWOW64 which is used for running 32 bit exes on a 64 bit system. Look in Windows, SysWOW64 and see if you do in fact have all or most of those api-ms-win dlls that DW listed as missing (and are probably not needed by Rebirth).
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Point is - I do not have API-MS-WIN and EXT-MS-WIN libraries neither in SysWOW64 or in System32. I have very limited amount of API-MS-WIN libraries inside folder "downlevel" in both "Sys..." folders.
Can I ask what graphics do You have and what installation is Your win10? Was it upgraded from windows 8/8.1 or it was a clean installation from the get-go?
Can I ask what graphics do You have and what installation is Your win10? Was it upgraded from windows 8/8.1 or it was a clean installation from the get-go?
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Win10 obtained via free upgrade from Win7 but installed from a USB drive as a clean install that effectively did a reformat of the boot disk OS partition. Graphics is an AMD HD6870.
Isn't 'downlevel' something to do with the bundled ability to revert from Win10 to your previous OS version if you are unhappy with Win10? I have already deleted all my fall-back OS folders and so cannot tell now on my system.
Maybe not, downlevel seems to be part of the actual upgrade/install process: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itp ... ade-errors
Isn't 'downlevel' something to do with the bundled ability to revert from Win10 to your previous OS version if you are unhappy with Win10? I have already deleted all my fall-back OS folders and so cannot tell now on my system.
Maybe not, downlevel seems to be part of the actual upgrade/install process: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/itp ... ade-errors
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I have two Windows 10 PCs at my desk, one (with AMD graphics hardware) that was upgraded from Windows 7 and one (NVidia) that had Windows 10 installed from scratch. Neither of them has DLL problems, so I really don't think that either the method of OS installation or the make of graphics hardware installed are the issue.JIaroJIy4 wrote:Can I ask what graphics do You have and what installation is Your win10? Was it upgraded from windows 8/8.1 or it was a clean installation from the get-go?
Unfortunately I did not have time to respond properly or perform another series of tests,
As for DirectX noted by Infector - I installed one that gets packaged with X Rebirth, and then I "polished" it with offline package distributed by MS https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... px?id=8109
As for "method" of installing windows 10 - ever since installing Win10 (pre-anniversary, I still have dvd and too lazy to write actual dvd-disc with newer build), I ran "refresh windows tool"(again, MS-source one) several times to be honest and still have DLL/"no error reported" problem. I am planning (once I have not 20 minutes of free time during day) to perform installation from USB-stick with downloaded ISO from MS. Maybe that last ditch effort will help, otherwise I have no frigging clue.
As for DirectX noted by Infector - I installed one that gets packaged with X Rebirth, and then I "polished" it with offline package distributed by MS https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... px?id=8109
As for "method" of installing windows 10 - ever since installing Win10 (pre-anniversary, I still have dvd and too lazy to write actual dvd-disc with newer build), I ran "refresh windows tool"(again, MS-source one) several times to be honest and still have DLL/"no error reported" problem. I am planning (once I have not 20 minutes of free time during day) to perform installation from USB-stick with downloaded ISO from MS. Maybe that last ditch effort will help, otherwise I have no frigging clue.
Ooookay, unfortunately i found the source of the issue, by sheer luck - my gamepads (i have 2 plugged in) which have only Direct Input (and when game sorta supports direct input, they are typically mapped in weird fashion) actually cause the game to crash EXCEPT on windows 7, which still sounds dumb. Obviously by unplugging i got the game to work. Maybe I will try mapping them to XInput but thats not related to the issue anymore.