Open jrbilodeau opened 7 years ago
please use the template to report bugs. I'll keep this open because it's serious enough.
For now, use the MSVC 2010 version
Please see here. I have the exact same machine and I've got it working by patching the manifest https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/issues/4580
I have a dell OptiPlex 790 with an onboard Intel HD Graphics 2000 graphics card and am unable to launch any version of retro arch higher that version 1.3.6. When I try to launch it, it simply says "retroarch.exe has stopped working"
I have tried multiple builds both x86 and x64 up to the latest stable release of 1.6.7. I have also tried the nov 18, 2017 nightly with no luck
The video driver is the default windows driver, since dell didn't release and windows 10 64-bit driver, however I have also tried installing the windows 8 64-bit driver and it also did not work.
Here is the verbose log output
c:\Users\jrbil\Downloads\RetroArch 1.6.7>[INFO] RetroArch 1.6.7 (Git a235c0b) [INFO] === Build ======================================= Capabilities: MMX MMXEXT SSE1 SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE4 SSE4.2 AVX AES Built: Aug 21 2017 [INFO] Version: 1.6.7 [INFO] Git: a235c0b [INFO] ================================================= [INFO] [Config]: Loading default config. [INFO] [Config]: loading config from: (null). [INFO] Environ SET_PIXEL_FORMAT: RGB565. [INFO] Redirecting save file to "c:\Users\jrbil\Downloads\RetroArch 1.6.7\saves.srm". [INFO] Redirecting savestate to "c:\Users\jrbil\Downloads\RetroArch 1.6.7\states.state". [INFO] Version of libretro API: 1 [INFO] Compiled against API: 1 [INFO] [Audio]: Set audio input rate to: 29970.03 Hz. [INFO] [Video]: Video @ 960x720 [INFO] [GL]: Found GL context: wgl [INFO] [GL]: Detecting screen resolution 1360x768. [INFO] [GL]: Vendor: Microsoft Corporation, Renderer: GDI Generic. [INFO] [GL]: Version: 1.1.0.
One thing to note, I have also tried the Retroarch 1.6.7 x64 msvc2010 build and that one loads, however it I try and use the online updater I can not install any core, they simply aren't available. I had a suspicion that it must be pointing to an invalid URL so I opened retroarch.exe with notepad++ and found the following url referenced at line 34024 "http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/windows-msvc2010/x86_64/latest/" This URL however doesn't exist and currently windows cores exist here http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/windows/x86_64/latest/ Not sure if this is a mistake, or by design? so currently the only the only way to install cores in msvc builds is to manually download them and place them in the cores folder
The only way that I found to get the windows 1.6.7 x86_64bit version of retroarch to run was to edit retroarch.cfg and add the following line video_driver = "d3d", however then you don't get the nice ui and other features.
it would be great if this could be fixed