Closed qgib closed 5 years ago
Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
try rename/remove (make a backup first) the .qgis2 folder, restart qgis and try again.
Author Name: Oscar Alvarez (Oscar Alvarez)
I made a backup of the original .qgis2 folder but still the same issue. I also did a fresh install to the most recent QGIS version and the same minidump happens.
Author Name: Saber Razmjooei (@saberraz)
Could you specify, platform, QGIS version, installation method, etc?
Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
Of course this seems like very much a local issue. Please test also other installations, on other machines, with the same data.
Author Name: Oscar Alvarez (Oscar Alvarez)
Platform: Win7 SP1 64-bit QGIS 2.8.2 Wien I downloaded the fresh install via the QGIS website https://www.qgis.org/en/site/forusers/download.html It's strange that I get the minidump via add vector/raster layer instead of the program shutdown which was documented in another ticket.
If this is a local issue, is there anything that I should look out for, say antivirus or icloud settings? Will check later on my Mac if this will also be an issue.
Author Name: Oscar Alvarez (Oscar Alvarez)
Had installed QGIS on my Macbook Pro, with OS X Yosemite. Did all the instructions on the KyngChaos wiki. No issues noticed when trying to open layers.
So is there anything that I should look out for on my Windows installation?
Author Name: Saber Razmjooei (@saberraz)
Are you trying to access a network drive for adding a vector/raster layer? Or is it on a local drive?
Author Name: Ravic Nijbroek (Ravic Nijbroek)
Hi Oscar, have you found a solution yet? I'm a new QGIS user and have the same problem. I can add a file (vector, raster, etc) by browsing to the file and double clicking. However, if I use the Add Vector (or Raster) button, then click on browse, I get the same minidump error and crash. I also use Windows 7 on a 64bit OS and just downloaded and installed v2.8.2. Changing the .qgis2 folder did not help.
Author Name: Saber Razmjooei (@saberraz)
Oscar and Ravic: Do you use Anti Virus?
Author Name: Ravic Nijbroek (Ravic Nijbroek)
I use ESET antivirus software on my work laptop. Since you asked about this, I turned it off temporarily and restarted QGIS. Still get the same error when I click on browse:
minidump written to C:\Users\RNIJBRR~1\AppData\Local\Temp\qgis-20150604-120452-11284-11996-1b929ef.dmp
Author Name: Andreas Neumann (@andreasneumann)
Hi,
I just tried adding layers from the browser on Win7, 64bit. I tested versions 2.8.2, 2.8 nightly and master. All work fine without crashes.
Can you please test 2.8 nightly and/or master and see if the issue still exists?
Thanks, Andreas
Author Name: Frank Sokolic (Frank Sokolic)
Not sure if it is the same error but I get a crash and minidump every time I try to add a layer with QGIS 2.10.1 Pisa (standalone installation) on Win7 SP1 64-bit.
On further inspection this crash occurs with any operation that tries to open the File dialogue. All of the following cause a crash:
Could this be something specific to Win7 SP1 64-bit?
Dragging and dropping layers from the Browser dock works fine.
The file dialogue in the standalone QGIS Browser > New Shapefile > Ok > Save layer as... works fine.
Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
Author Name: Giovanni Manghi (@gioman)
closing for lack of feedback.
Author Name: Oscar Alvarez (Oscar Alvarez) Original Redmine Issue: 12793 Affected QGIS version: 2.8.2
QGIS creates a minidump file, and crashes when I add a layer (whether a new or existing project), regardless of layer type. This happens after clicking on the Browse button.