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PPSSPP crash on Windows 8
#31
No idea then, It could be an issue in the application vs something specific to your pc.

Could be AMD drivers being their usual crappyness.

try finding aticfx32.dll and renaming it (just add a _ on the end of the file name) then see if the crash occurs
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#32
No aticfx32.dll even existed in /system32. I copied one from another location in my system folder (I searched "aticfx32.dll" in the Windows folder) and still no luck.
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#33
its right there in the crash dump

C:\Windows\System32\aticfx32.dll
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#34
(06-25-2013, 03:55 PM)Squall Leonhart Wrote: its right there in the crash dump

C:\Windows\System32\aticfx32.dll

It may say that, but I can promise you that it wasn't there until I manually copied it into there an hour ago.
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#35
Your operating system is x86 according to the dump file, so there is absolutely no way what so ever that the pathing for that dll is wrong.

I seriously think your operating system is ****ed, only explanation left.
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#36
Download the plugin "at3plusdecoder" separately (?)
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#37
Henrik fixed it (guess he forgot to post it on this thread or something) with a build, download here.
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