Hi,
Because i got some problems with revive to get it working, i did a complete new windows 10 64bit installation to do a working revive environment.
I did all whats in the manual.
Try starting Steam as an admin.
Hio, thx for fast answer.
i really liked your solution. But to start STEAM with admin rights didn't work.
I will drop you a screenshot from the error message and the crash log. Hope you will find time to look in it and give me a hint. I allready deactivate all kind of firewall.
Would be great to hear again from you. i love your tool. And its not only a tool. It's a movement!
Thanx for that!
CrashMessageLog.zip.zip
Can you try an older version of Revive? Version 1.1.1 in particular: https://github.com/LibreVR/Revive/releases/tag/1.1.1
Ok, is it enough to reinstall revive or have i to reinstall all of the software (Steam, oculus, revive)?
Just Revive is enough.
Hmm, it didn't work too. But i found out, that Steam VR has his OWN Beta Program, which i activate now, too. But same result. But dreamdeck wasnt working last time and it worked some seconds ago. so i will try to reinstall Lucky Tales in oculus, Maybe something happens between these two installations. I will try to reinstall Lucky Tales and will see. I will send you an update. thx so far.
Ok, thanks to the crash dump you posted in the crash log zip file I've found the problem.
For some reason XInput 1.3 is not installed on your system, while Revive expects that it is present in your system folder. So instead Lucky's Tale uses the xinput1_3.dll that's shipped with the Oculus Runtime, but Revive doesn't look there.
I'll have to find a different solution for this problem. In the mean time you can fix this issue by installing the DirectX end-user runtime: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109
Oh great.
Lucky tales is allready history :) but loading again! thx i will try it now.
YOU ARE MY HERO! Its working! :)
THANX for great the support.
Where do i send the money to?
I don't accept donations right now, I might start accepting donations in the future though.
I've also released a hotfix for this problem, it shouldn't crash anymore even if you don't have the old DirectX End-User Runtime installed.
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Ok, thanks to the crash dump you posted in the crash log zip file I've found the problem.
For some reason XInput 1.3 is not installed on your system, while Revive expects that it is present in your system folder. So instead Lucky's Tale uses the xinput1_3.dll that's shipped with the Oculus Runtime, but Revive doesn't look there.
I'll have to find a different solution for this problem. In the mean time you can fix this issue by installing the DirectX end-user runtime: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8109