- POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING INSTALL
- POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING 64 BIT
- POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING DRIVER
I have created a test version which you can download from … (click "download" in the top left corner, no need to create an account). Hi everyone! I'm one of the developers and I'm working on a solution for this problem. ) and all of these work fine both with my external soundcard and with my builtin soundcard. Note: I have plenty of other music/audio software (Cubase, ProTools, Live, Reaper, FLStudio. It only works if I use my external soundcard (and if that one is set to 44.1 kHz). So, I currently can't run MuseScore using my builtin soundcard in any way. I also tried first setting the Windows default soundcard to my external soundcard, then starting MuseScore, and then changing the Audio device in MuseScore Preferences to my builtin soundcard, but as soon as I change it in MuseScore's listbox with the different audio devices, MuseScore crashes. So I now also set it to 44.1 kHz hoping that that might solve the issue (perhaps MuseScore expects 44.1 kHz?), but no, also after setting it to 44.1 kHz, MuseScore still crashes with that builtin soundcard set as default in Windows. So, I then also went to check the sample rate of my built-in soundcard and noticed that it was set to 48 kHz. However: I then noticed that if I set my external soundcard to use a sample rate of 48 kHz (instead of 44.1 kHz), then MuseScore also crashes. If I set the system default in Windows Sound settings to my external M-Audio ProFire 2626 card, then MuseScore starts up fine and I can playback scores just fine. If the system default in Windows Sound settings is set to my built-in soundcard (Cirrus Logic CS4208), MuseScore starts with the splash screen and then crashes.
MuseScore audio device is set to "System default". Similar issue here, on Windows 10 Pro 22H2 64-bit:
POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING DRIVER
Apparently, the first time you launch the application you have to use a default Windows driver selection which seems really odd but at least I found a workaround. I then changed the audio device back to my normal RME driver output and had no issues.
It loaded and launched without any problem. Perhaps this is because my sound output is through an RME UFX+ and not some internal speakers/drivers.įinal edit and resolution: Based on other poster's experiences I changed my output audio device to be Windows defaults and then launched MuseScore again.
POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING INSTALL
I am really thinking this has to do with the non-standard disk location for the sounds content that I specified in the initial install on my music studio workstation PC.įurther edit: I uninstalled and reinstalled using all defaults on my workstation PC and it still crashes.
I use the exact same anti-virus software for both PC's so that is not the issue at all. Not sure if this is related but I figure any information might help.Įdit for more information: I installed on my Windows 10 圆4 laptop using all default settings and it installed and launched with no problem. I don't know if this matters but I installed the sounds library in a different drive rather than the default location. I disabled my anti-virus software to see if that was the issue but it didn't matter.
POSER DEBUT EXECUTABLE FILE HAS STOPPED WORKING 64 BIT
I just installed on Windows 10 64 bit latest version and it crashes immediately on launch.
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