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Rozenthi Mistral
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Join date: 7 Sep 2005
Posts: 2
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11-10-2007 05:25
I'm trying to flat out start up SL, and nothing will work. It brings up the SL Crash logger, then just stops. The game refuses to load. I had it running just yesterday.
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Walker Moore
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Join date: 14 May 2006
Posts: 1,458
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11-10-2007 05:42
# Have you tried restarting your computer? Highly likely, but worth mentioning. # Have you tried reinstalling Second Life? Note: uninstall via Control Panel before reinstalling. # Have you tried deleting the settings & cache files manually (I imagine you can't do this via the client because it keeps crashing)? Just delete the directory at: C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\SecondLife <username> reflects your username on that system. You will have to show hidden folders to see that directory (so you can delete it). To do that: Open explorer, click tools > folder options > view; check the show hidden files and folders item. -- Just some ideas to try.
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Rozenthi Mistral
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Join date: 7 Sep 2005
Posts: 2
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11-10-2007 06:21
SL was installed on my external hard drive, and when I went looking, neither the F nor the C drives had any cache folders.
I have reinstalled it several times.
I have not restarted my computer yet. I'll try that next.
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Walker Moore
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Join date: 14 May 2006
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11-10-2007 06:27
So you did the following before looking: # Open Windows Explorer # Click tools > folder options > view tab # Check the show hidden files and folders item. You won't see the cache folder unless you do that. Of course, this assumes you're using Windows.
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Jenny Merryman
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Join date: 16 Sep 2007
Posts: 11
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11-10-2007 18:44
The game will NOT start if you are in 16 bit color mode. You'll get a blink on your screen, then the crash logger.
I learned this the hard way. Some how the setting was changed on a computer which I was setting up and I spent HOURS trying to figure out why SL would not start. Then I noticed the blurry fonts in windows explorer, and thought, "I'd better fix that", not realizing that it had anything to do with SL.
Once I set it back to 32-bit, SL fired right up. Check your resolution settings.
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