Dolphin.exe has stoped working

[Crudeus Dracos]

Hello , i have windows vista service pack 1 [64 bit]
im trying to run dolphin and when i try to open a game i get this message [dolphin.exe has stoped working ] i tried using another version of dolphin and the problem still exist , i also have the latest direct x .

any suggestions ? [/font]

[Anti-Ultimate]

Post your Specs

[Nolonar]

I'm not sure, but I think when Dolphin crashes, you get a crash report in Dolphin's folder. Maybe some of the devs can help if you attach that file as well.

[Xtreme2damax]

Athlon XP? If so Dolphin won't run since it requires a processor that supports SSE2.

Although I doubt that he would be running Vista on an Athlon XP, I'll be surprised if he is. :o

[inteGReddy]

lol... i havent heard the word athlon in a long time.

[ExtremeDude2]

(02-17-2011, 12:56 AM)Crudeus Dracos Wrote: Hello , i have windows vista service pack 1 [64 bit]

you should probably install sp2

[Xtreme2damax]

Any suggestions are useless until he lists his full system specifications.

[Crudeus Dracos]

well this are the infos about my pc :

windows vista service pack 1 [64 bit]

Ram = 4 gega
vga = intel 4 series express chipset [1 gega]
cpu = cor2duo = 2.93 [2 cpu]
direct x = direct x 10


the program used to work before , but since i formated the window this error keeps coming

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(02-17-2011, 01:18 AM)Nolonar Wrote: I'm not sure, but I think when Dolphin crashes, you get a crash report in Dolphin's folder. Maybe some of the devs can help if you attach that file as well.

well i checked thats , and its weird theres no crash reports , maybe cuz its reporting it to windows , and windows isnt resolving any problem

[silveruniverse]

(02-18-2011, 07:52 AM)Crudeus Dracos Wrote: vga = intel 4 series express chipset [1 gega]

oh lawds... (if its what i think it is)
what game do you play when it crashes? any change in settings for Dolphin?

[Xtreme2damax]

Are you using the DX9 backend? If not, try using that as your integrated graphics probably won't work with the OGL or DX11 backends.