Java crash

[borka]

# C [OpenGL32.dll+0x9379a] ...

Get an actual driver (369.38 - WHQL) from Nvidia - don't use Windows Update drivers (often they're crippled)
http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers/results/104014

(official Nvidia driver location for Nederlandse too) go for that 64Bit drivers - do a manual install (Not Express Setup!) - uncheck stuff you don't need like 3D vision or Shield streaming - drivers and physx are neccessary

I recommend GeForce Experience - which can be made to check for updates regularly
http://www.geforce.co.uk/geforce-experience


Also as Magic sad - go for 64Bit Java

[Thijssnl]

# C [OpenGL32.dll+0x9379a] ...

Get an actual driver (369.38 - WHQL) from Nvidia - don't use Windows Update drivers (often they're crippled)
http://www.geforce.co.uk/drivers/results/104014

(official Nvidia driver location for Nederlandse too) go for that 64Bit drivers - do a manual install (Not Express Setup!) - uncheck stuff you don't need like 3D vision or Shield streaming - drivers and physx are neccessary

I recommend GeForce Experience - which can be made to check for updates regularly
http://www.geforce.co.uk/geforce-experience


Also as Magic sad - go for 64Bit Java

I've had GeForce Experience for a while, does work fine indeed. Also got x64 bit Java, its really neither of these things I think.

[MagicManICT]

Windows now gets the official driver downloads from Intel, Nvidia, and AMD with 10. The problem is you often get them the day they come out and there are bugs.

This is the Microsoft OpenGL DLL. You'll need to do a repair of Windows to fix it most likely.

[borka]

I recommend GeForce Experience

I've had GeForce Experience for a while, does work fine indeed. Also got x64 bit Java, its really neither of these things I think.

btw. with a Nvidia or Google account needed for GeForce Experience in future my recommendation will be canceled

I'd go for the Game Ready drivers straight away then - uninstall graphic drivers first - then perform a New installation (checkbox at bottom of manual install screen)

You'll need to do a repair of Windows to fix it most likely.

Press Windows key + X, click Command Prompt (Admin).
In the Command Prompt, type the following command, and then press ENTER:
sfc /scannow.

The sfc /scannow command will scan all protected system files, and replace corrupted files with a cached copy that is located in a compressed folder at %WinDir%\System32\dllcache.

You can follow the steps in the following article:

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... 5b60477a93

[Thijssnl]

Thanks for the tips, scan finished on Windows did not find any integrity violation though so I dont know what the problem is at this point

[borka]

Disable / Uninstall Raptr ... try again (i wouldn't wonder if Win OGL.dll gets launched / loaded by that)

[Thijssnl]

Raptr is as far as I know just a streaming program, I retried with it disabled no difference
I wont give up but I am clueless now

[loftar]

Uninstalled and got this, still crashes but now without an error. Guess I'll look at the .dlls

You mean it doesn't leave a crash report any longer? That's quite weird, because Java should always do that if it crashes. Are you sure you aren't just looking in the wrong place?

[Thijssnl]

Uninstalled and got this, still crashes but now without an error. Guess I'll look at the .dlls

You mean it doesn't leave a crash report any longer? That's quite weird, because Java should always do that if it crashes. Are you sure you aren't just looking in the wrong place?

I did get one like the one I posted earlier but thats something I found in the Java map, not a crash report I got with the error when it happened.

[loftar]

I did get one like the one I posted earlier but thats something I found in the Java map, not a crash report I got with the error when it happened.

What's a "Java map"? Anyway, if you successfully installed 64-bit Java, it should be meaningfully different from the one you posted earlier, so you should probably post the new one.