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DaVinci Resolve installs correctly, it goes throught setup and then it never starts.

Revolve Version 12.5.0.052

Laptop ASUS N501JW
Windows 10 home OS 64 bits
version 1511
CPU Inter Core i7-4720HQ 2.60 GHz 2.59 GHz
RAM 16 GB

GPU NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M

Apreciate any help
Thank you very much

In an Explorer window, go to this path:

C:\Program Files\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve

And run the CaptureLogs.bat file. This will place a .zip file on your desktop.

Post a link to the .zip file.

Hello,

I am currently experiencing the same issue, when I click on the Resolve icon, or try to start the program any other way, I get no response. Anyone have any suggestions? I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program multiple times, temporarily disabling my firewall - nothing seems to be working.

Any help is appreciated!

please review

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=54509

Right, sorry:

I am using Resolve 12.5.4.19
Windows 10 Home, Version 1607
CPU Intel i5-3230M @ 2.60GHz
8 GB RAM
GPU Intel(R) HD Graphics 4000

Logs?

Since Resolve won't open, you can manually generate the logs:

In an Explorer window, go to this path:

C:\Program Files\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve

And run the CaptureLogs.bat file. This will place a .zip file on your desktop.

Marc Cherem wrote:DaVinci Resolve installs correctly, it goes throught setup and then it never starts.

Revolve Version 12.5.0.052

Laptop ASUS N501JW
Windows 10 home OS 64 bits
version 1511
CPU Inter Core i7-4720HQ 2.60 GHz 2.59 GHz
RAM 16 GB

GPU NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 960M

Apreciate any help
Thank you very much

If your Asus has an UHD display (3840 x 2160 pixels) try lowering your display resolution to 1080 and see if Resolve will start up.

I can't seem to be able to attach the zip file to this post, and I am also getting an error message stating "You are unable to post URLs" so I can't post a link to the file in Google Drive or anything like that.

How can I upload this file for someone to view?

Thanks!

I'm having the same issue on an Asus notebook.

Resolve worked in the morning. I filled up the cache drive and poof, no more worky.

Reinstalled, etc. Nothing happens when I start Resolve.

I'll post my file in another thread but thought I'd commiserate here.

Same issue - install runs fine, when I try to run (Resolve 14 free version) crashes out.
Win10.

Logs at https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B018u ... lh3WHp5UEk (about 30 megs)

I'm hoping this is just a matter of needing to reboot, as I noticed it installing some devices and I have seen that Win10 is a little squirrely with that until after reboots.

Thanks!

Hi!
Same problem here. I've just installed Resolve on Windows 10 Enterprise, but it won't start. Logs are attached.
Thank you!

@Alex: You are running NVIDIA driver 376.54, which doesn't seem to be a listed driver for your 860M GPU, and it's an old driver. Try updating to the current driver (387.92) and see if that helps.

Also, for some reason, your log folder was empty, so no way to see what was actually happening. But the driver seems like a likely suspect.

Thank you! I'll update the driver and, if that does not sound the issue, I'll try sending another log.

The same problem here.

The GT240 is not a support graphics card.

Hi gang--I'm new to the forum and hope someone can help.

My problem is that Resolve won't start (release 15.1.2). I ran CaptureLogs.bat as suggested in this thread (see attached zip file). The error I see is this:

There are 1 GPUs in the system.
[0x00000224] | SyManager.DeckLink | ERROR | 2018-10-30 17:47:20,673 | Failed to create instance.

Resolve seems to be happy about everything else. Can anyone help. Note that I have been running the beta version (15.0b5) with no problems. I'm on an older Windows 10 platform--my graphics card is a GeForce GT 710. I have updated Windows 10 and my video drivers. Thanks

Larry

I see no indication that you've run a previous version of Resolve. Did you do some some of clean install of 15.1.2?

Run Windows System Information, do a File - Save, and link to the .NFO file.

Yes, I used Revo Uninstaller and did a very deep uninstall because I had trouble getting Resolve 15 to install at all, and was advised by Blackmagic to remove the Beta version first. Turned out I had a corrupt install file--when I downloaded a new one, it installed fine. FYI: When I ran it the first time after the install, it did let me do the initial set up, but that was as far as I got.

Hello. I've been working on Resolve 15 beta public for the last few months on my short film. Today I wanted to do some final adjustments and, for some reason, when I try to open it, it crashes. It gets to the "Looking for control surface..." part and it just closes and also vanishes from the task manager.

I have Windows 10 and I uploaded all the system information (NFO file) and the Davinci log file on Google Drive. You can see all the info here:

https://drive.google. com/open?id=1y97fkqPBS0hiSPOo4Psj2EYGrNs6Qr0U

I would greatly appreciate it if you could give me any help.

Thank so much in advance

Cheers,

Hello everyone,
Another of the same problem.
I upgraded my custom built to i7700k and nvidia 1060 recently and reinstalled win 10.
After reinstall, I upgraded to Resolve 15.1.2 (used the 14.xxx on my older setup) and now it won't start. Same thing as everyone (apparently, around here), it won't make it to splash screen.
Tried a lot of the suggested fixes, nothing works.
I don't get it...and it's frustrating because it was working just fine on the 6600k and 970gtx

OS: Win 10 rev 1803
MB: Gigabyte Z270x K5
Proc: Intel Kaby 7700k (4.2Ghz)
VC: nVidia GTX1060 6gb

PS: logs uploaded here: https://w w w.dropbox.com/sh/hwbzorkm6b3z7fb/AADmv52uSijGXhM0kMSOurbNa?dl=0

Ok guys apparently nobody cares about problems around here.

I found the solution in a thread somewhere else (6years old) lol, which tell me the the balckmagic team totally careless when it comes to software issues and bugs. whatever...

For those of you who are trying to start the Davinci Resolve 15 and it won;t start properly (it only shows up in Task manager, but it basically crashes and it's not showing anything when you are trying to open the app) here is what you need to do.
Windows 10 (1803)users: Go to: Windows/System32/DriverStore/FileRepository and look for this file
[b]igdrclneo64.dll[/b]. Copy the file somewhere else for safety (mem stick or another hard or partition)
than delete the original. Try to restart the resolve.
For me it worked and still works (3 edit sessions already)
HOPE THAT HELPED.

Be safe,
Chris N.

Thanks for the info--I was very optimistic about your tip, but alas, that file does not exist on my Windows 10 computer, so I'm back where I started. Looks like Black Magic has dropped the ball on this one. Anyone else have any ideas?

Larry

@Silveo: you are running a very old Resolve 15 beta version. I'm not sure why it would have worked on 10-30 and then not worked on 11-2, unless perhaps a Windows Update happened on your system.

At any rate, install the current Resolve 15.1.2 version, and hopefully that works better.

@Larry: Still waiting for an NFO file...

Sorry Dwaine--I totally missed that you asked for that info. See attached zip file, is that what you want?

No. The bulk of it seems to be missing,

Open Windows System Information, then select the File menu, then select Save. Don't select Export.

When you select Save, it should ask for a file name, and automatically use an NFO extension.

The file should be at least 1MB in size. It's normally 3 to 4MB in size.

The file you sent is 4KB.

Okay, I don't use MSINFO32 too often so didn't realize that's what you wanted me to run. Here's my output in a zip file. Thanks for patience.

Larry

Hi Dwaine

I used to have no dedicated GPU in my system and 15.1.2 ran fine (however slow)
Just installed a GFX 2080 with latest driver and I can't get the program to open anymore.

Hereby my log file.
Hope you get back to me.

Thanks!

Dwaine Maggart wrote:@Silveo: you are running a very old Resolve 15 beta version. I'm not sure why it would have worked on 10-30 and then not worked on 11-2, unless perhaps a Windows Update happened on your system.

At any rate, install the current Resolve 15.1.2 version, and hopefully that works better.

@Larry: Still waiting for an NFO file...

Hello, Dwaine. Thanks so much for your answer. I was wondering, if I install the Resolve 15.1.2 version will I lose the work I've done on my project so far? How could I backup my project? My short is almost finished and I do not want to start from zero again...
Thanks again!
Silvio

@Larry: You have an AMD CPU that is likely not compatible with Resolve 15.1.

To verify that, uninstall Resolve, and install Resolve 15.0.1. If that works, it's your CPU. That issue is being looked into.

@Silvio: It's always a VERY good idea to make regular Project Exports of critical projects, especially ones that are days/weeks old. So certainly do that. You should also back up your project database. You do that in the Project Manager window with the databases exposed, using the icon at the top with the up arrow.
But hopefully your project should come across OK.

Dwaine, can you point me to a direct link to 15.0.1? I don't see how to locate it on the web site. Thanks.

Larry

https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/suppor ... and-fusion

Just scroll through the Latest Download list on the left. Resolve versions back to 10.1.5 are available.

@Stieven: Please run Windows System Information, select File - Save and link to the .NFO file it saves.

Hello Dwaine

Thank you for your reply!
NFO file in attachment

Ok guys it seems I have found the SOLUTION
It seems that onboard GPU drivers as with the latest Intel CPU's interfere bigtime with dedicated GPU card drivers!

What I did :

Download and install DDU program for a deep uninstall of your GPU drivers (look it up at Guru3D website)

Boot up your computer in safe mode
Run DDU and choose to uninstall your GPU ONBOARD driver (Intel 530 in my case)
(I left the installed GTX driver for what it was, even though as it seems now it isn't the latest release)
Reboot normally et voila!


I can run the latest version of Resolve again.
Program starts up normal and I tried a quick import and edit of a video file and it does work super fast with the dedicated RTX card compared to before where I was using the accelerated Intel 530 graphics.

Hope it continues to work fine but all seems good for now!

Hope this helps other people!

Dwaine Maggart wrote:@Larry: You have an AMD CPU that is likely not compatible with Resolve 15.1.

To verify that, uninstall Resolve, and install Resolve 15.0.1. If that works, it's your CPU. That issue is being looked into.

@Silvio: It's always a VERY good idea to make regular Project Exports of critical projects, especially ones that are days/weeks old. So certainly do that. You should also back up your project database. You do that in the Project Manager window with the databases exposed, using the icon at the top with the up arrow.
But hopefully your project should come across OK.

@Dwaine, thank you so much, man! I installed the 15.1.2 version and it's working fine. My project is there as well, loaded no problem. You really saved me.

Cheers,

Dwaine,

I finally got a chance to go back to version 15.0.1, and you were right--it runs fine, so 15.1 has a problem with AMD, I guess. If I create a project a computer running 15.1, will I be able to open it in 15.0.1?

Please post to this thread when you've heard that 15.1 is fixed for AMD. Thanks.

Larry

Yes, Resolve 15.0.1 will open 15.1.x projects.

The issue is still being looked into. I suspect there will be a fix at some point.

This is now fixed in Resolve 15.2.

Dwaine,
15.2 does indeed run on my AMD machine. Thanks for all your help.

Larry

Hi Dwaine, I'm having the same issue. Here's my zip file - could you advise how to fix? Thanks!

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1qdKsd ... xtzsg4cvVX

Need to see a Windows System Information .NFO file.

My apologies @Dwaine! System nfo file here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GWJA1e ... sp=sharing

Thank you again!

It appears you have an issue with the Intel driver, which several people have had. My guidance at the end of this thread will hopefully help:

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=60262&hilit=+igdrclneo64.dll

There may be more than one copy of the igdrclneo64.dll and you'll probably need to delete it(them) as Windows probably won't let you just rename it(them).

Thanks Dwaine - fixed!

I downloaded Resolve 15.2.1 this morning. So far I've been running it on my MacBook Pro with no probs. However, on my Windows 10 PC it won't get beyond the Loading Monitor stage.
I have searched for the igdrclneo64.dll file, but it's not on my system. I've uninstalled via Revo, re-downloaded, reinstalled - nothing works.
When I try to upload my System Info file it tells me that it is too large (2.3mbs) - how do I get it smaller?

You don't make it smaller. You post it on a file sharing site and provide a link to the file.

But in this case, since you have an AMD RX460 GPU, it's more likely to be related to the AMD driver. What driver is currently installed? Others have reported issues with various AMD drivers, including the current one, so you might want to try a few other driver versions.

Hi. I noticed other users with this same issue. However, they each have a different resolution.
I just purchased a new laptop. The program installed fine. It even walked me through the tutorial, but, then it wouldn't start up. Firewall is down, Windows 10 was restarted, I tried running as administrator, and did notice it is running in task manager. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,

Jim

MSI P65 Creator 8RF-442 Enthusiast (i7-8750H, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, GTX 1070 8GB, 15.6" Full HD 144Hz 7ms, Windows 10 Pro) Professional Laptop - White Limited Edition

System Information:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... sp=sharing

Hi,

Resolve 14 and 15 won't load on my machine either.

i7-8750H, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, GTX 1050 Ti 4GB

Here are the .nfo and Logs files :

https://wetransfer com/downloads/73bd1b0a6c70f55966229d4b9c1c8f2620190104224907/d884f479a29a5319c3300caee4bd602b20190104224907/5a9dad

Thanks in advance for your help.

Actually I managed to get Resolve 15 running thanks to the post quoted below

StievenW87 wrote:Ok guys it seems I have found the SOLUTION
It seems that onboard GPU drivers as with the latest Intel CPU's interfere bigtime with dedicated GPU card drivers!

What I did :

Download and install DDU program for a deep uninstall of your GPU drivers (look it up at Guru3D website)

Boot up your computer in safe mode
Run DDU and choose to uninstall your GPU ONBOARD driver (Intel 530 in my case)
(I left the installed GTX driver for what it was, even though as it seems now it isn't the latest release)
Reboot normally et voila!


I can run the latest version of Resolve again.
Program starts up normal and I tried a quick import and edit of a video file and it does work super fast with the dedicated RTX card compared to before where I was using the accelerated Intel 530 graphics.

Hope it continues to work fine but all seems good for now!

Hope this helps other people!

@Mathieu: It appears you have an issue with the Intel driver, which several people have had. My guidance at the end of this thread will hopefully help:

viewtopic.php?f=21&t=60262&hilit=+igdrclneo64.dll

There may be more than one copy of the igdrclneo64.dll and you'll probably need to delete it(them) as Windows probably won't let you just rename it(them).

@Jimmy: Your link does not work.