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More info from the thread on vpf (https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=54204&p=540217) the vpinmame error code is "c0000005" which is a memory access violation. @Itchigo Not sure if that error is on the win7 or win10 (or both?), or if vpinmame is the only app affected. It does hint at deeper trouble which could be software or hardware related. Lots of suggestions in google to try but i'd start with a system file check (sfc /scannow see Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files - Microsoft Support) and a memory diagnostic check (Diagnose memory problems on your PC (microsoft.com)) as well as running dxdiag. Does that problem relate to the PinballX issue, or even the DP problem?... sorry no idea

If you are having vpinmame issues as well that could be related as you are using vpinmame in PinballX. Also try changing the 'Use Pinmame in front end' setting to No in Display Settings. Then attach the new log and ini files. (not sure if you tried the installing the current framework version of PinballX or not, but you did try v2.06 which was probably framework only at that time so probably achieved the same thing anyway [and didn't work ]) Edit - there was one actual error in one of the log files posted previously; HRESULT: [0x8876086C], Module: [Unknown], ApiCode: [Unknown/Unknown], Message: Unknown Which hints at a direct x problem so please also run dxdiag and check for any problems reported on any of the tabs. It'd be a bit strange if you have the same directx problem on both a win7 and a win10 install.. but worth a check.