jonandbrandi

Yeah from what I have been seeing AMDs aren't the best for emulation....... FYI I overstated on my initial comment.Nintendo Gamecube does not emulate properly on my system...

So I recently installed Avast then went with Bit defender and thought I uninstalled Avast but apparently didn't. I just uninstalled Avast and rebooted and now Game Ex and Setup Wizard are starting without errors. I'm replacing my Media and Config folders with the old copies I kept and going from there. Thanks for all the help and thanks to the developers for an Amazing Frontend!

I did just make some Antivirus changes but I believe that was after this issue but I will check... Thanks!

I'm running windows 10 and under Turn Windows features on or off it shows .NET Framework 3.5 is enabled

And this is the .ini and log file that I saved in a separate folder with my config files in case anything didn't stay the same with the upgrade GameEx.ini log.txt

This is the .ini and log file from the new installation. I notice the log file doesn't match my machine (forgive me I'm a noob but that just catches my eye not sure if that is relevant) And yes I am running Windows 10 GameEx.ini log.txt

I go the notification and updated Game Ex (got an error on auto update but downloaded manually) and since have not been able to start Game Ex or Setup Wizard or anything else. I get the error Application Unable to start crrectly (0xc00000e5) I eventually uninstalled and redownloaded and reinstalled but still have the same issue. Game Ex is the only program giving me this error so far. My emulators and all other programs are loading properly. Any ideas or suggestions? Just gotta say GameEx is AMAZING! Everything I have been searching for in a frontend and I have tried quite a few

I know this post is old and my question may be irrelevant now but what are your specs? I Just Finally replaced my 8 year old Compaq with a refurbished Dell OptiPlex 9010 Intel i7-3770 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz and my old NVIDIA GeForce 210 1GB graphics card and I'm emulating PlayStation 2 on PCSX2 and Nintendo Gamecube on Doldphin (practically) perfectly. It took some searching and playing with the settings but finally happy with them. Just curious cause I now my PC is Far from a "Gaming PC"