Soulstuff Posted July 17 Report Posted July 17 (edited) As title says im unable to play VS since 1.22 Update introduced .NET 10 Runtime requirement Game Version: 1.22.x Platform: Windows 10 Pro 22H2 (OS Build: 19045.2006) Ryzen 7 5800X3D 48GB RAM (G.Skill Trident Z DDR4-3000 CL16-18-18-38 1.35V 8+8kit / 16+16kit - yes its perfectly stable) XFX SPEEDSTER SWFT RX 6700 XT 12GB GDDR6 Modded: No SP/MP: None Description: No Issues with 1.21.7 but the second i try to run any 1.22 version (yes i took time and tested each version) that requires .NET 10 it crashes on launch Be it updating from 1.21.7 to 1.22.3 or just full uninstall of VS, (deleting folder in appdata/roaming, restarting pc and installing any 1.22 version) This was the first time .NET 10 version was installed on this machine .NET installation verifies nothing is damaged and running repair doesnt change anything So far have tried: (Each time i install new version of runtime i Delete the old one, clear %TEMP% folder, run registry clean up, restart PC, Install the next one) .NET 10.0.7 (x64) - Provided in the VS downloads section .NET 10.0.10 (x64) Both standalone and "SDK 10.0.302" package that contains everything: Visual Studio support Visual Studio 2026 (v18.8) Included in Visual Studio 18.8.0 Included runtimes .NET Runtime 10.0.10 ASP.NET Core Runtime 10.0.10 .NET Desktop Runtime 10.0.10 Language support C# 14.0 F# 10.0 Visual Basic 17.13 .NET10.0.0 - This actually produces different looking crash log on Event Viewer compared to later versions but it points at the same module "CoreCLR" Everything points that crashes are caused by .NET Runtime internal error (0x80131506) How to Reproduce: Launch any version of VS that requires .NET 10 (1.22 / 1.22.1 / 1.22.2 / 1.22.3) with any version of .NET 10 on my machine Screenshots: Attached screenshots of crash log from Event Viewer that are generated with .NET 10 versions listed in description Logs: Refer to attached screenshots Game crashes before it manages to launch therefore there is no VS crash log generated Edit: Just hit me that there might be more suitable place to post this at "Vintarian Support" Could any mod please more it there? Thanks upfront Edited July 17 by Soulstuff
Professor Dragon Posted July 18 Report Posted July 18 (edited) On 7/17/2026 at 11:18 AM, Soulstuff said: Edit: Just hit me that there might be more suitable place to post this at "Vintarian Support" Could any mod please more it there? Thanks upfront Yes - you want the Issue Tracker for something like this: https://github.com/anegostudios/VintageStory-Issues You'll need to make an account, but it is totally worth it. Nicely described troubleshooting, by the way. Include all of that, and the logs in that other post. I'm not sure there is much we can advise here except something drastic like 'Uninstall and reinstall everything." Professor Dragon (Not a mod) EDIT P.S. Double-check Hardware Requirements first: https://www.vintagestory.at/sysrequirements/ Edited July 18 by Professor Dragon
Soulstuff Posted July 18 Author Report Posted July 18 Prof Dragon i dont want to be rude, but dont use threads like this to just forum post count farm That was just useless especially when i posted system specs already and whole layout of the post is taken from github page The only problem is that i posted it in wrong subforum as i was tired and didnt notice this existing: https://www.vintagestory.at/forums/forum/15-vintarian-support/ Anyways Grabbed my side laptop Installed and ran 1.22.3 successfully with no issues (Albeit heavily under the specs so it was a slideshow but that machine is not made for gaming) Machine runs even older version of windows: 1709 Build 16299.15 (2017 September Update) Copied over .NET folder from that machine to the one with the issues and nothing changed Seems like i need to figure out what permission is messed up so .NET10 fails to work properly or its just windows being the useless thing that it is and corrupting itself The only hint was actually on .NET10 10.0.0 crash log with "0xC0000005" code for Access Violation
Diff Posted July 20 Report Posted July 20 It would be genuinely valuable to you to post it on GitHub in addition to having it here on the forums. Those errors from Event Viewer are good info but they're incredibly opaque. I can tell you it's not a permission problem. But beyond that I'd want to try to get it in front of dev eyes, and that means GitHub.
Solution Soulstuff Posted July 21 Author Solution Report Posted July 21 Well an update TLDR: Nothing i tried fixed the issue, wiped OS clean from the drive, installed fresh and it just works It was caused by just classic Windows killing itself over time "decay" That installation was at least ~8 years old and you are kinda supposed to reinstall every 4 years or so when in active use And before you say its probably the hard drive, the Crucial MX500 SATA SSD that the windows image was on that i bought when it was freshly released still has not a single issue with it and at 93% health according to CrystalDiskInfo and no issues shown after multiple Victoria HDD/SSD runs (reason why it took this long for update) After trying to fix the installation with multiple techniques (from cmd prompts to using windows image to repair and ect) and them doing nothing for this issue And hours of looking what could just be the cause of this annoyance i just bit the bullet and wiped OS clean into Win10 21H1 copy i had on hand Reinstalled everything i had and it just works with any 1.22 version even the freshly released 1.22.4 (yes i did test them all again) At this point because i still didnt clutter the disk space back again will try Linux again, im tired of microslop and maybe this time Linux will stick with me due to recent leaps of progress... 1
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