As others have reported my 3Dxchange Pipeline crashes on startup. I get the splash screen then the main window opens for a split second in the upper left and immediately closes/crashes. No error is reported or anything.
I read every post on this and tried everything - reinstalling, clean nvidia drivers, repair 2013 c++ x86 for my Win 10 Pro GTX 1070 machine. I am using the very latest gtx 1070 drivers as of this date. I also tried the dpi scaling thing. Nothing is fixing it.
I'm also one step ahead of the standard response I see in every feedback tracker post about this and have my log files for you.
BTW, I've been having the same issue but what fixed it was changing the High DPI settings for the EXE
1- Right click the 3DXchange exe file and choose 'properties'
2- Go to the Compatibility tab then click on the High DPI settings button
3- Tick the override option at the bottom then select 'System (Enhanced)
jdesailly
I'm having the same problem too. Used to work 3 months ago, now only works if nvidia driver disabled. Pain in the neck.
array
I hope this helps everyone as it fixed my issue. For me turns out all the complicated advice from people didn't work.
I had installed the latest GTX 10 series driver off Nvidia's website (as you should) and to keep my computer clean of bloatware for gamers I unchecked Geforce Experience software every time I installed or re-installed the drivers.
That was the problem...
Installing Geforce Experience along with the updated drivers (I did a clean driver install) fixed the crash on startup issue.
Alleviatus
I'm having the same exact issue with the trial version so I decided not to purchase until I confirm this has been resolved.
System Info: Windows 10 Pro, i7-7820X CPU 3.6GHZ, Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080 Ti, 64GB DDR4 Ram 2666MHz, 1 Terabyte Samsung SSD 960 Pro, 1000 Watt Power Supply.
KTeitsort
I'm having exactly the same problem. Splash screen, for a sec, then nothing.
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-7700HQ CPU. Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070 graphics card. updated driver. tried the dpi scaling setting to no avail.
