Hise won't open on Windows 10

[It_Used]

@d-healey said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

Ah yeah that makes total sense, clearing out the old HISE preferences can solve this kind of problem. You might not need to delete the whole folder. Just one of the files in the folder - that way you can avoid losing all of your settings.

But finding out which file is the tricky part.

Yes, that's why I didn't think much about this moment, there still aren't many settings to remember them)))

[bendurso]

@d-healey No errors in the console. When I click on "Start Without Debugging" from the Visual Studio exported project, nothing happens.

@It_Used said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

had this on Win 11, and after clearing AppData path (Use Win + R, paste and run it) %AppData% delete folders HISE or HISE.exe.

Thanks I also tried this.. but the issue is still there..

[d.healey]

@bendurso Send me the binary, I'll take a look tomorrow

[bendurso]

@d-healey Thanks, I will

[d.healey]

@bendurso It opens just fine here. Are you sure you deleted the correct HISE settings folder?

It should be at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\HISE

[bendurso]

@d-healey Thanks for checking :) yeah, I deleted that folder. It might be related to some windows update? I'll try to unistall the last updates

[d.healey]

@bendurso I have the latest updates installed

[d.healey]

Anti-virus maybe?

[Christoph Hart]

What happens if you run the debug build from within VS?

[It_Used]

@Christoph-Hart I had just such problems on Win 11, too, after launching the release version and the one that I built myself. But as I wrote here, everything was resolved by deleting all Hise folders in AppData.

[bendurso]

@d-healey said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

I have the latest updates installed

Latest updates from W11?

No antivirus.. only the default Windows Defender. I added the whole HISE folder to exclusions.

@Christoph-Hart said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

What happens if you run the debug build from within VS?

Nothing happens..

I formatted Windows 10, reinstalled Visual Studio, Faust, and IPP. The build succeeded, but I still can’t open HISE.exe.

I’m suspecting something: when I reinstalled Visual Studio and selected Desktop Development with C++, it had the Windows 11 SDK selected by default. So I unchecked it and selected the Windows 10 SDK instead. Was that the correct choice?

[d.healey]

@bendurso said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

Latest updates from W11?

Win 10

[bendurso]

I fixed it—I bought a faster computer, lol. I followed the exact same process, so it was probably related to my old computer being slow. Now I’m really happy to be building HISE quickly on both Intel Windows and Linux

[d.healey]

@bendurso Oh now I think I might know what the issue is... A few commits back Christoph made it so that HISE requires AVX to be available on the CPU - this caught me out on one of my VMs.

https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/commit/d7b5a121a825bf9a3fb6153d5e81d3f6a5242420

[bendurso]

@d-healey said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

That makes sense.

[d.healey]

@bendurso What was the old CPU?

[bendurso]

@d-healey Intel Celeron N3350 1.1GHz.

Oh and I was also checking your new video (the course) on building HISE, and I noticed you selected the Windows 11 SDK when installing Visual Studio. On Windows 10, the default option is now also the Windows 11 SDK, and I’m not sure if plugins exported with SDK 11 will work on a Windows 10 computer.

[d.healey]

@bendurso said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

Intel Celeron N3350 1.1GHz.

No AVX support for this one.

@bendurso said in Hise won't open on Windows 10:

I’m not sure if plugins exported with SDK 11 will work on a Windows 10 computer.

Yes should work, probably all the way back to Windows 7.

[resonant]

I'm experiencing the same issue when I install the Arm version of Windows 11 on my M3 MacBook via UTM.

Hise compiles but won't open. Do I have to install the Intel version of Windows to run Hise on this VM?

[bendurso]

@resonant I don’t think there’s an ARM version of HISE for Windows yet—only x64.

If you want windows x64 binaries on your Mac M3, you can virtualize an intel machine with UTM, but it’s really really slow. Another option is to buy a decent Intel machine to compile x64, which is what I did, hehe.