Bug/Issue Crash on launch Steam version w/no dialog (64 bit)(windows 10)

So I've owned this game for all of 48 hours at this point, and for the life of me I can't get the game to run. I've tried everything in the help thread, scoured the forums, did everything it said in the threads on steam, on Reddit even sketchy forums in other areas, and nothing has worked. Here's the skinny per the suggested posting rules for bugs.

1. The crash happens every time on both my Desktop and my laptop. I've reinstalled both the regular and unstable clients a dozen times each to be sure.

2.Running in compatibility mode (I did this for literally everything that could be set as such) and as administrator does nothing.

3.A lot of the suggestions for fixing the issue no longer seem to apply, referencing things that don't exist in my folders like a launcher program. The Help thread also mentions that the log file for windows is in the Starbound directory when it is, in fact, showing up in the Storage directory for me.

4. On my desktop I'm running Windows 10 pro 64 bit, with an fx6300 amd processor and a R9 390 8gb video card and 16gb ram. On my laptop I'm running windows 10 home 64 bit on an amd a8 processor with an r5 on board video.

5. Running in 64 bit mode causes it to instantly open and close a window without anything else appearing. Running in 32 bit gives me the error window that'll be included at the bottom of this post.

6. I am using no mods. This is a fresh install (well the 12th fresh install so far). I've downloaded no mods and have not even ever logged into the game successfully.

Methods tried to fix so far

1.uninstalling/reinstalling

2. reinstalling/repairing c++ runtime 2015

3. Run the game in all possible combinations of Administrator mode, compatibility, no overlay, disabling fullscreen optimizations, overriding DPI scaling behavior

4. run compatibility tool for windows

5. reinstalled video drivers on both machines.

As for reproducing the bug I think I can confirm that I've reproduced the bug about 40 or 50 times now. I can't tell if it's full screen or windowed because I haven't actually gotten to run it yet, so it could be either.

 

Negative. It's a gigabyte gaming board so No on board video on the desktop, and the Laptop is an APU so the gpu is part of the CPU

 

Here's a copy of the log from the desktop so you can see if there are any discrepancies between the two

 

Bump to keep fresh. Still no solution yet.

 

Nothin? almost 500 views and all I got is one person who can't help? Has nobody any ideas?

 

Having this same exact error dude. Dunno what's going wrong. 64 bit crashes upon startup and 32bit gives me that exact error message. I made a dump file but I cant upload it here.

Specs:
AMD FX 4350 Black
ASRock 970M Pro3
Dual Crossfire Gigabyte Radeon RX 460
32 gb Corsair Vengeance DDR3L ram

 

Here's my log

 

Yours seems to be a different issue somewhere. Your game seems to crash once it gets to the point where it's generating names, mine fails several steps before that when it tries to render the game. We'll figure this out, I hope.

 

bumping. Still no solution, still no contact.

 

-Ensure you're using the most recent drivers (straight from the AMD website) on both machines.
-If you're running raptr/"AMD Gaming Evolved", close them before playing.
-Disable the Steam in-game overlay

-If all else fails, look up a WinDBG tutorial, and try and determine what specific DLL is being called (all those blank entries in the stack trace) when it crashes. I've seen Starbound crash due to a lot of software that injects itself into other applications.

 

Found the solution, at least as far as on my laptop, though I think this might fix my issues with my desktop as well. It both wasn/wasn't a driver issue. It wasn't until I clicked the button to reset my graphics card settings to factory defaults that it started working again. I went back to changing stuff one at a time to see if was any particular setting and I found the culprit. OpenGL triple buffering is what did it. If I disable that, the game works, albeit at about 17fps, but it's working and that's a step in the right direction

 

Same thing worked on Desktop. Issue resolved except for framerate issues

 

Thanks for actually returning to tell everyone your solution. Most people don't for some reason.