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CodeBlocks crach when i open it Please Help!

Started by professor, November 06, 2017, 10:53:04 AM

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professor

Welcome Everyone i use codeblocks for programming c++

but after that when i open it its show me an error message that says :

"Cross-platform IDE built around wxWidgets, designed to be extensible and configurable. has stopped working"

i tried to reinstall it but nothing changed
even i format the PC and nothing changed
also i change the installation drive and nothing changed
i tried to change the version from v13 to v10 and v16 and nothing changed
its all same error :(

please help me tell me what i have to do  :( ...

BlueHazzard


professor


normann

#3
First, run CB under console and lookout the exhaust (in the console of course).
Second, try -d/--debug-log and -v/--verbose.
Third, try --safe-mode, or run CB with administrative rights.
Also --help exists.

BlueHazzard

Quoteeven i format the PC and nothing changed
what a drastic step...

Is there a codeblocks.xml file somewhere on your pc? If yes can you zip and upload it?

professor

Quote from: normann on November 06, 2017, 11:58:44 AM
First, run CB under console and lookout the exhaust (in the console of course).
Second, try -d/--debug-log and -v/--verbose.
Third, try --safe-mode, or run CB with administrative rights.
Also --help exists.

how can i run CB under console ?
can you explain it to me

professor

Quote from: BlueHazzard on November 06, 2017, 05:13:05 PM
Quoteeven i format the PC and nothing changed
what a drastic step...

Is there a codeblocks.xml file somewhere on your pc? If yes can you zip and upload it?

i tried any thing just to let it work :(
no i dont find codeblocks.xml

normann

Quote from: professor on November 12, 2017, 02:38:44 PM
how can i run CB under console ?
can you explain it to me
Oh my God, you are programmer, you can format your pc! And you do not know what is console?
Ok. Press Win+R combination on your keyboard (for ms windows OS of course), then you will see field for input a single text command. Input "cmd" without double-quotes, and then press Enter. It will run windows command line (or console - window with black background and gray characters). Now you can input there your commands and see the text output of your commands/programs you ran.

Do there what I have suggested before. Good luck.