BlackPredator72

Can you make a 06-10-2025 collection on the first page?

Not working for me anymore...

Hi C-Beats, Thanks for your reply. I’ve done quite a bit of troubleshooting already, so I’ll summarize what I’ve tried and what I’ve observed: ✅ What I’ve already done Reinstalled LaunchBox to a different location. Ran sfc /scannow and DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth. Reinstalled Windows 11 (keeping data intact). Created a crash dump using ProcDump and submitted it via the feedback form. Tested multiple versions — issue starts from 13.19 and persists through 13.24 beta 3. Version 13.18 works flawlessly. 🧠 What I’ve observed The crash only occurs when I try to browse for files within LaunchBox (e.g. adding ROMs or media). Windows Explorer itself works perfectly fine — no issues when opening it manually or via other apps. The crash is tied to the moment LaunchBox opens a file dialog. Interestingly, I also run LaunchBox on my arcade cabinet, and there the same version works without any issues. So I understand this is likely tied to a combination of my main system’s Windows environment + LaunchBox + .NET 9 — or possibly any other software, drivers, or background components that differ between the two setups. 📌 Additional notes The Event Viewer shows an exception in ntdll.dll with code 0xc0000409, which points to a buffer overrun. The crash is not 100% consistent — sometimes the dialog opens, but most of the time it crashes instantly. My system language is Dutch, and LaunchBox is also set to Dutch — not sure if that’s relevant, but I saw it mentioned. 🙏 Thanks & Preference Thanks for the tip about dragging media into the game while editing — that’s a helpful workaround. That said, I’d really prefer if the file browsing functionality worked as it did before, without needing workarounds. It was smooth and reliable in 13.18, and I’d love to see that stability return. 🔧 What I’d love to know Since the issue seems tied to my specific setup, I’d really appreciate any insight into what I could adjust, update, or remove to restore normal behavior. Whether it’s a .NET component, a Windows setting, a driver, or something in the LaunchBox config — I’m happy to test and report back. Thanks again, BlackPredator72

You know what makes this so annoying? Every time I want to add a new game to LaunchBox, I can only enter the name. Most of the time, it's a new Windows game, so LaunchBox doesn't recognize it at all. That means I have to manually search online for the cover image, banner, logo, and gameplay screenshots. I also download the video using a YouTube MP4 downloader. Then I have to rename every media file to match the game's title. After that, I move each file to the correct folder inside LaunchBox, like Media > Images or Media > Videos. Finally, I have to manually enter the game's directory and the .exe file into the right field so the game can actually launch. Normally, you'd just click the Browse button and select the media or the executable file directly. But in this case, everything has to be done manually, and it's a real hassle. So hopefully someone can take another look at this at some point. It would be great if the process could be streamlined a bit.

I downloaded a different LaunchBox theme (Default K) and that resolved the issue. Quite strange, but at least it helped. Now I just need to fix my other problem and I’ll be completely happy. https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/90095-crashing-navigating-files What’s really driving me crazy is that every media file and game I add outside of LaunchBox has to be manually added. That means renaming every cover, banner, etc. to match the game and placing it in the correct folder. I thought the whole point of LaunchBox was to make things easier, not harder.

Test Report – “List View keeps returning” issue Starting point: LaunchBox initially opens in Image View, but within a few seconds during the same session it automatically switches to List View. First attempt (read‑only): Manually set <ListView>false</ListView> in Settings.xml and set the entire LaunchBox folder to read‑only. On exit, LaunchBox showed an “Access denied” error due to the folder being read‑only (not just the file). After this test, I removed the read‑only attribute again. Permissions change: Granted my Windows account full control over the entire LaunchBox folder. The error disappeared, but on exit LaunchBox still rewrote Settings.xml to <ListView>true</ListView>. Clean config test: Renamed Settings.xml so LaunchBox generated a fresh configuration. Result: The auto‑switching stopped; the view remained in Image View. Side effect: Many cover images were missing because the new config didn’t include my previous media paths. Note: Re‑adding media paths manually is not a realistic option in my case, since my setup includes 166 platforms and 48,325 games. Conclusion: It’s no longer a permissions issue. The forced switch to List View appears tied to something in the old configuration. With a fresh Settings.xml, the view remains stable, but restoring media paths would be highly impractical for my library size. What would you recommend as the next step to pinpoint the specific setting or component in the old config that forces List View?

Since a week or so, everytime I start Launchbox the view is on List modus. When I change it back to Image and exit LB. Next time it's again on List. Is there a global settings somewhere?

Is it not the same as: and

Launchbox 13.24 beta 1 still the same problem Trying to manually add some media for a new game and Crash...back to desktop

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Yes please, sharing the exception could be really helpful. Hopefully if more users report this, it’ll prompt the devs to take a closer look.

I'm on 13.22 beta 3 and still having the same issues. Has anybody looked in to .dmp file I've send to Feedback page?

I'm on 13.22 beta 3 and still having the same issues. Has anybody looked in to .dmp file I've send to Feedback page?

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