Four blank errors in each new project

[richardtargett]

My errors seem to be coming from the script developer in Visual Studio. If I can fix that, I wont have the errors…

[mrelytra]

change it to .NET 3.5 work for me

[unity_8d9PYNwD_GB_hg]

Got the same problem today. Been using v. 2018.3.1f1. Nothing helped to fix it on this ver, however the problem disappeared when I downloaded the previous Unity version (2018.2.20f1)

[jownas]

Changing script runtime version to “.NET 3.5 (Deprecated)” worked for me.

The 4 blank errors went away and interactive tutorial now works.

p.s: Using Windows 7 - Unity 2018.3.2f1 fresh install after uninstalling 2017 (wich I hadnt used in the last 6 months)

[unity0137]

I posted a similar question before in help but it was erased due to duplicates. I thought I’d share what fixed it for me. I simply updated windows (7) and voila errors gone. Good luck.

[GiWNGAMERS]

Hi, I think I found a way to solve the problem. go to unity, open Project settings> Player search for Scripting Runtime Version and switch to 3.5, unity will restart and everything will return to normal without errors ready, solved.

[deividast82]

@Annundur

Hello everyone,

I’m a developer but I’m completely new to Unity. I installed it recently and I’ve been watching some tutorials. But I’ve realized that after opening any 2D or 3D new project, four blank errors automatically appear in the Console, and I can’t run the game nor build. These four errors show no indication or info at all, only the hour they showed up (exactly the same time I created the new project). I can’t clear the Console, and double-click on them makes nothing.

If I try to “Build and run” some new info appears in the Console, but I’ve been searching for the error codes and I found nothing.

I attach two screencaptures. The first shows the Console as it is just after creating the New project. The second shows the Console errors after trying to build and run.

I’m working with Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bits, and Unity Version 2018.3.0f2 Personal. I already tried to empty Unity cache (however it was already empty, as I wasn’t able to do nothing). I also uninstalled and installed Unity again, but I’m having the same issue. While installing, I always choose to install also the Standalone Windows, Android and iOS packs, because I’m planning to develop for these platforms. I already have SDK installed and registered at Preferences->External Tools. I’m using embedded JDK.

While installing, I don’t download/install Visual Studio, because according to a tutorial I’m following, if I’m fine with the MonoDevelop editor included, I don’t really need Visual Studio, and I’d like to skip that if possible, but I don’t know if that could be causing the problem.

I’ve installed Unity in a different hard drive, not the same where I have Windows installed, because I have more space left there, I’m not sure if that matters. I’ve tried creating new projects in multiple locations in both drives, but the errors are the same.

I’ve googled and searched this forum before posting this, but I haven’t found anything that’s really like my problem. If the solution was already out there and I missed it, I’m sorry, and I’d appreciate if someone could link to it.

Any help would be very much appreciated. I’m looking forward to begin in this Unity world, but I can’t do nothing like this.
Thank you very much!

Hello,

Had the same problem. Install windows update from this link to your 32 bit or 64 bit system accordingly:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/2533623/microsoft-security-advisory-insecure-library-loading-could-allow-remot

Regards.

[deividast82]

@tutomystic

I Had this exactly same problem.
I Dont know why,
i used unity othertimes like in 2016 and this not happens

actual vers. Unity 2018.3.0f2

Hello,

Had the same problem. Install windows update from this link to your 32 bit or 64 bit system accordingly:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us…ry-insecure-library-loading-could-allow-remot

Regards.

[megarage9000]

Is there a way to fix it with the new net 4.x script runtime? The net 3.5 switch fixes the issue but will that be viable for future updates?

[Munzter]

Hi,
i had the same problem and my fix was to install Windows6.1-KB3172605-x64 and Windows6.1-KB3020369-x64. After that the problem was solved! Hope it helps you out

greetings

[Munzter]

sry for repost

its https://www.microsoft.com/de-DE/download/details.aspx?id=53335
and https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=46817
i have win 7 64 bits, if it says it can´t install you need to enable the update service

greetings

[megarage9000]

Hey everyone,

For windows 10 users, there is a fix for this:

" …You can, however, try to do a clean reinstall of Unity by following these steps:

• Uninstall Unity
• Delete Unity folders inside %appdata%/Roaming, %appdata%/Local and %appdata%/LocalLow directories.
• Delete C:/ProgramData/Unity folder (ProgramData is hidden)
• Clear registries occupied by Unity (using software like CCleaner)(I suggest using the free trial for CCleaner)
• Install Unity with Anti-virus software turned off. …"

I sent a bug report regarding this issue, and thanks to Liutauras, I was able to get rid of the errors

[Munzter]

sry for re repost,
but it´s important for windows 7…
if you install the updates and have the windows defender service disabled it will pop up an error on restart and get stuck at 30%. np just restart your machine but maybe it´s better to enable it first… sry for 3 posts but i thought it could be important

greetings

[Evike7]

I also have found some solution for those errors:

Error with timestamp displayed only

Hi When I install a fresh Unity (no matter which version), and I create a fresh, empty project, I get four timestamp errors (not clickable). I have tried this on other machines (PC, Win7), on multiple hard drives with fresh installed window7, no change. If I open an old project of me (projects where running [4241182--377536--timestamp-errors-unity-2018.3.0f2.jpg] ok few days ago), I get the same errors, no matter what I do, which version of Unity I’m using. Image attached.

[Harinezumi]

@deividast82

Hello,

Had the same problem. Install windows update from this link to your 32 bit or 64 bit system accordingly:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us…ry-insecure-library-loading-could-allow-remot

Regards.

Thanks, this solved it!

[Annundur]

For some reason, I’m not able to install this Windows Update. I also read that deleting the manifest.json file, inside “Packages” folder (after creating the project) would work, but it didn’t for me. Finally I managed to avoid the issue with a rudimentary solution.

In case someone is having the same issue, this is what I did: I created the project using an older version of Unity (in my case 2017.4.20), and then closed it. Once the project has been created, I open it with any Unity 2018 (like 2018.3.2) and after the short usual process of converting the project to the modern version, the project finally opens. The blank errors are gone, so I can start working as usual with the 2018 version.

I’m not a Unity expert, but if someone is having this problem, and can’t install the Windows Update, this might work.

Thanks everyone!

[SANGUISOFT]

I’m on w10 and having the same issue in 2018.3.02f. And i can’t take any of the working solutions cause i can’t go back to 2018.2.x because i am using some of the new features. Neither i can put the net in 3.5 because of the same, i am using code that not works in 3.5. Its a school project so i need a fix to this, or i won’t be able to finish it. I am pretty much fucked, i dont know what to do.

EDIT: OMG . I dont know how but i had the exe of unity in compatibility mode for win8. Disabling that fixed the problem.

[Munzter]

Hello

@Annundur

For some reason, I’m not able to install this Windows Update. I also read that deleting the manifest.json file, inside “Packages” folder (after creating the project) would work, but it didn’t for me. Finally I managed to avoid the issue with a rudimentary solution.

In case someone is having the same issue, this is what I did: I created the project using an older version of Unity (in my case 2017.4.20), and then closed it. Once the project has been created, I open it with any Unity 2018 (like 2018.3.2) and after the short usual process of converting the project to the modern version, the project finally opens. The blank errors are gone, so I can start working as usual with the 2018 version.

I’m not a Unity expert, but if someone is having this problem, and can’t install the Windows Update, this might work.

Thanks everyone!

Hello, do you have the windows update service running ? if you have disabled it, then unplug your internet connection if you need to and reenable it to install them; or maybe you need to install windows 7 service pack 1 first. then install Windows6.1-KB3172605-x64 and Windows6.1-KB3020369-x64. if one of this two wont install try the other, they need to be installed in order…

its https://www.microsoft.com/de-DE/download/details.aspx?id=53335
and https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=46817

i hope this will help you

regards

[bhavsarjay01]

what options will i loose if i switched to .net3.5

[NikitaVahrameev21]

@SANGUISOFT

I’m on w10 and having the same issue in 2018.3.02f. And i can’t take any of the working solutions cause i can’t go back to 2018.2.x because i am using some of the new features. Neither i can put the net in 3.5 because of the same, i am using code that not works in 3.5. Its a school project so i need a fix to this, or i won’t be able to finish it. I am pretty much F***ed, i dont know what to do.

EDIT: OMG . I dont know how but i had the exe of unity in compatibility mode for win8. Disabling that fixed the problem.

Thank! Changing the compatibility mode helped me too.
What I did:

1. updated my windows 10 completely (a dark theme appeared, it’s cool :))
2. went into the folder where Unity is installed. Right-clicked Unity.exe, select properties, then the compatibility tab and uncheck the box "run the program in compatibility mode c: "and clicked apply.
   And it worked!