I’m running unity on a Windows XP SP3 system with plenty of resources.
Here’s what happens. I double click the Unity icon to launch the program. It crashes and opens the bug reporting tool. I launched unity again, and immediately pressed and held down “Alt” to access the New Project Wizard, which pops up. I try to start a new project with “Standard Assets Package” checked. It crashes. I try to repeat the procedure of starting a new project, only without importing any packages. It crashes.
There are no problems in DXDIAG. I’ve tried disabling DEP (Data Access Prevention) for Unity.
Ok, you’re lucky (probably). That seems like one bug we couldn’t reproduce. I fixed it some days ago (we can’t test it, so basically i made sure we do everything we can to avoid it ;-))
So, can you please run bat file from attached zip, and tell me if it crashes or print something (it should print on who windows was registered)
And, in any case, which version are you using - to be able to rebuild
I’m away from the computer in question for the next 8 hours, however at the very first chance I get I will run the file you provided. Thanks again Alexey!
Ok, to everyone who got into this: this bug is fixed in 3.0. If you have older version you should try this:
first of all - backup you registry - you won’t break it - but just in case
go HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion
there will be values RegisteredOwner and RegisteredOrganization (and lot of others)
Basically you need RegisteredOrganization contain something (e.g. “home”) but please make it only english (to avoid possible problems for now - in 3.0 it will work like magic)
Attached is the example of what it looks like on my machine after these steps: basically to make sure you are safe to do this