Unity Hub Won't Create Projects

Questions & Answers
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I just moved to a new setup and have all of my projects as packages. I downloaded the unity version that all of them were made in and planned to create a project and install the packages. When I went to create the project, unity hub closed itself as it always does, but the unity editor did not open. I went to look for the files that are created when you make a new project, but they weren’t there. Strangely enough though, when I opened up unity hub again, it showed that the project was created and in the list, but when I tried to open it, it said that the path does not exist.

All responses are appreciated. Thank you.

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2

I am currently having the same issue, a solution would be really appreciated.

Edit:
Uninstalling both the unity hub and the old unity version then reinstalling the hub with the newest unity version fixed the problem. In my case there was no significant difference in using the newest version over the one in which my project was created, so i did not check if reinstalling the original version would have the same effect.

3

I have the same issue. I don’t think reinstalling Hub is a valid solution :slight_smile: Can we have an official response please? There appears to be hundreds of people with the same issue across the last 2yrs from what I can see online.

4

I downloaded Unity about 2 months ago, played around in it some, then when I came back to it I ran into this issue. I tried uninstalling Unity Hub and all versions of Unity, reinstalled both Hub and latest version, but that didn’t fix the issue.

5

I’m having the exact same issue, but it worked before my ‘upgrade’ to Windows 10.

6

I have the same issue. Is this a problem with an outdated operating system? I use macOS Sierra which is pretty old.

7

got the same problem unity hub won’t create nor open existing projects
but when i navigate to scene.unity and try to open it up i get few popups like

“the code execution cannot proceed because VCRUNTIME140.dll was not found”

I assume this might be connected to the fact that i recently installed vs c++ redistributable 2012 pack 4 or something like that (but i didn’t uninstall none of existing ones)