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To solve this, you need to open the installation folder of 3d coat.
In my case it is here:
There you can find this .exe file:
This is the 64Bit CUDA (if you have an Nvidia card) Version of 3d coat and all your problems will be gone. There is also a 64Bit exe for non CUDA cards (like ATI).
Just create a shortcut to the file on your desktop and you're ready.
Thanks for the help, I actually did a reinstall and updated and it worked fine from then on. I'm really annoyed with Nvidia always having the proprietary tech to screw over AMD but if this BS continues I may have to go Nvidia because even Maya is acting up on AMD (My Marquee tool refuses to work) :(