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Just a tip for anyone who's having issues with this error in Scribblenauts Unlimited:
"An unhandled exception has occurred. A crash dump has been saved to..."
1.) Download dxcpl.exe from any reputable website, I got mine here: https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/microsoft_directx_control_panel.html
2.) Right click dxcpl.exe -> Run as Administrator
3.) Go to the Direct3D 9 Tab at the top, then uncheck "Software Only".
4.) Go to the DirectDraw tab at the top, then check "Use Hardware Acceleration"
5.) Click "Apply", then "OK".
The game should launch. Enjoy!
My issue is that the game runs slow on startup, then crashes when I select 'Options' but plays fine when I select 'Play' until I get to the part where I access the Notebook to summon a doctor, at which point it crashes with the same error message as before.
For starters, I went into the game files and figured out that the .dmp files in the /dumps/ folder were empty, which shouldn't have been the case.
Next, I found that there were .mdmp files in the game's folder. Why? No clue, but I decided to change permissions for the folder so that all contents and subfolders' contents were no longer 'read-only'. Next, I ran the application "ScribbleRestart" which prompted me to install DirectX version 3.5, so I did that.
Once finished, I attempted to launch "Scribble.exe" from inside the folder rather than from Steam. It crashed immediately, but this time it wrote a .dmp file that was NOT EMPTY (hey, that's progress!!).
I then researched to see what files could read the .dmp and .mdmp files. Apparently "Debugging Tools for Windows" comes with Windows SDK, which is like 4GB or something, but there's also WinDbg which can be obtained from the Microsoft Store application.
I proceeded to revisit the folder and noticed there were now icons next to the .dmp and .mdmp files (more progress!!) so I launched them. It told me that the dump file has an exception of interest stored in it which can be accessed via .ecxr, but idk what that is. After that, it said "For analysis of this file, run !analyze -v" so I did, which is how I obtained the following information:
It seems that this game was designed for use on Windows 8, for which Steam no longer supplies updates or support.
Still, this is progress and I'm happy to share what I can.
Here's Microsoft's resource for this particular Failure Bucket ID: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/shows/inside/c0000005