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[Dyne]

Hey sorry to hit you all up with this, I have had a really weird issue since the last update a few days ago. Wallpaper Engine crashes with this error normally now. I have been to the help.wallpaperengine.io/crash website and I have done what it requested.
I ran the command prompt with windows 10, did the check files and all that. No errors on windows.
After that I went to steam did the integrity check of wallpaper engine. No errors
I did a clean install of the graphics drivers and about 5 to 10 minutes latter this error happened again.
Don’t get me wrong even right now the wallpapers are playing on all 3 screens, music is running from them in the background no issues. However this error box is up on my screen again. The minute I click ok Wallpaper Engine will close and we will try this again.
The only different thing I have done is I now load my video from memory instead of the drive, however, due to this issue I have swapped it back and forth with no difference that I can tell.
Any ideas?

[Dyne]

Hey,
On a side note if the bit version running out of memory does turn out to be the issue for systems like mine, I thought I would let you also know that if a user right clicks on their steam icon and goes to load wallpaper engine directly, from that icon it always loads the 32 bit version regardless of which one was used before and closed. (I sometimes shut the engine down while setting up VS due to load times and have just noticed that it defaults back to the 32 bit version if I do that.)
Just something else you might want to look out for future updates and blah blah blah. LOL Now that I am aware I will always open steam and go to the launch menu, but yeah, still a thing.
Once again, thanks for all the work trying to figure this out, and I still really enjoy the product and the work you all have done for it.

[Tim]

Looks like you are right, I don't think we have any control over that though, I think this is something we need to forward to the Steam team as Steam simply automatically selects the first launch option for any given app or game when you access them through the quick-access menu in the tray bar.