Before anything else, yes this does pertain to the GE. I myself have an XP home computer in constant use, while my dad on the other hand has a XPpro laptop given to him my the school. Here’s what happened: I needed to do a presentation yesterday at the library on Blender and the GE so I got making a game and everything, went to test it on dad’s laptop(as exe) and it spits this at me: “The application failed to initialize properly (0xc050002) click ok to terminate the program” works fine on my XP home doesn’t work on his laptop, works on my bro’s XPhome doesn’t work on mom’s XPpro. So which is it? If it is a blender(player) bug could someone report it to bug tracker?
You need to copy all the needed blender .dlls in the same directory as your .exe file
Short answer: its probably your dads computer.
There’s a million factors that could be causing it to crash. The first few that I would check are:
Check what haidme said, he’s right, all of the blender dll’s have to be in the same folder as the exe for it to work. Beyond that, here are some other things to check if that’s not the problem:
If you’re using GLSL shading, does the laptop’s graphics card support it?
Does the laptop have the right version python installed if that’s being used?
How about the windows c++ redistributable, does it have the right version of that installed?
I would look into those first, I think one of those is probably the root of the problem.
-David
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If you have troubles running Blender on Windows, receiving an error message like"The Application failed to initialize properly ( 0xc0150002 )" while trying to starting Blender, then download and install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86).
all the dlls are there, if they weren’t it would say something like: “couldn’t find avcodec52.dll.”
Edit: heh wow if only I knew about that yesterday! Then I wouldn’t have had to make a mad dash fro the dependencies.deb files for ubuntu livecd with no internet!
Which one was it out of curiosity?
-David
which one was what?
What was it that was the problem, or did you figure that out yet?
The problem thanks to this thread for the help was the redist package. It works now but it was a day to late. Oh well I got it working in Ubuntu.