No, again, antivirus
can't do nothing if there isn't any registry of x program blocked, when something is blocked, the antivirus solution must save a record of it, unless, weird enough, the user manually disables the record service.
And funny enough, I found the problem, which for my point of view is extremelly ridiculous to ever mention it.
Took a look to this topic:
It worked fine when it first came out. I played around with it several times, but now it won't open. Things that I have done in an attempt to open it. Uninstalled and reinstalled it from Steam. Double checked my antivirus softwares to make sure the program was whitelisted. Removed program from...
forums.rpgmakerweb.com
Read that the issue could be the second monitor, guess what...
If I extend the view to a secondary monitor, and I set it as the main one, then if I moved the MZ window to the non-main monitor, and close it, when you open the MZ
it doesn't load just because it's trying to load on the non-main monitor! That's all!!
Oh my god... what kind of..... is that... can't facepalm harder because I would need a surgery, this is... shameful, I remember also now that
this was an issue on MV too, this is really disgusting see how a
COMMON PROBLEM isn't still fixed on a newer version, probably not exclusive issue to MZ, but there should've been a tool to change where the program is load.
Can someone from the staff
@Touchfuzzy for example report this issue to kadokawa or who responsible are for fix this issue at once on the newer version please?
So, to fix the problem, I have to disable the non-main monitor, open MZ, then enable it again and be sure to don't close MZ on the non-main monitor to avoid same issue? Oh my..... So I have to use my vertical monitor as the secondary one and not as the main monitor if I want to work with MZ?
Also, how's possible that even deleting all the registries the program can still remember where it was load? Probably that's due windows remembering the last position rather than MZ, but the point is, if this issue isn't fixed, and people gives fault to antivirus rather than say "is just a monitor issue do x y z", then how funny must be the person who doesn't find the
stupid solution (insulting the issue itself by the way, because the issue is stupid, not even a reinstall solves it, just a monitor issue, too weird).
Well, if MZ isn't responsible to record the last window position, a third tool should be developed with common fixes like remove all registry keys, dll and every information installed by mz,
access the last record of the monitor and reset it, etc to solve common issues from the customers like this one.
Just really, wow, so stupid was the issue, spent all the free time from 8PM to 0:20AM trying to solve this issue to find this stupid reason.
Also, curious enough, the "Loading" small window is opened on the main monitor, the splash and main window on the last monitor.
Probably that's the issue, the program
doesn't even know where to load if on the main monitor or the secondary, if that's the case, then windows isn't the full responsible, anyways, is too weird because it would be the first ever program I use that has such issue, just because tries to load on the non-main monitor.
EDIT: If still by defining the last monitor where MZ was opened, the program just seems to not open and you use Windows 10 which Microsoft removed the "Maximize minimize" options by right-clicking the program in the task bar, just open the Task Manager and maximize the MZ window from there, et voilà,
welcome back MZ, don't be shy, I won't bite you, here, a cookie.
TLDR;Serious troubleshooting:
- Issue: Program is frozen after the splash screen showing a white window and stops answering.
- Solution: If you plugged in a secondary monitor and you closed the program on the non-main monitor, please set the last monitor where MZ was closed as the main monitor and try again, if after doing that the program isn't shown at all, open Windows Task Manager and maximize RPG Maker MZ from there, the window will be maximized on the main monitor. At this moment, MZ is unable to load on non-main screens.