Resource Manager Issues

[Winshifter]

If you can get a ProcMon trace it'd help figure it out. Essentially, it logs everything the app is touching in the system, whenever it crashes the last set of items it was loading can point to where the issue might be (did it scan a certain registry hive or try to load a specific DLL?)

In ProcMon there is a magnifying glass icon (or you can press Ctrl+E) to start/stop the capture. Pause the capture then add a filter for the Process Id (PID) of your RPGMZ.exe. You can get that from task manager. Then start the ProcMon capture again and try to replicate the crash.

As soon as it crashes, pause the ProcMon then you can do File > Save As to record it. If you share that file I can take a look at it and see if there's any clue. If you filter by the PID then only activity from that process will be logged.

Ok, I got the log from procmon. I hope this helps.

 

[Kes]

Here is what I did to solve the problem.

Uninstall Audacity.
Click on any .ogg file to open it in Grove (Windows default) - this seems to reset something.
Reinstall Audacity (latest versions is 2.4.2)

Result: bliss

 

[Winshifter]

Here is what I did to solve the problem.

Uninstall Audacity.
Click on any .ogg file to open it in Grove (Windows default) - this seems to reset something.
Reinstall Audacity (latest versions is 2.4.2)

Result: bliss

Follow your steps, didn't work for me.
I don't know if this helps, but I've notice that if you change the options for the folder so that it's not considered a music folder but as a general elements, the issue with Audacity goes away. Somehow Windows has an issue with music folders.

Regarding the issue with MZ crashing, so far it seems it's trying to access some variables in registry that in my case I don't have