I also have the same problems with my Amstrad 464. I have even tried banging the top of the monitor and it still does not work. Come on Bambulab get your act together.
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Well, arenât we âMr. Cutting Edgeâ. 
You should probably look into upgrading to a Commodore 64. 
Whatâs sad is that I remember the Amstradâs when they came out. Iâm pretty sure their keyboards were considered a deadly weapon. 
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Same here, I remember thinking what great technology it was 
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You havenât tried to be reasonable for a single moment. Especially as a software engineerâŚ
Mainstream support for Windows 7 ended on January 13, 2015 . Extended support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, 2020. In August 2019, Microsoft announced it will be offering a âfreeâ extended security updates to some business users.
Based on your windows attempts Iâm assuming that linux slicer issue has nothing to do with OS/software.
People suggested options here as such as running VM or Orca if you refuse to run native software according to vendor requirements (and still complaining about it).
Surprised you havenât asked for windows nt4 on arm support.
Dear Not Happy,
Iâll buy that boat anchor off of you so you donât have to look at it any more.
Really wondering what Linux your running to not have the required glibc . Its same one required for prusa slicer and SL3R. Little baffled here as app works great on Linux and on variety of Linux distros. I am in IT and install and support Linux for many of my clients. While I agree ticket wait can be a bit long on somethings. In this case a common lib like glibc I donât feel is something that is on there end but your OS end personally hate to say it.
Sadly I am experiencing a similar issue, but I am running windows 11
i follewed the instruction to install bambu studio. it gets to the end and says âcorrectly installedâ but the software will not start up. double click on the icon does absolutely nothing. run as administrator does nothing. searched the web and found i need âwindows mediaâ installed, however the instruction are for windows 10 and i am on windows 11. I found a âwindows media legacyâ in the optional windows app and installed, reboot. still nothing happens when i launch the software. Uninstalled âwindows media legacyâ, rebooted, still not working. I am using windows11 Home - version 22H2 - OS build 22621.1778 on a DELL PC with i7 Core - 72 GB RAM.
I contacted the support team, and their answer was âplease provide us with a copy of the studio logs. You can find instructions on how to retrieve the logs here: Export the Bambu Studio log | Bambu Lab Wikiâ ⌠the instructions at that link says â1. Run Bambu Studio, click the ââ¨â icon, then click âHelpâ â âShow configuration folderâ, you can see the log folder in the pop-up window.â Now I CANNOT run bambu studio, so no chance to get the log, hence no chance to get help from support. I hope someone else ran into the same problem and can offer some advice. (as a side note, I installed bambu studio on my computer at work, which also run on windows 11 and all is working there, so I have no idea what is wrong)
thanks to anyone who took the time to read this
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Check the Windows Event Viewer. An error is typically logged there when an application crashes on startup.
Then your issue is not the same. FWIW, youâd probably get a better response if you create a new thread instead of veering off the original thread topic.
I wondered the same thing as you wootsuit as I happen to do IT and work a lot with Linux. While I had no issues running it from the start. I did long time ago with prusa slicer or was the slr3r (cant recall which) where I needed to install at time a newer glibc which is not a big deal.
I personnaly installed and run Bambu Studio on two of my computer that are on Windows 7 pro 64.
For 3 month I did many prints with many materials without any issue at all.
Only down was my old Thinkpad with only 4gig of ram that was ultra slow! But itâs way under the Bambu recommended specs! However, my 15+ years old gaming rig was ultra fluid and really fast.
Now Iâve just received my new computer that run Win 10 Pro and Bambu Studio still run no flaws exactly like on my old Win 7 rig.
Hi @user_641396999
First thing Iâd try is Orca Slicer instead of Bambu Studio. Itâs better as a slicer anyway and though unlikely, it might work for you?
In addition, I found this post by another user describing an issue that seems exactly the same as yours. Apparently, repairing the install called âvcredist2019_x64.exeâ C++ Runtime fixed it for them.
Iâm using Orca now, with no problems. Iâd take down my original post if I could, but I canât and the mods didnât. It attracted way too much attention.
Price depends on which country you are in.
My X1C with AMS cost $2200 aud.
