New ContributorI have an Asus ROG Zephyrus Core i 9 running on Windows 11 and am required to use Quartus Prime 18.1 version. When I try to open ModelSim, I get the error: "The application was unable to start correctly (0x000007b)."
Is there anything I can do to fix this issue?
Super ContributorHave you tried to reinstall Quartus?
What is the step you took?
New ContributorI have reinstalled it a couple of times. I even tried the 20.1 version and tried to look for missing extensions or documents that might be the cause. (I thought this might be one: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170) My computer is well capable enough to run it too, so I am clueless of what could be the issue. (Here is my system info)
Super ContributorRunning the older version with Windows 11 could be the problem.
New ContributorI know that is not the issue because I managed to run the same application and version on a Windows 11 Dell laptop core I 9 and it works. There is an extra file or necessary files that my computer does not have.
Super ContributorThat is weird, that is a good machine.
Have you tried to update Window etc?
Does the issue still persist?
New ContributorYa, I still have the issue, I even downloaded the 21.1 version but it still does not open. I am surely missing a file on my computer but it does not tell me.
Super ContributorIs is possible to use Questa instead?
Questa and Modelsim is same but Questa has better feature.
Modelsim will be EOL-ed and supported until 21.3 (if im not mistaken, might be wrong here), just saying.
Super ContributorLet me know any update
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