Can you do the following:
Windows Key + R > type dxdiag in the "Open" box > OK > Save All Information
Then make the resulting DxDiag.txt file available via Google Drive.
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On loading VRChat the white box for VRChat.exe comes up for 2/3 mins and then is not responding and closes. In the error log it mentions;
UnityPlayer.dll caused a Breakpoint (0x80000003) in module UnityPlayer.dll at 0033:89f976fb.
and;
No mono DLL path set. This app is either running IL2CPP, or the crash occurred before mono was initialized. I have been in contact with VRChat support for over a month and 40+ emails later and trying all sorts of things to try to fix it even fresh windows install. Support team have given in and ask me to file a bug report. Please see the attached pictures, links to error.log and crash.dmp file.
crash.dmp https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gP5D2VHWAERtSjJ3IcG4rf6p2wzxnHYh/view?usp=sharing
error.log https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YvT6DgECWvG7Pel3cnprAuYbaPzs3Dr2/view?usp=sharing If anyone can help please do.
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Can you do the following:
Windows Key + R > type dxdiag in the "Open" box > OK > Save All Information
Then make the resulting DxDiag.txt file available via Google Drive.
There were some LiveKernelEvent 117.
Which monitor (make/model) do you have?
Also have you every tried adjusting the TDR via the registry?
My monitor is Samsung LC32G75TQSRXXU
not sure what or how to adjust the TDR via the registry.
Can you disable G-Sync for the monitor.