Okay, so I have this computer hooked up to my HD tv in my living room. It's a slightly older hand me down computer that had some decent graphics capabilities, and before anyone starts asking about all the specs let me explain my issue:
I had run the older versions of Dolphin on the computer before. Then once upon a time I had altered my graphics settings and after that, it would crash every time I clicked on the "Graphics" button at the top. I hadn't used the computer for a while, and the new 4.0 update of Dolphin came out. Knowing that I used to be able to run the emulator well on my computer in the past (aside from the graphics button crashing it if I changed a certain setting) I immediately installed it. And wouldn't you know? I click to edit graphics: BOOM, instant crash. I try to load an ISO: BOOM, instant crash. No error to report in the files, it just, crashes. I have googled and googled and so far have found nothing and was hoping someone could help me here. Also from what I remember, when I had caused the issue with the old Dolphin it was by changing the graphics backend to an improper setting, and usually just deleting the folder and redownloading would fix it, but that doesn't seem to work with 4.0...
I had run the older versions of Dolphin on the computer before. Then once upon a time I had altered my graphics settings and after that, it would crash every time I clicked on the "Graphics" button at the top. I hadn't used the computer for a while, and the new 4.0 update of Dolphin came out. Knowing that I used to be able to run the emulator well on my computer in the past (aside from the graphics button crashing it if I changed a certain setting) I immediately installed it. And wouldn't you know? I click to edit graphics: BOOM, instant crash. I try to load an ISO: BOOM, instant crash. No error to report in the files, it just, crashes. I have googled and googled and so far have found nothing and was hoping someone could help me here. Also from what I remember, when I had caused the issue with the old Dolphin it was by changing the graphics backend to an improper setting, and usually just deleting the folder and redownloading would fix it, but that doesn't seem to work with 4.0...