Blank Screen At Startup After Opera Update

[Maudslay]

Maudslay @leocg last edited by

@leocg GX, Please see this forum post https://forums.opera.com/topic/87076/my-opera-gx-opens-but-the-everything-is-black

[Paul-the-Walker]

Paul-the-Walker @leocg last edited by

@leocg Same issue here, using Opera One on Windows.
Reinstalling, uninstalling etc. didnt help.

Worked when I started the PC, then I pressed the update button in Opera. Afterwards just grey screen.

[l3ullet]

l3ullet last edited by

Same problem after Update to Opera One(Version: 122.0.5643.92)

[Cmbine]

Cmbine last edited by

Same for me. Running executable with Windows 8 compatibility fix the problem for me.

[SpecterK1]

SpecterK1 @leocg last edited by

@leocg I've mentioned multiple times that I use normal Opera only. Can you help me solve the problem? I have work to do

[Paul-the-Walker]

Paul-the-Walker @SpecterK1 last edited by

@SpecterK1

https://forums.opera.com/topic/87088/how-to-fix-opera-gx-grey-black-white-empty-screen-on-startup/2

Have a look here, this fix works for me

[andrew84]

andrew84 @SpecterK1 last edited by

@SpecterK1 There's no solution as it seems. You're not alone with this issue > https://forums.opera.com/topic/86895/huge-problem-after-update-today-white-blank-screen?_=1762614864472

Users suggest changing opengl to drd11, but it lags.
So the possible solution is to revert back to 122.

*I have no issues here on Win10x64 in latest Opera (portable).

[SpecterK1]

SpecterK1 @Paul-the-Walker last edited by leocg

@Paul-the-Walker Thanks, I fixed it by adding -no-experiments command line in the shortcut target. It was Opera causing problems with OpenGL, I need OpenGL for many things

[bbildman]

bbildman last edited by

Bottom line, users of Opera 123 (I use Opera One and have the same issue) shouldn't have to jump through hoops to install a stable working update.

Period

[bbildman]

bbildman @SpecterK1 last edited by

@SpecterK1 said in Blank Screen At Startup After Opera Update:

@Paul-the-Walker Thanks, I fixed it by adding -no-experiments command line in the shortcut target. It was Opera causing problems with OpenGL, I need OpenGL for many things

So, what does the -no-experiments do exactly?? Thanks

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @bbildman last edited by

@bbildman It disabled all flags