2014-02-19, 10:23 AM
I have had this happen on certain machines. On a fresh installation, Maple defaults to running Full Screen. Maple seems to be really picky about full screen mode and certain drivers (particularly in the nVidia family). Because it can;t create the initial screen, it will crash out instead. THe only way past this is to edit the registry to put it into windowed mode. You can find the registry location in the 'Maple at Custom Resolutions" thread.
To give you an idea of how silly Maple can be about this, I have a WinXP machine running on a 1080p monitor on the other side of my room. WHen I installed Maple, I ran full screen without a problem. After the first time I put it into window mode, I can no longer get it back to full screen. It gives me an error every time and says my machine won't support it (even though it was already there once). I had this problem with 2 other machines. All 3 had nVidia cards.
To give you an idea of how silly Maple can be about this, I have a WinXP machine running on a 1080p monitor on the other side of my room. WHen I installed Maple, I ran full screen without a problem. After the first time I put it into window mode, I can no longer get it back to full screen. It gives me an error every time and says my machine won't support it (even though it was already there once). I had this problem with 2 other machines. All 3 had nVidia cards.