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    Crash Exit code 1: C [atio6axx.dll+0x190590] error code.

    ssnipermonkey10 posted a topic in Support & Bug Reports
    https://paste.ee/p/2yikd After installing curse forge and running 1.20.1 with 0 mods, only forge 47.3.1, this report is being yielded. Vanilla minecraft is not crashing, and I initially thought it was a mod issue, but it is clear now there is some sort of interaction between forge and my computer occurring. Here are my computer specs for anyone wondering: TUF gaming A15 ASUS running Windows 11 Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 4800H with Radeon Graphics, fully updated (31.0.12014.6) Graphics: NVIDIA GeFORCE GTX 1660 Ti, fully updated game-ready drivers (32.0.15.5599) I have been told this an error code related to graphics drivers, but both my integrated and dedicated drivers are entirely up to date. My AMD drivers have no version to roll back to and have never previously encountered this issue. I am seriously confused by this because I have never had an issue with running forge in the past and frequently play modded MC. This issue was exactly the same when I ran 1.19.2 with Forge version 43.2.0, again with no mods. Please help!!

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