Troubleshooting:

1. Update the driver for your graphics card.
2. Open the SketchUp file. Then copy and paste the geometry into a new SketchUp file.
3. Open the SketchUp file and select Window > Model Info > Statistics > Purge Unused.
4. Make sure that no unusual characters appear in Scene or Layer names.

Bug Splat

1. Check the minimum system requirements.
2. Update Graphics Card Drivers.
3. Update DirectX.
4. Update your version of Windows.
5. Install .Net Framework 3.5.
6. Repair corrupt game files.
7. Perform a clean boot on Windows.
8. Reset your Graphics Card software.

How do I fix a BugSplat?

1. Attempt to restart the application. Most of the time, an application will only crash once and be fixed once reopened and running again.
2. Check for updates.
3. Check online support documents for your issue.
4. Contact the makers of your Software directly.
5. Try uninstalling and reinstalling.

BugSplat is not a virus. Instead, BugSplat is a tool used by developers (people who build and maintain software programs) to find and fix bugs that cause crashes in their applications.

Bug Splat is an error reporting tool being used by some app or program that you’ve installed. It’s not malicious. https://www.bugsplat.com/ If you tell/allow Bug Splat to send the report, you should be able to see which program is using Bug Splay to report errors.

Start> Settings> Apps> Apps & features, if Bug Splat is listed uninstall it. Plan B… Allow Bug Splat to send its report and you should be able to determine which program is involved. When the message appears, right-click the Taskbar> Task Manager> Startup tab. If Bug Splat is listed in the startup list, disable it.

Why did I get a BugSplat? You will only get a “BugSplat” (i.e. see the BugSplat Crash Dialogue) when a software application you are currently using crashes. A crash occurs when a software application runs into an issue or defect that causes it to break. It is BugSplat’s job to report on crashes.

The go-to toolbox for fixing crashes. BugSplat is a crash and error reporting tool that helps developers find, understand, fix, and monitor crash-causing bugs in any app.

The best way to combat losing work from bug splats is by being proactive. Make sure to save early & often. If you came across this page after experiencing a bug splat, all of your progress may not be lost. By default, sketchup saves backup files with a *.

Bug Splat is used to collect details to help Quicken developers determine what may have caused the program to crash. When we see Bug Splat, Quicken has already crashed.

Please be aware that you may not receive a response after submitting a BugSplat. Update the driver for your graphics card. Open the SketchUp file. Then copy and paste the geometry into a new SketchUp file. Open the SketchUp file and select Window > Model Info > Statistics > Purge Unused.

Reporting Errors with BugSplat SketchUp uses BugSplat to discover when the software is having problems and to collect data that helps our team find a solution. The subarticles in this section introduce you to the BugSplat reporting system and explain how to send data about any problems that you encounter.

If it crashes on startup, most likely it’s due to an issue with the graphics drivers. Intel HD drivers are known to be less than adequate for OpenGL support. Try updating the drivers for your card.

Open the SketchUp file. Then copy and paste the geometry into a new SketchUp file. Open the SketchUp file and select Window > Model Info > Statistics > Purge Unused. Make sure that no unusual characters appear in Scene or Layer names.