Description: A brand new installation on a windows 11, I also happened 4 years ago when I last tried LibreOffice, at that time I did not file a bug report. Pc Info: Intel Core i5-14600KF MSI PRO Z790-A WIFI DDR5-Lexar 6400 2 x 16GB Inno3D NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Nmve SSD XPG GAMMIX S70 BLADE 2TB Steps to Reproduce: 1.See the video 2. 3. Actual Results: LibreOffice Calc crashes Expected Results: NOT LibreOffice Calc crashes Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: There is no other information See the video and the file atached
Created attachment 191168 [details] Video of the crash
Created attachment 191169 [details] File that was open when crashing
Thank you for the report. This sounds like bug 149527. Could you please try version 7.6? Users have reported that the issue is now resolved for them.
(In reply to Stéphane Guillou (stragu) from comment #3) > Thank you for the report. > This sounds like bug 149527. > Could you please try version 7.6? Users have reported that the issue is now > resolved for them. Sorry, I really don't see the point in me installing an old version of LibreOffice on my brand new PC, I'm pretty sure the bug was there, because it was there 4 years ago, as I mentioned. Bug 149527 mention page down and I cant make libre crash using page down and page up. Anyway if you cant reproduce the bug with the file I gave you, I don't really see how you can fix the bug.;-) unless there is some kind of debugging or logging I can turn on to give you better info. I am a free time c++ programmer (for 30 years), but I have only used C++Builder.
I just made the file a lot longer +10,000 rows and now I can crash it using page down and page up.
Created attachment 191171 [details] The long file 12,000+ rows. The long file 12,000+ rows.
Sometimes this issue is in relation with the graphics card. Please can you paste the information in Menu/Help/About LibreOffice, there is an icon to copy. Test updating your graphics card driver from the vendor.
(In reply to Asger from comment #4) > I really don't see the point in me installing an old version LO 7.6 is _newer_ than 7.5. I would tend to think that testing with a newer version of LO in this case is worth the effort, considering that this is a new installation of the OS and of LO. I would suggest trying also with opening LO > Calc > menu Help > Restart in Safe Mode (not to be confused with Windows Safe Mode). Once LO is in Safe Mode, try opening the problematic file and test the behavior. Whether updating LO to 7.6, or testing with a clean LO profile in LO Safe Mode, or both, reporting the results here would be appreciated. TIA.