#Cannot exit shrine botw cemu 1.7.5 update#
#Cannot exit shrine botw cemu 1.7.5 software#

Illicitly obtained game data will also cause this to happen. Try redumping the data from your Wii U again - reinstalling any game data will not affect your saves.

#Cannot exit shrine botw cemu 1.7.5 software#

Sometimes dumping software just doesn't work the way it's intended to, but it's better than not having it available.

#Cannot exit shrine botw cemu 1.7.5 update#

To continue off of Cause #3, this could be caused by an incomplete or otherwise corrupt dump of your Base Game / Update / DLC copy. Ensure you're launching the game correctly or otherwise that Update and DLC data is being installed properly. Alternatively if you accidentally merged the Update or DLC data into the Base Game trying to save space, this will break the Base Game - all of the game's data will need to be redumped from your Wii U and replaced. You will need to delete the one that was created by Cemu after you renamed your original copy.Р”Р„ccidentally loading an Update or DLC as a game by using File -> Load can cause this.If renaming the shaderCache folder did not help, ensure Cemu is fully closed and then rename your earlier shaderCache folder back to the name 'shaderCache'.This will allow you to test a fresh cache to see if the problem was related to the cache that was being used.Open your Cemu folder and temporarily rename your shaderCache folder.There is an issue recently where Cemu.exe can get stuck in the background which will cause issues for saving your games, running games, loading your shaderCache, and a wider assortment of other complications. Make sure Cemu.exe is not available in your process list before trying to run Cemu again - that it is otherwise fully closed.Click the (^) More Details button if necessary.# Stuck on 'Loading.' / Crash to Desktop (CTD) when starting a game # Cause #1 We encourage our users to submit their testing results and to otherwise keep the wiki up-to-date so that everyone's questions may be answered. Before asking for any help, please check the Game Compatibility List open in new window and subsequent Wiki entries, just be aware of outdated testing results. The first step is to ensure the game you are wanting to play has been deemed playable, as many games are either: not yet supported, are only known to boot but simply crash, or they have regressions in compatibility due to Cemu updates or issues with new GPU Drivers.