If you are having trouble starting MATLAB on Windows and you are not receiving license manager related errors, check for the following problems: Problem #1: Corrupt preferences One of the most common reasons MATLAB will fail to start is that something has corrupted the MATLAB preferences directory. You will need to reset your preferences to fix this. Browse to the following folder: C: Users AppData Roaming MathWorks MATLAB AppData is a hidden folder, but you can use the shortcut%AppData% from Windows Search to jump right to the current user's AppData folder. Delete or rename the folder for your release of MATLAB, e.g R2016a. Do not remove any folder that ends with '_licenses'. Restart MATLAB. The preferences folder will be recreated automatically when you start MATLAB.

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If you are using a roaming profile, please see the related article: Problem #2: Security software interfering with MATLAB Check any of your security software logs to see if it is preventing MATLAB to start properly. Programs such as the Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky, AVAST, TrendMicro, BitDefender, and Webroot have all been known to prevent proper MATLAB startup.

If necessary, set exceptions so that MATLAB can start. You may need to consult your IT staff or your security software vendor for assistance creating exceptions. In some cases, startup issues that are caused by common antivirus software could be diagnosed using the Windows Error Reporting log files. These log files are located in the following directories and can be read with a text editor like WordPad: C: Users AppData Local Microsoft Windows WER * C: ProgramData Microsoft Windows WER ReportArchive Check the folders within this directory (eg: ReportArchive) for files either created around the time that MATLAB failed to startup or contain the name MATLAB or JAVA. Problem #3: Single Sign-On (SSO) software interfering with MATLAB If the machine in question has SSO software installed, temporarily disable the SSO software then try to open MATLAB. If MATLAB launches, contact your IT department to allow/whitelist MATLAB from the SSO software, or disable SSO entirely.

If you've identified the problem lies with your Single-Sign On software but cannot disable it or make an exception for MATLAB, contact MathWorks support: Problem #4: Microsoft Visual Studio C++ Redistributable Conflict Microsoft Visual Studio C++ Redistributables can conflict with each other if too many are installed. MATLAB R2006b and higher require variations of these redistributable to run. To install the 2005 and 2008 versions of these redistributables: • Open the folder $MATLAB bin win64, where $MATLAB is the MATLAB installation folder. • Launch vcredist_x64.exe from this location. • Repeat step two using the vcredist_x64.exe in $MATLAB bin win64 vc90 • Try starting MATLAB by double clicking the matlab.exe in the bin folder.

If MATLAB starts, try MATLAB from the shortcut once again. If that fails, update the shortcut to point to the matlab.exe file in the $ARCH folder. Lastly, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable is not required for MATLAB but can conflict with the redistributables that are required by MATLAB.

You may need to reinstall this redistributable to resolve the conflict: Problem #5: Issue with Java environment MATLAB has a command line environment in addition to the normal MATLAB Desktop environment. Install Coldfusion 10 Wamp here. This environment is not dependent on Java and can be useful for troubleshooting MATLAB. Cheat Engine V 5.3 S.

To launch MATLAB with no desktop environment: 1. Right click on the MATLAB shortcut and choose properties. Go to the end of the 'Target' line, after MATLAB.exe, and add the flag -nodesktop. For example: 'C: Program Files Matlab R2016a bin matlab.exe' -nodesktop Press OK to save these changes. Try starting MATLAB again.