Java stopped working in designer visual studio xamarin

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Hello.
At the beginning I would like to apologise for my English. I'm still learning.

I want to create Android app so I downloaded Xamarin for Visual Studio 2017. Unfortunately when I open file main.axml, Designer starts loading project and after few seconds I receive information that Java(TM) Platform SE binary stopped working. Could anyone help me with this?

There are details about problem:

Problem event name:	BEX64
  Appliation name:	java.exe
  Application version:	8.0.1310.11
  Application timestamp:	58c8fc02
  Fault module name:	nvSCPAPI64.dll
  Fault module version:	7.17.13.7849
  Fault module timestamp:	588218a5
  Exception code:	c0000409
  Exception offset:	0000000000000000
  Additional information 1:	0d09
  Additional information 2:	0d099f5b1145dafba87074acb852fd49
  Additional information 3:	6f81
  Additional information 4:	6f8123092041b471db0aeb7a737ad857

What I have tried:

I tried to reinstall Xamarin and Java but problem still exists

Posted 15-Jun-17 2:27am

Pilotel

Updated 15-Jun-17 3:11am

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Richard Deeming 15-Jun-17 10:23am

That error code seems to indicate a "stack buffer overrun", which most likely indicates a bug in the communication between Visual Studio, Xamarin, and Java.

Unfortunately, you'll probably need to contact Microsoft for support.

Pilotel 15-Jun-17 16:12pm

I've repaired it. There was problem with the graphics card driver. I install the newest version and it started working.

Thank you for your answer :)

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