[Solved/Fixed] x64 Beam.NG 0.9.0.0 crashes on startup, x86 works fine

Can do.

 

Ok, I couldn't delete the file outright because every time I tried to delete it it said some random application was using it (stuff like Windows Explorer and NVIDIA processes, which obviously wasn't right, given what the DLL's about).
So I moved it somewhere else...
AND IT WORKED.
Yes, the 64-bit version of Beam.NG finally works!
My word, who thought Identity Cloaker, a proxy server program, could screw up Beam.NG...
Alright, I guess every time I want to use a proxy I'll have to move it back to its original place.
Thanks!

 

I have something further to report.
I was wrong in thinking that ICProxy64.dll didn't have anything to do with NVIDIA processes.
It very much does have something to do with them. Mainly, it makes Shadowplay (the NVIDIA recording software) and FIFA 17 work.
So basically if I have this DLL outside the System32 folder, FIFA 17 and NVIDIA Shadowplay won't work anymore. If I do have it inside the folder, I won't be able to play Beam.NG.
And FIFA 17's my other favourite game to play besides Beam.NG. I can't move and move back this blasted ICProxy64.dll back and forth to just to be able to play two separate games and record stuff...

 

I don't intend to uninstall Identity Cloaker, I do use it sometimes. In fact, my plan was to not use that program whenever the DLL was moved, and when I did want to use it, I'd simply move it back.
Well, for whatever reason, when I put ICProxy64.dll back in System32 and restarted the PC, Shadowplay (and FIFA 17) magically started working again.
And apparently it's not a quick "move and move back" job, in order for Shadowplay to work it needs a restart because all the other processes that it's dependent on start only on startup.
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Interesting, I'm now getting a different error.
Just ran Beam.NG with ICProxy64.dll in the System32 folder ("just because"), and it gives me either one of these errors: "0xC0000095_-_STATUS_INTEGER_OVERFLOW" or "0xC0000094_-_STATUS_INTEGER_DIVIDE_BY_ZERO" (more rarely).
This time the game crashes as soon as the window opens with a black screen, Beam.NG's log-collecting window doesn't appear, and the Windows "Checking for a solution to the problem" box appears, followed by the Beam.NG error window box with either one of those errors.
The fact that ICProxy64.dll is the culprit is confirmed by Windows itself, BTW. It now gives it as the "Fault Module" in the Reliability Monitor.
Don't know whether any of this is any use to you, I just thought it may lead to a fix within the game itself so that the DLL doesn't interfere with it.

 

Pleased to report that with the latest 0.10 update, the game works even if ICProxy64.dll is in System32.
That means I don't have to move it out of that location whenever I want to play Beam.NG.
Thanks!