Could you try these two things?

1. Run OpenSCAD on the command-line and paste the result: openscad --info
2. When OpenSCAD Crashes, check the Windows Event Log to get more info about
   the crash, and post that here.

-Marius

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Here it is

Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation.  All rights reserved.

c:\Program Files\OpenSCAD>openscad --info
OpenSCAD Version: 2015.03
System information: Windows 7 SP1 (v6.1.1.0) 2 CPUs 2.95 GB RAM
Compiler, build date: GCC "4.9.2" 64bit, Mar 10 2015
Boost version: 1_57
Eigen version: 3.2.2
CGAL version, kernels: 4.5, Cartesian<Gmpq>, Extended_cartesian<Gmpq>, Epeck
OpenCSG version: OpenCSG 1.3.2
Qt version: 5.4.0
QScintilla version: 2.8.4
MingW build: MingW64
GLib version: 2.42.1
Application Path: c:/Program Files/OpenSCAD
Documents Path: C:\Users\Cat\Documents
Resource Path: c:/Program Files/OpenSCAD
User Library Path: C:/Users/Cat/Documents/OpenSCAD/libraries
User Config Path: C:\Users\Cat\AppData\Local/OpenSCAD
Backup Path: C:/Users/Cat/Documents/OpenSCAD/backups
OPENSCADPATH: <not set>
OpenSCAD library path:
C:/Users/Cat/Documents/OpenSCAD/libraries
c:/Program Files/OpenSCAD\libraries

OPENSCAD_FONT_PATH: <not set>
OpenSCAD font path:

Warning: Cannot create stencil buffer (GL_EXT_packed_depth_stencil not
supported
)
GLEW version: 1.11.0
OpenGL Version: 2.1.0 - Build 8.15.10.1855
GL Renderer: Mobile Intel(R) 4 Series Express Chipset Family
GL Vendor: Intel
RGBA(8888), depth(24), stencil(0)
GL_ARB_framebuffer_object: no
GL_EXT_framebuffer_object: yes
GL_EXT_packed_depth_stencil: no
GL context creator: WGL
PNG generator: lodepng
OS info: Microsoft(TM) Windows(TM) 6 1 7601 0x24bd944 amd64
Machine: 8664
OpenGL Program Link OK:
No errors.

c:\Program Files\OpenSCAD>

note: this is a Dell Latitude e4300 with intel cpu not amd64

I suspect from the above that the afore mentioned log will be of no use. I
look at eventvwr.exe and found no mention of openscad.

I also suspect that this was not really a crash but exit with error.

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Thanks for the info.
I suspect that your GPU drivers are old. Could you try updating them and see
if that helps?
Intel is known for having low quality drivers, but they've been improving
lately.

-Marius

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Updated all drivers. It now works fine. Thank you for the help.

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