Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
Chrome I get
"Chrome.exe - Application Error"
"The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
to terminate the application."
I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
Something went wrong..." error.
If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
cycle repeats.
____________
The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
I have turned off DEP
I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
Peter James wrote:
> Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> Chrome I get
> "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> to terminate the application."
> I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> Something went wrong..." error.
> If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> cycle repeats.
> ____________
> The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> I have turned off DEP
> I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
Modify
and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
X ;-)
> Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> Chrome I get
> "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> to terminate the application."
> I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> Something went wrong..." error.
> If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> cycle repeats.
> ____________
> The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> I have turned off DEP
> I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> Chrome I get
> "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> to terminate the application."
> I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> Something went wrong..." error.
> If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> cycle repeats.
> ____________
> The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> I have turned off DEP
> I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
Taltalon wrote:
> Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> Modify
> and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> X ;-)
> On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > Chrome I get
> > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > to terminate the application."
> > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > Something went wrong..." error.
> > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > cycle repeats.
> > ____________
> > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > I have turned off DEP
> > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
Taltalon wrote:
> Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> Modify
> and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> X ;-)
> On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > Chrome I get
> > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > to terminate the application."
> > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > Something went wrong..." error.
> > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > cycle repeats.
> > ____________
> > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > I have turned off DEP
> > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> Uninstalling AV is a bad idea, just wait for a patch, shouldn't take
> too long ;)
> Taltalon wrote:
> > Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> > You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> > installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> > Modify
> > and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> > X ;-)
> > On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > > Chrome I get
> > > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > > to terminate the application."
> > > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > > Something went wrong..." error.
> > > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > > cycle repeats.
> > > ____________
> > > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > > I have turned off DEP
> > > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> Chrome may be conflicting with EP, but it is Chrome that requires the
> fix. EP is a proven, stable application. Let's get a Chrome fix for
> this.
> On Sep 2, 3:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > Chrome I get
> > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > to terminate the application."
> > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > Something went wrong..." error.
> > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > cycle repeats.
> > ____________
> > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > I have turned off DEP
> > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> Modify
> and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> X ;-)
> On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > Chrome I get
> > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > to terminate the application."
> > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > Something went wrong..." error.
> > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > cycle repeats.
> > ____________
> > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > I have turned off DEP
> > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> I did it but it still doesn't work for me.. same error... not sure
> what is going on.....
> On Sep 3, 4:00 am, Taltalon wrote:
> > Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> > You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> > installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> > Modify
> > and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> > X ;-)
> > On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > > Chrome I get
> > > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > > to terminate the application."
> > > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > > Something went wrong..." error.
> > > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > > cycle repeats.
> > > ____________
> > > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > > I have turned off DEP
> > > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
> I did it but it still doesn't work for me.. same error... not sure
> what is going on.....
> On Sep 3, 4:00 am, Taltalon wrote:
> > Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> > You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> > installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> > Modify
> > and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> > X ;-)
> > On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > > Chrome I get
> > > "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> > > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > > to terminate the application."
> > > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > > I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > > Something went wrong..." error.
> > > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> > > cycle repeats.
> > > ____________
> > > The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> > > I have turned off DEP
> > > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
I can't believe that people are actively considering removing their
Anti-Virus protection to get a beta browser to work.
On top of that the browser executable sets in the user profile
WTF?????
C:\documents and settings\<username>\local settings\application data
is not the place for installs. A cursory read of any Microsoft
application development site could have revealed that. What are Google
smoking??????
Yes, it is unbelievable. How could they have never tested using one
of the most popular anti-virus products on the market? How could they
not know to put the exe in the Program Files directory? Was this done
part time by a bunch of drunk college developers? I think I'll stick
with FireFox and let them work the bugs out of Chrome for a year or
two.
> I can't believe that people are actively considering removing their
> Anti-Virus protection to get a beta browser to work.
> On top of that the browser executable sets in the user profile
> WTF?????
> C:\documents and settings\<username>\local settings\application data
> is not the place for installs. A cursory read of any Microsoft
> application development site could have revealed that. What are Google
> smoking??????
Turning off this feature in SEP doesn't seem like a good idea to me.
Crippling the AV software just so you can make a new browser work
seems like a bad trade off. I'm sure that Google will have a patch
for this soon. I think I'll just wait.
Just wanted to add that I too was getting this error that Chrome
failed to initialize, I read this forum and removed my Symantec
Endpoint Protection Version 11 to test and see if it was infact the
problem, After the uninstall and a reboot, Chrome fired right up with
out having to reinstall. I see potential in the web browser and I hope
you can fix this soon.
Dustin
On Sep 2, 2:00 pm, Google Chrome Help Owner wrote:
> > Uninstalling AV is a bad idea, just wait for a patch, shouldn't take
> > too long ;)
> > Taltalon wrote:
> > > Guys - The problem is Symantec Endpoint Client.
> > > You need to remove the Application & Device Control from the
> > > installation of this product - i.e Add/Remove programs - click on
> > > Modify
> > > and unselect it. works for me on XP SP3 in Parallels inside my OS
> > > X ;-)
> > > On Sep 2, 10:56 pm, Peter James wrote:
> > > > Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> > > >ChromeI get
> > > > "Chrome.exe - ApplicationError"
> > > > "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> > > > to terminate the application."
> > > > I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> > > > I cannot navigate anywhere withChrome- instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> > > > Something went wrong..."error.
> > > > If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005erroragain - and the
> > > > cycle repeats.
> > > > ____________
> > > > The Machine isVista32 (Ultimate)
> > > > I have turned off DEP
> > > > I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> > > > I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
If you faced “The application failed to initialize properly
(0xc0000005).Click on OK to terminate the application.” error with
google chrome and you are using symantec, then you could try the
following steps:
Back up the registry on an affected system
Open the registry on the Agent system by entering regedit from a run
prompt
Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services
\SysPlant
Open the Start DWORD
Change the value to 4 to disable the drivers
Reboot the system to commit the changes
Peter James wrote:
> Install completes successfully. However, whenever I attempt to run
> Chrome I get
> "Chrome.exe - Application Error"
> "The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000005). Click OK
> to terminate the application."
> I click 'OK' - and oddly the application does not terminate - however
> I cannot navigate anywhere with Chrome - instead i get the 'Aw, Snap!
> Something went wrong..." error.
> If I try to enter a URL - I get the 0xc0000005 error again - and the
> cycle repeats.
> ____________
> The Machine is Vista 32 (Ultimate)
> I have turned off DEP
> I have re-installed multiple times, and restarted.
> I have killed Symantec Antivirus as well.
