0xc00000 7b Error

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Istarted getting more and more frequent crashes when starting ARMA x64 bit until it would crash 100% of the time (x32 was working), I tried absolutely everything, and was about to do a full reinstall of the game, but as a last idea I deleted the hidden workshop folder in steam-arma folder and it has just fixed my issue, now running x64 bit again without crashes.

All that says is literally "Arma crashed" it doesn't give any details at all about what the reason is. Create a ticket on the feedback tracker. Or run performance/profiling binaries and if it happens there send the crashdump directly to Dwarden.

Just to let any one know who's been having this issue, it was driving me berserk for days! My cause i found to be a new wireless head set (Arctis 7) that i had bought a month ago. Whenever it was connected and i wanted to play arma 3 with any mods (tried loads of different servers too) 0xc0000005-status_access_violation would crash my game. Now i know its a bit of a random fix, but worked for me. Maybe look at any random usb devices you have attached to your puter. Christ... i tried everything else the internet had thrown at me, so might just work for you too

Nothing in the RPT that makes me any wiser. So I suggest you report it to bohemia via the feedback tracker, they have what's needed to read the bidmp and should be able to tell you how to fix it. ( _3_Unusual_process_exit#Report_the_error_to_the_Feedback_Tracker)

I too have an Arctis 7 Wireless headset. After spending weeks trawling forums and speaking to support at Bohemia , I found your post and have tried using my old Razor wired headset to see if this was actually the issue. My game has not crashed since. So think the issue is most definitely caused by a USB device, but in my case it is specifically the Steel-series Arctis 7 wireless headset. I have spoken to Steel-series also, and they do not have any helpful suggestions for the easy fix. Looks like I am going to have to replace my headset permanently.

Yup .. crashing again .... since last patch ! Interestingly I also have Steel-series Arctis 7 wireless headset however, the game has NOT crashed in around 2 years. So last patch has royally screwed something up !

Resurrecting an old post to update with my experience. Have been getting this error for 2 days straight. Haven't played Arma 3 in almost 5 years, long story. I also tried all the suggested fixes until I came across this thread. ABSOLUTELY 100% FIX for me was removing wireless headset. In my case, PowerBeats 3 wireless via Bluetooth 4.1 USB dongle. When the headset is turned on, game won't load. As soon as I turn them off (disconnects), game works fine. I've tried turning them back on after, but no sound.

I don't have any wireless stuff connected. My 'memory' errors always occur after at least a little while of play (rather than preventing the start of the program at all) and only with Arma 3. I believe it is tied to either Arma 3's poor memory management in a poor-quality 64-bit port (it can't run without a page file available but never uses most of my physical RAM, and people using the 32-bit version on older computers don't seem to have these errors), or it's caused by mods or multiplayer stuff trying to hack my computer (I found strangely-named users for Arma 3 profile folder & file permissions and it only happens when either using mods or doing multiplayer). Another odd thing is that Arma 3 does not appear particularly changed by Nvidia settings and I've been told its PhysX is not GPU-based, yet my GPU usage will easily go up to 100% with it. What exactly is it using my GPU for, then, if it's not benefiting the graphics or PhysX?

Update: After doing a fresh reset my laptop and reinstalling AMD adrenaline, the dedicated GPU now works again. But I still encounter this error - AMD RadeonSoftware.exe Application Error (0xc0000022).

I have been receiving the same pop-up application error whenever I turn on my HP Pavilion Windows 11 laptop. It began when an online Microsoft "helper" installed "amd-software-adrenalin-edition-24.1.1-combined-minimalsetup-240122_web.exe" I've attached two screen shots, one of the Details tab from the Adrenalin edition, and one of the pop-up I receive when I start the laptop. Thanks for any assistance. The display adapter is AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics.

Sorry for the delay, I had gone home after you replied last time, and it hasn't happened since then. Ironically, it happened 3 times in a row today - twice when I tried reopening DOpus after the initial crash.

Sometimes that can be caused by memory corruption that Opus itself or another DLL (e.g. 3rd party shell extensions) has caused, but all three dumps crash in exactly the same place in the same Windows DLL, so it looks likely to be a fault of the DLL itself to me.

Hmm, that makes sense - I see DOpus disconnecting and reconnecting to the networked drives sometimes. And if I leave a tab open to a networked drive folder, eventually it'll get cleared (as in just show the default "This PC").

You could try disabling shell extensions via ShellExView but the dumps don't point to any, only to one of the system DLLs, so if the problem is caused by an extension it could only be found via trial & error. But it seems more likely it's a bug in the old system DLL.

I think the only alternative would be to turn off the folder tree, or disconnect that network drive. The crash is happening in windows.storage.dll when the tree asks Windows for the network drive's icon.

That has some suggestions in it but I'm not sure if they'd work, unless you have some network drives pinned to the Quick Access folder (in which case definitely try unpinning them to see if that helps, or turn off Quick Access in the Opus folder tree).

There are several other threads about the same DLL crashing Explorer in (mostly) older versions of Windows but the ones I found didn't mention network drives, so that thread seems the most relevant to what you're seeing.

The option Preferences / Folders / Names and Icons / Show generic icons for... in Opus may help here, but I'm not sure if it applies to the network drives themselves, or only files and folders on the drives. Worth a try as well, though.

I've been experiencing this program error for many, many years.

So to test the suggestion that it's a Windows DLL bug I have a brand new computer in performed a fresh install of Windows 10 Professional 64bit released Oct. 2020.

Guess what? I still get that error. Perhaps Microsoft isn't aware of that error crops up when using Directory Opus? Just say'n.

I tested the theory on a brand new Lenovo with the latest build of Windows 10 Professional 64bit, October 2020.

Still get the error.

You'll have to wait longer than it takes for your company to update Windows because that won't fix it.

The version of Opus 12 you're using is 4 years old (12.9 from May 2018). Please update it. If the bug is in Opus itself, it may already have been fixed. We also don't keep debug symbols for older versions, so we can't see much from the crash logs for such an old version.

For the past few months, Directory Opus crashes quite often. I've seen this error popup many times, sometimes more than 4 times a day. I had this problem both before and after I upgraded my RAM and CPU (from Ryzen 3 2200g to Ryzen 5 5500). I also cleaned installed Windows recently.

Firefox's bug tracker 1683033 - Crash in [@ kliveshellext64.dll RtlpFlsDataCleanup LdrShutdownThread] mentions a similar crash with a cloud storage shell extension, but if that isn't on your machine then it could be another one.

The only real way to track down a problem like that is to blocking lots of shell extensions until the problem stops, then unblock a few at a time to narrow down which one is causing the problem. In Opus 12, using ShellExView to do that is best. In Opus 13, you can do it via Preferences / Miscellaneous / Shell Extensions.

I created an installer for an application in LabVIEW 2015. The installed application captures data from two sources. One from DAQmx device and another from CNC controller. This application used to run correctly for the past few days. Now whenever the application is launched it throws an error code 0xC0000005 stating access violation. But this is not consistent as sometimes the application runs for hours without crashing or crashes at once it is opened. I suspect there is a problem with installer because only the application gets installed while other necessary NI softwares aren't installed. This phenomenon differs from system to system as one system runs the application without flaws while other doesn't showing crash message. The specifications of all the systems used are similar. Requesting someone to suggest me the most appropriate way to create an installer as I could not find any help for this specific case .

Usually this exception happened by accessing wrong memory address or something like that. The first question is - are you using any third party DLLs (to communicate with CNC controller, for example) in your code?

Yes I am using a third party .dll file from FANUC FOCAS Library in order to communicate with FANUC CNC controllers. Also I should specify that the application crashes only if I take data from the CNC controller + DAQmx and not when I take data from DAQmx alone.

I suspect it is due to the usage of third party .dll file as I have the latest drivers installed. While checking LVinternal reports there weren't any text files but whenever the application crashes it says error occured at XXX.vi which is my main VI.

I would bet my hat that it is the use of that DLL. And no the DLL itself may be perfectly fine, but your interfacing to it is most likely not. Who wrote the VIs to interface to that DLL? How much C programming experience do they have?

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