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Tip: Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program
Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program (especially
Windows 10): winR shutdown /r /f /t 00 |
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Tip: Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program
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Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program (especially Windows 10): winR shutdown /r /f /t 00 When starting a program ? Or starting the OS (i.e. "booting") ? I can find an example here, of such an error when a program runs. It can die in a third-party library used by the program. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...-do-i-debug-it The other kind of 0xc000000d arises during boot, when BCD is damaged, or winload.exe or winload.efi is accessed. In some cases, a user has been fiddling in the BIOS and changed CSM or Secure Boot or some other setting of that type. Maybe that's why you're suggesting the reboot ? Paul |
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Tip: Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program
On 10/08/2016 10:02 PM, Paul wrote:
T wrote: Windows 0xc0000000d error when starting a program (especially Windows 10): winR shutdown /r /f /t 00 When starting a program ? Or starting the OS (i.e. "booting") ? I can find an example here, of such an error when a program runs. It can die in a third-party library used by the program. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...-do-i-debug-it The other kind of 0xc000000d arises during boot, when BCD is damaged, or winload.exe or winload.efi is accessed. In some cases, a user has been fiddling in the BIOS and changed CSM or Secure Boot or some other setting of that type. Maybe that's why you're suggesting the reboot ? Paul Hi Paul, When I came across it, it was starting both IE and Chrome. The customer had the default "Fast Boot" and had never actually shutdown her computer. (I turned it off eventually.) Doing a real shutdown and restart fixed the issue. Interesting: I ran the compatibility checker on Chrome to troubleshoot and it ran fine from the compatibility checker. Will wonder ever cease! -T |
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