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During the launch of any program or game, various computer resources are used. The utility we need correctly performs its functionality, as long as each of its elements works as needed. But sometimes, for various reasons, previously used solutions stop partially or completely open. This is usually due to the presence of an inappropriate version of the corresponding collateral. The problem is mainly accompanied by the appearance of a sign that says: "Error while initializing application 0xc0000135 Windows XP". It can be solved simply and in the article below I will tell you exactly how this can be done.

The aforementioned ailment occurs when you launch a game or program. It is specific only to operating systems from Microsoft Corporation. This behavior occurs when a suitable version of the .NET Framework package or some of the components included in it does not exist on the computer.

What it is? This solution allows interaction between separate parts of the program code written in different programming languages. Of course, this is the most simplified option.

And when users run the software, it first checks to see if the correct version of the software is available. In the absence, a warning window appears.

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How do I fix the above problem? It's simple - we perform several basic movements:

What if this does not help? You can try installing other software packages. In some cases, this helps.

If this does not resolve the situation, it may be worth considering reinstalling the operating system.

As always, there is a video on this topic, which you can watch by clicking on the link.

Some Windows (XP / 7) users may encounter an error while initializing the application - code 0xc000001dthat appears when trying to install a game or program (Adobe Flash Player, Skype, etc.). Also, this code also encounters another failure - "Exception Unknown Software Exception (0xc000001d) in the application at ". We will show you how to fix this problem in Windows XP or 7.

What is this error 0xc000001d?

In fact, the appearance of a crash is a rather widespread problem that does not have one primary source:

• Sometimes virus activity may also result in an application error (0xc000001d). The viruses themselves may have been removed from the computer long ago, but their destructive consequences continue to destroy the system.
• Do not forget about assembly curves Windows (XP / 7), which are a dime a dozen today.
• Most often, the error occurs due to outdated drivers... It should also be attributed not to finding the corresponding DLL files. When removing a large number of programs from the operating system, you should always additionally resort to third-party utilities to clean and optimize your PC.
• Residual "rubbish" can accumulate and eventually lead to the code 0xc000001d on your screen.
• Also, the problem often appears on a PC with outdated hardware.

How to fix application error 0xc000001d?

To resolve application initialization error (0xc000001d) or crash "Unknown Software Exception", use third-party registry repair programs on your computer. Most convenient to use Advanced SystemCare(but there is a lot of similar software). Just download the program and scan your computer for all sorts of errors. It is advisable to do this in the "Deep Care" mode with registry defragmentation.

Also download CCleaner from the official web site. With her help, not only system cleaning, but also registry analysis.

Updating drivers

Produce updating all drivers in the operating system to the latest versions. Most important to pay attention video card... For such purposes, use only official sources. You better make it all through "Device Manager" (by right-clicking on "my computer" on the desktop). Select the object you are interested in and also perform the update through the second mouse button.

You can also use third party programs... I, for example, use one of the best software for this - DriverPack Solution... Quite a frisky program that scans the system itself and offers either an online update or download the entire driver package.

Also, do not forget about updating Adobe Flash Player, Microsoft Visual C ++, .NET Framework to current versions.

System rollback

It is often useful to roll back the system a couple of days ago when all files were working as expected. For such purposes, you need to perform just a couple of steps.

• Go to the bottom left menu on your desktop "Start".
• Now go to "Control Panel".
• Find exactly "Recovery", not the update center or something else.
• Here you can see the only button "Start System Restore".
• Follow the directions and select a date to return to.
• We reboot.

If failure 0xc000001d appears when installing software

In this case, you should change the installed program for more old versionwhere the system requirements are slightly less. This is all due to the processor, it does not support the software utility. More precisely, the command set SSE2 not familiar to him. If a relatively old version is also rejected, then find an analogue to your utility among other similar programs.

Greetings! Our beloved operating system is full of unexpected surprises, and one of them is the application error 0xc0000005. The trouble is that this error does not have a specific decryption of the source of the problem, i.e. it can happen because of almost anything! But the good news is that 90% of problems can be fixed by following these instructions.

This problem occurs when you start any program or game, and some even try to open any program on your computer! In this case, a similar window may appear:

And the messages can be different, for example:

• Error: access violation 0xC0000005
• Exception 0xc0000005 EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION
• Application initialization error (0xc0000005)

or the system may be knocked out altogether, leaving only a sad blue screen of death on the screen. 32-bit applications may not work on Windows 8/10 x64. Either way, follow the instructions from top to bottom, trying different options until things work out.

Error 0xc0000005 after Windows 7/8 upgrade

During 2013-2014, Microsoft released several updates for its operating systems, which may lead to this problem. Depending on the system settings, these updates can be installed either manually or fully automatically.

Fact: on a pirated Windows 7, the probability of contemplating an error is several times higher than on a licensed OS. But the legitimate owners of Windows can run into trouble. Here's how the stars will form From me advice: use only the original assemblies of Windows, and not all sorts of super-mega-duper-beast assemblies

Solution to the problem: remove some updates. This can be done in several ways.

Removing updates from the command line, the easiest

In Windows 7, enter the line in the Start menu search bar:

wusa.exe / uninstall / kb: 2859537

In Windows 8, press "Win + X" and enter:

exe / uninstall / kb: 2859537

Press "Enter" and wait a little. If you have the update 2859537 installed, the utility will remove it. Check if your problem is resolved. If not, open the Start menu again and type in the search bar:

wusa.exe / uninstall / kb: 2872339

Press enter, and check again. If the result is negative, we repeat the steps with two more updates:

wusa.exe / uninstall / kb: 2882822

wusa.exe / uninstall / kb: 971033

It is advisable to reboot after each step.

Removing updates from Control Panel

Go to "Control Panel -\u003e Programs and Features -\u003e View installed updates"

We look through the list with Microsoft Windows updates and look in parentheses for matches from:

We delete. There are about 200 lines in the list, so the first method seems to me faster. Watch the video to understand how everything is done.

If neither the first nor the second method works

Perhaps the problem will turn out to be more serious and the first two methods will not work because of the error itself when starting applications 0xc0000005, i.e. it will appear when you try to start the control panel or utility wusa.exe... Then try starting in safe mode. For Windows 7, when starting the computer, press the "F8" key until the boot menu appears and select "Safe Mode"

And then try to uninstall the updates in the first or second way.

In especially difficult cases, this option will not work either. Then you need to use a troubleshooter. To load the recovery environment, you also need to press "F8" when starting the computer and select "Troubleshoot computer problems" from the menu

Next, you will be prompted to select a language and enter an administrator password. But this item may not appear on the menu, especially if you have Windows 8.1 / 10. Then you need either a flash drive, but instead of installing Windows, select "System Restore", and then click on "Command Prompt" in the window.

To continue working, you need to know on which drive the operating system is installed, usually this is the "C:" drive, and determining this can be very simple. Enter the command in the command line:

notepad

this way we will launch the most common notepad. Now go to the menu "File -\u003e Open ..." and click on "Computer"

Here you will already figure it out: the system drive is the one on which there is a "Windows" folder. Back to our "rams", enter the command in the command line:

DISM / Image: C: \\ / Get-Packages

Where C: \\ is the letter of the drive where the operating system is installed. As a result of executing the command, you will receive a lot, a lot of information, among which you need to find records containing the numbers of one or all service packs from the list: KB2859537, KB2872339, KB2882822, KB971033... Here's an example:

In the picture, it is marked in red what needs to be copied to the clipboard. In the command line, this is done like this: select with the left mouse button, and to copy, click on the selection with the right mouse button, and that's it. To make it easier for yourself the task of finding the information you need among the endless letters and numbers, do this: copy the entire contents of the window to the clipboard and paste it in a notepad, and then use the usual search.

Those. it should look something like (all on one line):
DISM / Image: C: \\ / Remove-Package /PackageName:Package_for_KB2859537~31bf8906ad456e35~x86~~6.1.1.3

We press enter, and if we have found other update packages, then we do the same with them. As a result of this procedure, the packages will be removed and disappear from the list of installed ones, but will remain in the Windows log, incl. do not be alarmed if that

And for a snack, another, simpler, and for someone maybe the only, method:

1. We go into the folder "C: \\ Windows \\ SoftwareDistribution \\ Download" and delete everything that can be deleted there
2. Boot into safe mode and recover to an earlier system restore point
3. Reboot

Note: You can avoid installing unwanted packages by using manual Windows updates. You just need to find such a package in the list for installation and click "Hide".

How else to fix error 0xc0000005

It is not always possible to fix the error by removing the unfortunate updates, because, as I already wrote, the reasons may be different. A good option is when everything was still working. Just remember when it started and find a restore point early. By the way, this way you can solve the problem in the case of service packs, simply recovering to the point when they were not installed yet.

dism / online / cleanup-image / restorehealth

The commands are executed for a long time, after the end of the work you need to reboot. They check system files, and in case of deviation from the original options, they are automatically restored from the repository. During the recovery process, you may be prompted for a Windows installation disc or flash drive.

By the way, the application launch error 0xc0000005 is associated with erroneous operations with random access memory (RAM) - "memory access violation". One of the methods of treatment is (Data Execution Prevention) or adding the program to the list of exceptions. How to do this, read the article at the link that I gave.

Viruses on the system can be a common problem. Moreover, it is not the viruses themselves that cause the error, but they seem to manifest the problem, i.e. a superposition of several factors is obtained. In any case, the system needs to be thorough.

A faulty RAM module can also be the cause. Especially if it all started after expanding or upgrading the computer's RAM. In this case, you need to temporarily remove the new memory module and test the system operation. If the problem is fixed, then, accordingly, the faulty module must be replaced with a working one. You can test memory for errors using the MemTest86 utility.

Incorrect drivers can also be our headache. In particular, this concerns video card drivers. Remember if you updated any drivers. Try downloading or downgrading to a previous version. This can be done in the device manager, in the device properties on the "Driver" tab

Failures of this type are quite common. They are mainly associated with the launch of modern computer games. So, for example, an initialization error in "Sims 3" is associated with incorrect access to RAM or to the graphics accelerator driver. These are considered to be the most common problems, although third-party intervention at the virus level is not excluded. Viruses will not be considered, since each user must take care of the security of his system independently. That being said, is not up for debate.

Application initialization error 0xc0000005: what is the reason?

It is clear that this type of failure causes negative emotions in the user. When launching a game or some installed application, the user is faced with a message that an initialization error has occurred. Why did it happen, because before everything worked like a clock?

The reason is that when the program starts, it accesses the allocated memory cell, but cannot get access to it. On the one hand, these rights can be blocked at the operating system level, on the other hand, by an incorrectly installed video adapter driver.

How to fix an initialization error: basic techniques

Based on the main reasons due to which such a failure appears, a decision can be made to eliminate it. As a rule, for this, several basic methods are used, which, based on user reviews on the Internet and the answers of system configuration specialists, help to solve this problem, if not entirely, then at least partially.

Here, an initialization error in "The Sims 3" or in any other application implies several methods of correction, among which the following are the main ones:

• uninstalling system updates;
• deactivation of the DEP service;
• uninstall, reinstall, or rollback graphics accelerator drivers.

Removing system updates

Let's start with the simplest thing - removing updates. This does not apply to the latest version of Windows, but rather to updates to the seventh version, which, despite its popularity, is "buggy" quite a lot.

You don't even have to try to uninstall the update packages from the Update Center - it won't give you any effect. For complete confidence, you will have to use the command line run as administrator (cmd command in the Run console).

But! When an application initialization error (any) appears, the user must clearly understand which updates have violated the system's performance and what exactly needs to be removed. The following tool presented must be run only in safe mode (F8 at startup).

To prevent the user from looking for installed updates on their own, it is proposed to clarify the availability of updates with the following numbers:

• KB971033;
• KB2882822;
• KB2872339;
• KB2859537.

So you need to get rid of them. To do this, the DISM / Image: C: \\ / Get-Packages line is written in the command console, and then the DISM / Image command is entered: C: \\ /Remove-Package/PackageName:Package_for_KB2859537~31bf8906ad456e35~x86~~6.1.1.3. Upon completion of the operation, it is imperative to restart the computer system.

Disable DEP check

Despite the "clumsy" system updates that disrupt the performance of some custom applications, initialization error can appear due to the active monitoring service for DEP activities.

It refers to the virtual administrator rights, which the registered user does not have, and does not give permission to run some programs.

The way out of the situation when an initialization error occurs is to completely disable this tool. It is done from the same command console, launched on behalf of the administrator, in which the line bcdedit.exe / set (current) nx AlwaysOff is written. Again, the computer needs to be restarted for the permission changes to take effect. After that, as users say, the program initialization error at startup will no longer appear.

Driver problems

But the above solutions do not always work. One of the reasons is called a problem with the graphics chip drivers.

It is believed that the main remedy for this situation is to rollback the video accelerator driver. You can perform such actions from the "Device Manager", which is called either from the "Control Panel", or through computer administration, or from the "Run" menu using the devmgmt.msc command.

Here you need to enter the properties section through the RMB (right mouse button) and use the corresponding button on the driver tab. If this does not help, you can remove either the driver or the device completely. When you download it again, the required software will be installed automatically. In the case of non-standard hardware that is not included in the list of devices supported by Windows, you will have to use the original disc with drivers or their automatic update applications (Driver Booster, DriverPack Solution, Slim Drivers, etc.).

If all else fails

Finally, if none of the above tools worked, you can try to do a system restore if a point is fixed in time prior to the appearance of such a failure.

You can select it from the corresponding section of the "Control Panel" with the inclusion of displaying all available system states (if, of course, automatic creation of backups is enabled). After selecting a point, a reboot will follow.

If the error still appears after that, you can do a full reset to the factory settings (on some laptop models, there is a special button or menu for this). In Windows 10, you can use a special link in the settings section for this, after applying which the system will be restored to the original installed. But there will be no user programs in it. Therefore, games and any other programs will have to be reinstalled.

Not everyone thinks about what the IT industry has come to over the past decade. Among the users of such people, as a rule, there are only a few - and in fact they are often the victims as a result of thoughtless build-up of "lousy" components in computer science.

In order to run the simplest Windows application, you may need resources that were previously sufficient for the operation of a huge data center. Specific errors when initializing applications in Windows are another reason to think about this fact. Consider an application initialization error in Windows XP numbered 0xc0000135 - if this is not an error of the application being launched itself, then what is it?

Modern software, with the so-called controlled execution flow, is no longer an independent Windows software product.

Even if it looks like a regular Windows XP application (file with the .exe extension), it cannot be launched if the system does not have a suitable version of the .Net Framework - a special application execution environment that is nothing but another great breakthrough in the programming industry ...

The brainchild, of course, of Microsoft.

We delve into the problem

So, during initialization, the application cannot start and crashes with an error 0xc0000135. As we already found out, the application requires the .Net Framework library installed and registered in Windows XP. You go into the control panel, look through the list of applications installed in Windows and are surprised to find that the .Net Framework is in place.

Looking ahead, let us inform the reader that error 0xc0000135 is an error related to the absence of one of the .Net Framework components in the system - the shared library MSCOREE.DLL. Or the wrong version of it. Here is a list of reasons for the error 0xc0000135 during initialization:

• The mentioned file MSCOREE.DLL is missing in the system.
• MSCOREE.DLL file corruption.
• An outdated version of the .Net Framework library is installed.
• Lack of .Net Framework in Windows XP.

The simplest analysis of these causes indicates the need to reinstall the .Net Framework library on a computer running Windows XP. This is the only way to get rid of the error 0xc0000135 during the initialization of the application.

We solve the problem

For a power user, it should be easy to go to Microsoft's website and download the latest version of the library from there. Moreover, an ordinary Google search is enough to determine the address of its location. The very first line in the search results sends us to the desired page of the company's website:

https://www.microsoft.com/ru-ru/download/details.aspx ... etc.

However, users of an outdated version of the operating system, and this is exactly what "piggy" is, should keep in mind this:

• This OS is not supported by the company, which means that Microsoft does not owe you anything, including in the matter of fixing problems like 0xc0000135.
• You should download and install only those versions of the .Net Framework library that can be installed on the "pig" without any problems. Microsoft .NET Framework 4.6 is not.

Therefore, search on the Microsoft website only for those versions of the "framework" that are designed specifically for your operating system (for example, version 3.3). It should also be borne in mind that in addition to the library itself, the manufacturer's website contains update packages for the .Net Framework - they should also be downloaded and installed.