<Program>.exe stopped working

[dibudaia]

for now can you check the SMART status of your hard disk? 

Sorry, but how do I check it?

 

 

Do you have any recent restore points you can use? Might as well try that before a clean install.

As far as I know I only have pretty old ones, but how can I check it?

[Syntaxvgm]

Sorry, but how do I check it?

 

 

As far as I know I only have pretty old ones, but how can I check it?

Use Crystaldiskinfo and post the whole table it gives- make sure to expand the window to reveal the whole list and screenshot it, upload it somewhere. Uncheck the toolbar on installation. On most hard drives it will tell you everything, even the amount of powered on free falls. 

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html

[Orthodoctus]

Sorry, but how do I check it?

 

 

As far as I know I only have pretty old ones, but how can I check it?

Here.

[dibudaia]

Use Crystaldiskinfo and post the whole table it gives- make sure to expand the window to reveal the whole list and screenshot it, upload it somewhere. Uncheck the toolbar on installation. On most hard drives it will tell you everything, even the amount of powered on free falls. 

http://crystalmark.info/software/CrystalDiskInfo/index-e.html

 

Here it is: http://postimg.org/image/d2s3j1ol5/

[dibudaia]

dibudaia, on 01 Aug 2014 - 12:50 PM, said:

Sorry, but how do I check it?

 

 

As far as I know I only have pretty old ones, but how can I check it?

Here.

 

It said I don't have any restore point (which I think it's weird...)

[Syntaxvgm]

Here it is: http://postimg.org/image/d2s3j1ol5/

So we can probably rule out the hard drive. I think it's time to try a fresh installation. Try it on another drive or partition though in case that isn't it. If it still happens with that, we can keep your current setup as it'll be a hardware problem. If it fixes it, it's windows.

If you need to retrieve your key, look here

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/181501-retrieving-your-windows-keyhow-deactivate-a-computer/

[TDP_Equinox]

So we can probably rule out the hard drive. I think it's time to try a fresh installation. Try it on another drive or partition though in case that isn't it. If it still happens with that, we can keep your current setup as it'll be a hardware problem. If it fixes it, it's windows.

If you need to retrieve your key, look here

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/181501-retrieving-your-windows-keyhow-deactivate-a-computer/

That conclusion i came to a few days ago?

Use Magic jelly bean to find your key, http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/ .

Just wipe and reload, that is the best way.

 

[Syntaxvgm]

That conclusion i came to a few days ago?

Use Magic jelly bean to find your key, http://www.magicaljellybean.com/keyfinder/ .

Just wipe and reload, that is the best way.

Yah, but he couldnt do it right away so I wanted him to test the drive.

And MJK doesn't have as many keys for free, if he does migrates he'll want all of his products he'd have to pay for that

ProduKey is cleanest for just windows

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html#DownloadLinks

[TDP_Equinox]

Yah, but he couldnt do it right away so I wanted him to test the drive.

And MJK doesn't have as many keys for free, if he does migrates he'll want all of his products he'd have to pay for that

ProduKey is cleanest for just windows

http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html#DownloadLinks

yes but who doesnt keep a backup of their keys in an email? MJB gets you most common keys like the windows key, any office key, even tonnes of steam game keys.

It is more then sufficient and i trust it as opposed to Produkey. The name itself is scary.

[Syntaxvgm]

yes but who doesnt keep a backup of their keys in an email? MJB gets you most common keys like the windows key, any office key, even tonnes of steam game keys.

It is more then sufficient and i trust it as opposed to Produkey. The name itself is scary.

Belarc advisor I first suggest gives ALL keys. Free. It's security freeware. Produkey is just fine. Belarc is from the same company I use to use professionally.

[majiinpride]

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[Orthodoctus]

It said I don't have any restore point (which I think it's weird...)

That's a shame. I was trying to save you the hassle of a clean install, but it looks like it's the only available option now, as the others suggested, and probably you have system protection off.

[dibudaia]

Hi guys, I'm back here. Hope you can still help me.
As I said I changed my HD and so formatted my computer, but the problem persists. I can't figure out what it is... I already changed every single part of my computer and still have the same problem... The only thing I didn't change is my monitor (which I use my TV). I don't know what else I can do.

[TDP_Equinox]

Hi guys, I'm back here. Hope you can still help me.

As I said I changed my HD and so formatted my computer, but the problem persists. I can't figure out what it is... I already changed every single part of my computer and still have the same problem... The only thing I didn't change is my monitor (which I use my TV). I don't know what else I can do.

i think you just like to download malware.

[Orthodoctus]

Perform a clean install, turn off windows update, don't install anything, use your system for a while and see if the problem persists. If nothing happens, proceed and install your drivers (one by one) and test it again. After that, install your applications and updates (one by one also), and remember to create restore points between each installation.

[Mojo-Jojo]

Hi guys, I'm back here. Hope you can still help me.

As I said I changed my HD and so formatted my computer, but the problem persists. I can't figure out what it is... I already changed every single part of my computer and still have the same problem... The only thing I didn't change is my monitor (which I use my TV). I don't know what else I can do.

 Hey there. Sorry I couldn't be here earlier; swapping out an HDD is not gonna help with the  0xc0000005 error.

 

 0xc0000005 is a protection fault usually related to RAM (Ram Access Violation, a violation of how the RAM should be accessed. Usually accessing nonmapped regions of it). This doesn't mean that your RAM is faulty, however. 

The program itself could be faulty, or a component it relies on could be faulty. I find that these errors occur commonly when a person tries to use .NET software on a PC with an inadequate .NET Framework installed.

 

Can you install the following, and see if that fixes anything? http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653

 

EDIT: Also try to temporarily disable antivirus, firewall, etc. They sometimes interfere with how programs access memory, and can cause these exceptions.

This especially seems interesting to know since your log says the faulting module is "unknown".

[dibudaia]

i think you just like to download malware.

Yeah, sure, love it.... ¬¬

[dibudaia]

 Hey there. Sorry I couldn't be here earlier; swapping out an HDD is not gonna help with the  0xc0000005 error.

 

 0xc0000005 is a protection fault usually related to RAM (Ram Access Violation, a violation of how the RAM should be accessed. Usually accessing nonmapped regions of it). This doesn't mean that your RAM is faulty, however. 

The program itself could be faulty, or a component it relies on could be faulty. I find that these errors occur commonly when a person tries to use .NET software on a PC with an inadequate .NET Framework installed.

 

Can you install the following, and see if that fixes anything? http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30653

 

EDIT: Also try to temporarily disable antivirus, firewall, etc. They sometimes interfere with how programs access memory, and can cause these exceptions.

This especially seems interesting to know since your log says the faulting module is "unknown".

 

The problem is... It's not one or more specific programs, it's simply random.... Do you think it's the RAM anyway?

[Mojo-Jojo]

The problem is... It's not one or more specific programs, it's simply random.... Do you think it's the RAM anyway?

If memtest says your RAM is OK, then there's no way it could be the RAM.

More likely than not, it's a software issue, or multip;le software problems stacking up,

How old is your installation of Windows? It might be time to reinstall.

[TDP_Equinox]

Yeah, sure, love it.... ¬¬

Hey, i'm not saying you are doing it deliberately

Can you screenshot your task manager and system tray for us, so we can sorta confirm that there is no funky stuff in there?