In the process of using the computer, we can't avoid encountering various program exceptions. For example, a little friend told the editor not long ago that when he was running a certain program, an "unknown software exception (0x*00000**)" appeared. , the location is 0x0***0***", what is the matter? What should I do if the application is abnormal? Let's take a look together.
Generally speaking, this application error problem is mostly caused by antivirus residue, but it may also be the registry residue left by you uninstalling a certain software incorrectly.
After the virus is removed, the virus is deleted, but the relevant loading settings in the startup item are still there. The solution is the following method. If the startup item that fails to load cannot be found, it may be disguised. The specific startup item that is disguised needs to analyze the system environment. . The startup item does not necessarily point to a specific dll name. The item that fails to load in the prompt may only be one of the files that needs to be called in the startup item, and this file may be deleted when the relevant software program is uninstalled. The origin of all startup items, so as to find out suspicious startup items to delete, so as to solve the problem of loading failure.
method one:
1. Start menu → Run → enter msconfig and press Enter, and remove the check in front of the suspicious .dll in the startup bar inside.
2. Start → Run → msconfig → Start → Uncheck the add-in suspicious xx.dll → Restart the computer and it can usually be solved.
If the above operation does not solve the problem, please try method 2
Method Two:
1. Start → Run → regedit → delete the corresponding key in the following location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
2. Registry modification method: Click → Start → Run → Input → regedit → in
In "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\", find the residual program name in the right window and delete it. Or open the registry editor → in Edit → Find → enter the wrong file name → delete the searched ones → press the F3 key → search for the next → until all the deleted ones are finished.
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