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oh god what is this fix my laptop

Started by Wrench, October 01, 2010, 09:08:10 PM

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Wrench

For about 2 weeks now, I keep getting these error messages "0xc0000005" and "0xc000007b" when trying to use certain programs. My laptop will also not update it's fucking .NET framework, which I believe is why several of my applications won't work. No matter how many times I try, it keeps failing to update. My laptop is essentially useless right now; it's good for Internet without any flash/videos. I've been trying to fix this problem on my own but nothing is working.
WHAT DO I DO (BESIDES KILL MYSELF)?

Daddy

are they popups or blue screens


which programs are you trying to use.

have you tried uninstalling .NET and then just installing a most recent version
Quote from: Wrench on October 01, 2010, 09:08:10 PMit's good for Internet without any flash


I HAVE CLICKTOFLASH INSTALLED AND I LOVE IT

Wrench

Quote from: Khadafi on October 01, 2010, 09:16:48 PM
are they popups or blue screens


which programs are you trying to use.

have you tried uninstalling .NET and then just installing a most recent version
I HAVE CLICKTOFLASH INSTALLED AND I LOVE IT

Popups

So far, I've noticed these:
setup.exe
SpySweeperUI.exe
iTunes
jusched.exe (or something like that. I don't know what it is)
Adobe Acrobat
There were a few others, but I can't remember anymore off the top of my head

No, how do I do that? I'm stupid, I'm sorry.

Daddy

uh what is setup.exe for lol


jusched is the updater for java

Wrench

Quote from: Khadafi on October 01, 2010, 09:38:40 PM
uh what is setup.exe for lol


jusched is the updater for java

I'll just be doing stuff then setup.exe automatically pops up with that error message lol

i might have to take it in somewhere :(

Daddy


Wrench


Daddy

setup.exe is probably HP's shitty bloatware then.

Wrench

Quote from: Khadafi on October 02, 2010, 06:14:11 AM
setup.exe is probably HP's shitty bloatware then.

Probably.

But do you know anyway I can get rid of this problem? The only solutions I have are taking it to get fixed or figuring out my kill discs that shitty Geeksquad burnt for me instead of giving me the originals

Minus;

Wait is it an error number?
Or does it say error at location 0xc0000005?

Wrench

Quote from: Minus; on October 02, 2010, 10:00:21 AM
Wait is it an error number?
Or does it say error at location 0xc0000005?

The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b). Click OK to close the application.

Minus;

That number is a memory location.
Do you have an up to date virus scanner? It could be caused by viruses. Also try reinstalling the software it seems the application could be trying to access memory it shouldn't. Also if neither of those to work, run memtest86 to check your ram, make sure it isn't faulty ram. Also do a chkdsk. At the moment that is all i could think of. Its more likely to be a windows problem then faulty memory. But check just in case.

Wrench

Quote from: Minus; on October 02, 2010, 11:30:55 AM
That number is a memory location.
Do you have an up to date virus scanner? It could be caused by viruses. Also try reinstalling the software it seems the application could be trying to access memory it shouldn't. Also if neither of those to work, run memtest86 to check your ram, make sure it isn't faulty ram. Also do a chkdsk. At the moment that is all i could think of. Its more likely to be a windows problem then faulty memory. But check just in case.

It took control of my anti-virus program lol. I tried installing another, but it took control of that too.Fuck this error code.

When I ran chkdsk, it literrally appeared for a split second. I couldn't see anything at all. It won't let me read it.

Minus;

Quote from: Wrench on October 02, 2010, 11:39:35 AM
It took control of my anti-virus program lol. I tried installing another, but it took control of that too.Fuck this error code.

When I ran chkdsk, it literrally appeared for a split second. I couldn't see anything at all. It won't let me read it.

Boot into safe mode and see if you can run your anti virus program.
I don't know if that will help at all? But try?

Daddy

When did it start?

If it started when you first got the computer, just re-install Windows since something is probably wrong with HP's image.


though if you got it from best buy it's also possible that their shitware is also causing problems

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