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Desolation
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Unhandled win32 excpetion
What is the cause of this error? It has only recently started and for some reason I can't find out what's wrong. I've tried both a new install of Java, Haven and Hearth, and Visual Studio. I can't find out what's wrong.


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Desolation
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
I'm still having this issue if anyone happens to know the cause.
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spectacle
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
Seems like your java is fucked, try reinstalling it.
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Desolation
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
I've reinstalled twice now, still having the issue. :/
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loftar
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
You would be more helped by not having VS catching the exception. The JVM would, then, drop a crash dump which could be used to actually track down the cause of the crash. Can you find out how to make VS not catch it?
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Desolation
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
I removed VS completely from my system and now I'm getting this.

I'm not sure what's going on, could it be malware or something?

I'm not sure what's going on, could it be malware or something?
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loftar
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
No, it's probably not malware, but just Visual Studio (though the distinction is a fine one indeed :P). Even though you removed Visual Studio, its debugger hook apparently remains, only now it can't find its debugger anymore.
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Desolation
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
Ugh, I've tried to search for ways to remove/overwrite it but my searchs have all come up in vain. I really wish that I could fix this though. 
Edit:
I found the registry path using "regedit" but I can't seem to find the default windows debugger".
Edit:
I found the registry path using "regedit" but I can't seem to find the default windows debugger".
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loftar
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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Desolation
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Re: Unhandled win32 excpetion
Alright, here is the default error code.

Error codes: 0xc0000005, 0x0000000069b8259f
Edit: I've been doing some searching and it says that it's a "Access Violation". It's known to be Malware, or a number of issues.

Error codes: 0xc0000005, 0x0000000069b8259f
Edit: I've been doing some searching and it says that it's a "Access Violation". It's known to be Malware, or a number of issues.