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Yesterday my computer got Windows update.Then I found the.NET Framework's version is 4.7.Usually I use.NET 4.5.1 is enough. After uninstall.NET 4.7, re-install.NET 4.5,the issue has been solved.Thanks.
I have a customized VB6 text editor that I developed myself in VB6 (using the richtext control), developed on windows XP, but has always worked fine on windows 7 until this week after some kind of security update on my win7 laptop pushed out by my company. Reimage - a patented specialized Windows repair program. It will diagnose your damaged PC. It will scan all System Files, DLLs and Registry Keys that have been damaged by security threats. Can I add a windows 7 platform to the visual studio compiler? – benst Jul 11 '12 at 9:11 Multiple reasons can stop it from work (different CPU optimization, 64 vs 32 bits, missing resources, etc.) What you need mainly is to have access to exception to be able to identify the source of the problem. When a Windows program crashes it will popup a program has stopped working message where you can check online for a solution or close the program. While this is user friendly, it isn't helpful if you are running automated scripts or game servers. Hi, Regarding this issue, I suggest let’s perform the following steps. Start the Office program in safe mode 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, and then point to Microsoft Office.
Can’t run the software on your Windows PC? Getting “Program” has stopped working Problem Event Name: CLR20r3 error? We have the 100% working solutions for the problem!
What Will I Learn?
- 1 Fix Problem Event Name: CLR20r3
Fix Problem Event Name: CLR20r3
- This is the example of how the error looks to you in your computer”File name” has stopped working.
Description:
Stopped workingProblem signature:
Problem Event Name: CLR20r3
Problem Signature 01: something.exe
Problem Signature 02: 3.5.3.1
Problem Signature 03: 4cfdab9c
Problem Signature 04: mscorlib
Problem Signature 05: 2.0.0.0
Problem Signature 06: 4ca2b8889
Problem Signature 07: f50
Problem Signature 08: 7
Problem Signature 09: System.IO.FileNotFoundException
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
So what actually causes this and how to make the program work again?
Error on Microsoft .NET Framework
- If you got this error then it means the Microsoft .NET Framework on your computer is corrupted or has some problem.
- Reinstall Microsoft .NET Framework
- You can just remove the default framework and install a new Microsoft .NET Framework on your PC.
- There are some registry cleaner which you can use to delete the old registry files which may still present on your PC.
- Now reboot your Windows 7 PC.
Run this Command File
You can try running this command on your command prompt box and it might solve the error.
- %windir%Microsoft.NETFrameworkv2.0.50727ngen.exe update
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
You can also get this due to the problem with the server query language and if this is the case then you will need the Microsoft SQL Server 2005 or latest version of the Backward Compatibility Components.
Reinstall the program
If you have the source file for the program then you can just uninstall the software which causes the error. Restart your computer and reinstall the program and open it again. Now this will work and this is the most successful method which fixes this problem.
Change Your System Language to English
If your computer has a different language settings other than the English then you should change it to English language since it can cause this problem. You can change the system language in the language settings which can be found in the control panel on your computer.
If you try the above methods correctly then it will fix the “Program” has stopped working Problem Event Name: CLR20r3 error message on your Windows 7 computer. Don’t forget you restart your PC after doing the above steps to make it work correctly.
Hope this has worked for you. If you have solved this with any other method then please explain it below about how you did it.
If a game or application you are running crashes it will likely show a popup window with the message “application.exe has stopped working. Windows can check online for a solution to the problem”. At this point the process is still present in the background and you can’t run another instance unless you physically click “Close the program” or choose to let Windows look for a solution online. Another possible message is a program has stopped responding popup which is similar but means the program has hung instead of crashed.
This is not ideal if you are running unattended automation scripts or hosting a game server such as Counter-Strike because the program or server software needs to be restarted automatically without user input. The problem is Windows will always show the dialog when a program crashes which means the computer cannot be left alone as what it’s doing will be halted until you return and click close.
The check online option of the error dialog is part of Windows Error Reporting that has been in Windows since XP. It’s function is to gather and send crash data to Microsoft and if they have a possible solution to the crash, it’s sent back to the user. If you disable Error Reporting, you will still get a similar error window but it won’t ask or try to check online. It will say “application.exe has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Please close the program”.
There is a misconception that you can disable the program has stopped working popup through the Action center in Windows Control Panel. What it actually does is control the Windows Error Reporting options and lets you choose whether Windows checks automatically, asks the user or disables error reporting. The stopped working popup will still appear but with or without the check for solutions option, as shown above.
The way to disable the stopped working window from popping up completely requires something else, here are a few ways to accomplish it.Turn off the Error Dialog through the Group Policy Editor
This method is obviously useful if you have the group policy editor available in your version of Windows because it doesn’t involve any manual registry editing. GPEdit is not available in Home or Basic versions of Windows.
1. Open the Group Policy Editor by typing gpedit.msc into the Start search box or the Run dialog.
2. Navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Error Reporting. Double click on “Prevent display of the user interface for critical errors” in the pane on the right.
3. Click on the radio button Enabled and then press OK.
For Windows XP Professional the location in the Group Policy Editor is slightly different. Go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Error Reporting, and enable the option for Display error notification in the right pane.
Turn off the Error Dialog Via the Registry
Although editing the registry manually is not recommended for average users, sometimes there isn’t a choice because something like the Group policy Editor might not be available in your version of Windows or the group policy method itself doesn’t work. This works on Windows Vista and above.
1. Open the Registry Editor by typing regedit into the Start search box or the Win+R Run dialog.
2. Navigate to the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsWindows Error Reporting
3. Double click the DontShowUI entry on the right and change its value to 1, then close the registry editor.
If you don’t feel comfortable editing your own registry or the DontShowUI value is for some reason missing, download the zip file below and run the ready made registry file inside, double click it to automatically import the correct data into your registry.
Download WER_DontShowUI.zip
To reverse the setting and turn the error reporting UI back on use the WER_DontShowUI_Off.reg in the archive.
The above registry fix will turn off the popup dialog for the current user, if you want the setting to affect all users on the computer then a similar registry key needs to be created in the registry at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE. This key isn’t present by default so needs to be created. The below registry file inside the zip will do that for you.
Download WER_DontShowUI_HKLM.zip
Disabling Windows Error Reporting
Although you might have disabled the program has stopped working dialog from appearing altogether, if Error Reporting is set to automatically check for solutions, Windows will still send data to watson.microsoft.com in the background. This may delay the restarting of any scripts you are running or software to automatically restart the program in the event of a crash. In this case it will be a good idea to turn Error Reporting off.
1. Go to Control Panel > Action Center > Change Action Center settings (top left) > Problem reporting settings.
2. Select “Never check for solutions” and click OK. Ask before checking also works because the dialog won’t appear to ask you.
The above is the safest way to turn Error Reporting off, but if you want, it can also be controlled from the registry and is a value called Disable found in the same registry key as DontShowUI. For ease of use, below we have provided some registry files in a zip that will both enable the DontShowUI value in the registry to turn off the dialog box, and also set Error Reporting to Disabled.
Download WER_DontshowUI_Disable.zip
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ReplyThank you! :)
Replythanks sir . you saved my life
ReplyYou’re life saver man
ReplyI believe that for Disabling Windows Error Reporting via registry, the name of the key is “Disabled” and not “Disable”, as shown on your screenshot and my computer.
ReplyThanks man!
ReplyThank you very much it really helps!
ReplyYou just solved an error of 2 months
ReplyEven i had lots of error. I didn’t have malware or virus and i didn’t do something to mess up my system.
Yet it showed those error.
But the way are u using little older hardware.
My hardware originally came with xp and i installed Win7.
Maybe it is some hardware issue. Who knows.
Hero !
ReplyThank you very much :)
ReplyWell Thanks For That Hard Work, But I Saw That This Steps Can Only – Some Times -Prevent This Annoying Msg From Appearing But If Your Program Still Facing Some Problems So It Will Be Closed Silently Without Any Warnings Apperaing…
ReplyThank you for this article. I turned a legacy windows program to be activated silently (no windows ui) by a web application, and this situation sometimes blocked the web server. Your solution made me (and my customer …) very happy.
Replywonderful.i’e been looking for this since
ReplyThis saved my day. Thank you very much.
ReplyThank you for this article. It helped me a lot.
ReplyThank you so much! This article was very very helpful
ReplyIt’s very great process to close this error.
Very very thank you
Great!! THank You!!
ReplyThanks sir this was a very useful article although what if the game still crashes? How to know what causes the crash and how to fix it?
ReplySearch For Log Files In The Game Folder
Replythanku sir realy this aritical is very usfull for me
ReplyThank you, very helpful to me.
ReplyThank you! you’re genius!
ReplyHey,
Thanks for the post, but unfortunately the download is broken :/
ReplyThanks for the report, links fixed.
ReplyI love you…. that is all.
ReplyThank you. this really helped. I spent two hours trying to bypass the windows error reporting.
ReplyFinally this rundll32.exe keep popping up 2 times every so and then gets really annoying when in game then i have to close it thanks
ReplyReally Thanks …my dear…
ReplyGPedit is the preferred solution…
ReplyGood job man!
ReplyRaymond, you are great. With your instructions, I aleady chased away the rediculous error reporting to the deepest hell. Excuse me, are you an alien or homosapien? lol
ReplyThank you Raymond U ROCK!
ReplyThis worked perfectly! Thanks…
ReplyWhen I attempt this, the UI is effectively disabled.
ReplyThank you very much. This was incredibly useful, my gameservers are now restarting perfectly.
ReplyIm going back to XP. Looks like another blunder by microsoft.
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ReplyThank You Thank You Thank You . I can believe how little there is about this on the net . this is a huge problem for video encoding as well if the process crashes . it just hangs open . until you click the close item …
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ReplySecond registry key worked perfectly for me in Windows 7. Thanks a lot.
ReplyThank you Raymond.