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The application failed to initialize (0xc000001d)

Kreinai -  
Shigumitsu Posted messages 247 Status Member -
Hello,

I am having major issues starting certain applications (Photoshop, Battle.net, League of Legends, Adobe...). When I launch them, Windows displays this error message:

"The application failed to initialize properly (0xc000001d). Click OK to close the application"

At first, I thought it was only for Photoshop. But when I saw that it was happening with almost all my software, I got worried.

I have Windows XP SP3 with an AMD Athlon 2800+ 2GHz, an NVIDIA 6800GS graphics card, and 1.5GB of RAM.

Has anyone else experienced this bug? Thank you in advance.

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Buenos74 Posted messages 5252 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   848
 
Good evening,

XP has become a hotbed of security vulnerabilities since the Windows platform was discontinued............

Run a scan with your antivirus............ otherwise, perform a system restore.

Best regards.

--
"I am the Lizard King............... I can do everything"
Jim Morrison (RIP)
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Kreinai
 
Thank you for your response. I will try that.
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Buenos74 Posted messages 5252 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   848
 
You're welcome,

have a good evening.
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Shigumitsu Posted messages 247 Status Member 72
 
According to this forum and what I thought when I saw your message, it is due to the end of software and accounting development on Windows XP.
Your operating system is therefore too old and needs an upgrade to Windows 7.
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Kreinai
 
I tried to upgrade it to 7, but my setup is too weak to support it.
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Shigumitsu Posted messages 247 Status Member 72
 
That's the problem :/

I would have told you to format and reinstall Windows XP properly, or maybe switch to Linux, with a distribution like Lubuntu (which is great for your setup), and emulate them via PlayOnLinux :/

Anyway, I'll let you do what you want, but what I said above seems to be the best solution (for me), but very time-consuming to implement

Hoping I helped you
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