Any suggestion?
Exception code: 0xc0000374 error indicates either a CLR defect or a heap corruption, the process will be terminated immediately.
Prime culprits include incompatible printer drivers, security software, and corrupt Windows user profiles.
The suggestions I gave you solve many problems for people.
You could also try Memtest86+ to see if you have a memory module problem.
The last best way is for you set your system OS to generate a crash dump.
You could get it to create crashdumps using this. However, I'm not sure that will help. The applications crashing are most likely not the ones corrupting the heap as well.
About the most surefire way to do this is to follow the instructions given above to enable crashdump generation from applications, and then use gflags. You can get gflags by downloading Debugging Tools from the Windows WDK 8. Once done, you'll need to initially navigate to gflags. Most likely it'll be in C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\8.0\Debuggers\x64\gflags.exe. With it open, select only in System Registry tab the following:
* Enable heap tail checking
* Enable heap free checking
* Enable heap parameter checking
* Enable heap validation on call
NOTE: These settings may or may not cause your system to crawl or reach an unstable state, and may even affect Safe Mode to that amount. I recommend setting up a System Restore point prior to doing this.
Restart your computer after clicking "Apply" then "OK" on gflags. If all goes well, your system will at least be responsive enough for you to try and run one of the problematic applications. If it crashes, the settings you made prior to have it produce a crashdump should go into effect.
BTW this issue is known to cause printing issues with Microsoft Office application as well.
This not a issue that only effects Adobe products.
Good Luck ............ we are all counting on you.
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