LrC Start-up Issue
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I have been troubleshooting this issue further and now believe the LrC app crash listing I see in the Windows Reliability Monitor is happening at startup each time I launch the latest version of LrC 14.0.1.1. As noted before, LrC does not create a Crash Report so further details are difficult to provide. Here are the relevant logs from my system...
Is anyone else seeing this behavior after installing the most recent version of LrC on a Windows 10 system?
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Interested in some system information. Normally as LrC shows it, but since LrC will not start, perhaps you can launch Lr, and select Help, then System Info. Copy that, then paste it in a reply (some of the info will be the same as in LrC, at least the OS, RAM, VRAM, and GPU info). I am not sure if gathering the similar info in PS will work, but if you never installed Lr, then perhaps via PS???
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Thanks for your reply. Actually LrC is launching and is working properly as far as I can tell. My concern is the entry in the Windows Reliability Monitor that states that LrC stopped working as indicated in my original posting and shown here again for compleness. This entry shows up each time I start LrC.
I don't see such entries from any other programs. This started after the most recent update to LrC 14.0.1.1.
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On a WIN 11 rig, and not seeing this.
You may want to look at your Windows Event Viewer for issues. Those may give a clue.
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It appears upon launch LrC cannot locate a specific file (not sure which one) and Windows closes the program assuming it crashed. However, the program must relaunch as it does come up and, as reported, seems to run normally even though it's logged to have crashed. Is there someone with enough knowledge who can determine which file LrC is complaining about from the following log?
Thanks!
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I just completed a complete rebuid of my Windows Search Index. The issue still occurs.
Thanks for your ideas though.
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You may want to, if you have not already, search in the community on :
- dvacore.dll
You will see several Discussions.
Some items that come up:
- Bad GPU driver
- Corrupted Catalog
- MSI OC software
- Defective CPU (very rare, not likely)
You may also want to search on:
- exception code: c000001d
Some items that come up:
- Bad GPU driver
- Microsoft.NET Framework update

