I had it previously installed but I reinstalled. Instant appinit_dll.dll_unloaded crash, if I run the program a few more times I'll probably get the usual msvcp80.dll crash.
If the DLL cannot be signed then can I either
a. Stop APPinit from crashing when loading unsigned DLLs
or
b. Get a signed version of the DLL?
I work on the visuals side of the computers world so DLL's are a tad foreign to me :)
Get another evtx log and upload it as you did before. Let's see if you are still getting the same error or if this one is different.
Here's my event log:
https://www.sevenforums.com/attachmen...1&d=1335833520
Thanks!
Congratulations! You have a new error that is not found through Google...
How opposed would you be to doing a clean install of Windows 7?
If you want to avoid a clean install, you could try a Repair Install
Before doing either, backup any important data on the system. If you want to try one last thing, I only have one other possible idea to try to resolve the problem. See if you have an application or service that is conflicting with the software running correctly: Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
I'm reluctant to do a clean install again. I've done at least one a day from Wednesday til when I posted this thread. Each one sets me back two days and requires emailing various companies for reactivations on software.Congratulations! You have a new error that is not found through Google...
How opposed would you be to doing a clean install of Windows 7?
If you want to avoid a clean install, you could try a Repair Install
Before doing either, backup any important data on the system. If you want to try one last thing, I only have one other possible idea to try to resolve the problem. See if you have an application or service that is conflicting with the software running correctly: Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup
All of my work is on separate drives from the OS, I assume a clean install will preserve their registry entries and prevent having to reinstall software?
I'll try checking for conflicting startup applications. I'm willing to do a clean install but a bit resistant to it if there are other options
Repair install will leave the programs intact with their licenses. Understand the reluctance to do a clean install. Re-installing and activating software can be a real PITA. If you do end up having to go that route at some point, I would suggest once the system is working properly that you create a system image to restore to so you do not have to go through it again. :)
The experts in Backup and Restore - Windows 7 Forums can help with creating system images and restoring from them.
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