BSOD Application Error

[Krobon]

Hello,

Yesterday I was playing on my computer just fine and today it won't start up anymore.

I cannot get any additional information because my computer won't start up.

The error I am getting is

"STOP: c0000145 {Application Error}
The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000000d). Click OK to close the application"

And then my computer proceeds to restart, repeatedly.

 

[Windows Sniper]

Hi and welcome to SF.

Can you please follow these instructions http://www.sevenforums.com/bsod-help-support/96879-blue-screen-death-bsod-posting-instructions.html to allow us to effectively help you?

 

[Krobon]

Thank you for your welcome, I read the instructions before posting, however this is all the information I can give you, I cannot give you a log because I cannot log in to windows, not with safe mode or anything else, hence my short post.

 

[Windows Sniper]

Ah sorry, the only things I can suggest to do then is to try a windows recovery disk to do a roll back?


The problem is, without the logging we cannot see what specific applications have crashed as that is a generic warning.

 

[Krobon]

I figured as much, just posted here to see if I could perhaps get a hint on the problem. I suspect it has something to do with the latest updates, since those were installed last I shut my computer down.

Thank you for your help anyway, I'll post here when it is resolved or if I have additional information.

 

[Windows Sniper]

I figured as much, just posted here to see if I could perhaps get a hint on the problem. I suspect it has something to do with the latest updates, since those were installed last I shut my computer down.

Thank you for your help anyway, I'll post here when it is resolved or if I have additional information.

It could very well be a update issue, but yes i'll keep a subscription to this thread so I know of new information you post!

 

[Lugez]

just wanted to say i found this convenient thread on Google. i'm having the same exact issue as Krobon.

i ended up just reformatting since i needed to do that anyway. but i noticed that whenever i install the latest Windows updates, the issue comes up again and i get the BSOD that he described. i tried this twice and got the same result. any ideas?

 

[cipley]

just wanted to say i found this convenient thread on Google. i'm having the same exact issue as Krobon.

i ended up just reformatting since i needed to do that anyway. but i noticed that whenever i install the latest Windows updates, the issue comes up again and i get the BSOD that he described. i tried this twice and got the same result. any ideas?

By your last post I'm guessing now you can log into windows, can you? Since you said you got BSOD when you're updating Windows.
Can you do the test you previously can't and get the result? Need 'em to better assess your problem

==edit==

sorry I thought you were OP :|
I'm not sure but IIRC you probably better to start your own thread

 

[igorsolovyov]

Hi there, i have 4 PCs (2 Desktops and 2 Laptops) Got the same problem of BSOD on 3 of them... reinstalled my main PC again and it BSODed again after updates, but 1 of the laptops didnt BSOD after installing the last updates, the only difference is the language of the OS. Those PC that had BSOD after update was Russian SO and the laptop Spanish.

Dont rlly know if thats mean anything, I just reinstalled SO like 5 times and then i get sick of it... and resotred from point before the updates, it works fine, but anytime i install the updates the BSOD comes back.

Let me know of any news.

Thanks.

Regards

Igor S.

 

[igorsolovyov]

Hi guys, i read some topics on Russian forums and it seems that an update released on April 15th is causing the problem.

The kb3045999 is the cause of this issue. Just try to delete it, and the BSOD it gone.

Didnt test it yet, im on work, ill let u know if it works.

Thanks

Regards

Igor S

 

[zatang]

hello all.

I have got the same issue and I also read that russian post about the update problem. I need to know how to manually remove any update. I can log into my system through Recovery console and I can access CMD

 

[igorsolovyov]

See here...

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/109213-windows-update-uninstall-console-level.html


It worked for me...

 

[zatang]

Thanks for sharing the link but it didn't work for me.

I tried the DISM method and was successfully able to resolve the issue. Typing it from the same laptop which wasn't working a day before.

 

[Gac57]

Fix for BSOD KB3045999

This is using Windows 7 Ultimate x64.
I had to do a system restore to a previous restore point just prior to the update that loaded KB3045999. After doing the restore I was able to load all other windows updates and the system worked.
Just unistalling KB3045999 did not fix the BSOD.

I hope this helps other people, still trying to find out why it is causing the BSOD.

 

[octaviadies]

Hi all,

I started getting this exact same bsod issue last week too.
I have changed cmos battery updated uefi bios, reset cmos and did a fresh install of Win 7 Ultimate x64 on a new Crucial M100 SSD.
Installed only wifi drivers and ran windows update.

Same bsod with same error.

There seems to be some theories that its a bluetooth driver issue.

Is it safe to just disable the faulty update, kb3045999, and continue?

Thanks in advance!

 

[zatang]

Hi all,

I started getting this exact same bsod issue last week too.
I have changed cmos battery updated uefi bios, reset cmos and did a fresh install of Win 7 Ultimate x64 on a new Crucial M100 SSD.
Installed only wifi drivers and ran windows update.

Same bsod with same error.

There seems to be some theories that its a bluetooth driver issue.

Is it safe to just disable the faulty update, kb3045999, and continue?

Thanks in advance!

In my case, it got nothing to do with anything else except that update. I uninstalled the update in CMD and it worked like it never had any problem

 

[octaviadies]

Hi all,

I started getting this exact same bsod issue last week too.
I have changed cmos battery updated uefi bios, reset cmos and did a fresh install of Win 7 Ultimate x64 on a new Crucial M100 SSD.
Installed only wifi drivers and ran windows update.

Same bsod with same error.

There seems to be some theories that its a bluetooth driver issue.

Is it safe to just disable the faulty update, kb3045999, and continue?

Thanks in advance!

In my case, it got nothing to do with anything else except that update. I uninstalled the update in CMD and it worked like it never had any problem

Same here, I restored from System Image and installed all updates bar kb3045999 and everything is fine.
It seems to be causing issues with a number of Applications including Virtual Box, and is causing bsod for a number of users.
From what I can gather the bsod has something to do with a conflict with an Intel Bluetooth driver.

I am on a Z87 pro mobo and attempted a fresh install with only the bare minimum of drivers before trying a windows update and got the same bsod. Only after disabling the update can I access the system.

It is a particularly bad bug as it wont let you access safe mode, LKGC or restore from a backup, so those without a System Image are gonna have a bad time.

The silence from MS is deafening. This update is only going to get worse as systems go down.
As far as I am aware the same update is included in Win 8.1 updates so I would be interested to see if it causes the same grief with that OS.

Anyway for now it seems simply disabling and hiding the update will work. And I suppose we can take it as a reminder to always have an up to date System Image handy, those who don't have an image and get the bsod error are going to have a nightmare on their hands. The potential data loss is significant.

Thanks for all the help!

 

[octaviadies]

Well. It looks like its back on the most recent batch of Updates...This is really getting tiresome...Has anyone identified the update respionsible this time??