Problems with Imgburn

[mjf]

I've used this software for a very long time but recently I get
the application has stopped working even when I simply open it and exit it
I get a fault message
"nvinit.dll_unloaded"

Has anybody experienced this?

 

[windude99]

I've used this software for a very long time but recently I get
the application has stopped working even when I simply open it and exit it
I get a fault message
"nvinit.dll_unloaded"

Has anybody experienced this?

Try rebooting your computer. Have you tried uninstalling it and then reinstalling it? Have you performed a System Restore to a time before this problem occurred? Do you have this problem with any of your other programs?

 

[mjf]

I've used this software for a very long time but recently I get
the application has stopped working even when I simply open it and exit it
I get a fault message
"nvinit.dll_unloaded"

Has anybody experienced this?

Try rebooting your computer. Have you tried uninstalling it and then reinstalling it? Have you performed a System Restore to a time before this problem occurred? Do you have this problem with any of your other programs?

I did do a system reimage to ~ 2 weeks earlier and the problem appears resolved. I also did the the unistall-reinstall and it had no affect. However, the problem still puzzles me
Thanks for your comments.

 

[A Guy]

Michael, is this the desktop or laptop? If the laptop, does it use the Nvidia Optimus?

https://devtalk.nvidia.com/default/...-nvinit-dll_unloaded-when-application-closes/

I guessed that from the modulename of nvinit.dll_unloaded that this may have something to do with the switching between the two display adapters not working. As a workaround, I went into NVidia Control Panel/3D Settings/Manage 3D settings then for the "Base profile" Global presets, I set

Preferred graphics processor drop-down to "High-performance NVIDIA processor". It was set on "Auto-select".

Imgburn error with 306 Nvidia drivers. - ImgBurn Support - ImgBurn Support Forum

A Guy

 

[jumanji]

mjf may also look into this thread https://forums.geforce.com/default/...nloaded-quot-pretty-sure-its-an-nvidia-error/

 

[A Guy]

I passed on that as it seems to concentrate on renaming the dll. Might be helpful though

A Guy

 

[Faladu]

Yup nv____ filename, usually a nvidia driver corrupt as prime suspect and since it was related to a burner and not graphics, it's basic motherboard chipset fun time.

 

[mjf]

@ a Guy. It is an own built desktop.
Thanks for the comments all - I'll follow them up since it appeared to be nvidia related. I've imgburn for some years now without problem and don't recall updating it or the driver (I never let MS do this stuff). After a system reimage from 2 weeks earlier the problem no longer exists. I'll wait and see.