Qt Creator goes 0xc000007b
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@Forfunckle said in Qt Creator goes 0xc000007b:
0xc000007b
This looks not like an error. More like a memory address
OS? When exactly do you get crash? Where does this message show up? On your OS or inside Qt Creator?
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@Forfunckle said in Qt Creator goes 0xc000007b:
0xc000007b
This looks not like an error. More like a memory address
OS? When exactly do you get crash? Where does this message show up? On your OS or inside Qt Creator?
Do you have permissions to read / write to all program directories? -
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@Forfunckle Did you try to disable anti virus software?
How did you install QtCreator?
Is your windows up to date?Try to start QtCreator from command line and add "-noload Welcome" parameter.
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@Forfunckle Did you try to disable anti virus software?
How did you install QtCreator?
Is your windows up to date?Try to start QtCreator from command line and add "-noload Welcome" parameter.
@jsulm said in Qt Creator goes 0xc000007b:
Try to start QtCreator from command line and add "-noload Welcome" parameter.
If this no work, try to only enable core module by starting QCreator with parameter "-noload all -load Core" (be aware, module names are case sensitive!)
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@Forfunckle
Looks like this is a known Windows problem and not caused by Qt Creator.
Are there any issues with other software, when you try to run it?
https://www.drivereasy.com/knowledge/how-to-fix-the-application-is-unable-to-start-correctly-0xc00007b-error/
(First suggestion to fix it made me laugh so hard, but one of these steps should work) -
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Just a heads up, I received this error awhile back when trying to deploy an app using MSVC. My problem was caused by not having the openSSL dll's in the deployment folder.
