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Sometimes it fails to start installed application. And Windows 7 OS displays a message with an error code or an incomprehensible inscription. The easiest option for further action, taken by many, is to reinstall the program. Although such a decision does not always give a positive result. Here are the most common problems launching applications, accompanied by a message with an error code or description. And ways to solve them.

Application and operating system compatibility error

This error occurs when the version of the application being launched is incompatible with Windows 7. Many creators of software products (especially free software) do not have time to develop the latest versions of their programs. Or the user installed an outdated (outdated) version of the application for Windows 7. Then you may have problems when trying to start it. The system displays a message that an error occurred when starting the application. Or even if the application has started, it will not work correctly. This problem can be solved using native OS tools. To do this, do the following:

• We click on the shortcut of the desired application or file with the extension “exe”.
• By pressing the key on the right, we call up its context menu.
• From the list, select “Fix compatibility issues.”
• In the “Program Compatibility” window that appears, select “Program Diagnostics”.
• In the next dialog window, put a tick next to the item describing the problem “The program worked in previous versions OS" and click "Next".
• Then we select the OS version in which the application functioned without problems.
• Click “Next”.

A window appears describing the parameters with which the launch will be carried out. When you click “Next” the program starts. If these startup options in Windows 7 did not result in correct operation applications:

• In the “Program Compatibility” dialog box, click on “No, try using other settings.”
• We set new parameters and try to run the program again.

Memory read error

This application startup error can be caused by several reasons. But most often in Windows 7 it is associated with the operation of the DEP service.

DEP – Data Execution Prevention service. Its main function is to stop the spread of viruses on a computer by blocking access to system partitions random access memory. The service does not interfere with the installation process of malware in any way. It only blocks access to certain sectors of the system memory.

If a program that does not have access rights to one of these sections tries to enter memory, then DEP instantly stops its work. Closing this application results in a "Program Error" message. To configure this service you need to do the following:

• We enter the “Control Panel” through “Start”.
• Select the “System” tab.
• In the list on the left, click on “Advanced system settings”.

This procedure in Windows 7 only allows you to configure exceptions for the DEP service by including it in a special list of applications. The programs specified in the list will be allowed access to system memory partitions. You should not include programs here if you are not sure of their origin and safety.

• In the “Advanced” tab, select “Performance”.
• Click on its “Options”.
• In the “Performance Options” window, go to the “Data Execution Prevention” section.
• Here we select the option “Enable DEP for programs and services except those selected.”
• Use the “Add” button to edit the exclusion list.
• Don't forget to click "Apply".

Error 0xc0000022

This application startup error in Windows 7 occurs due to the absence of any library necessary for the program to work. Library files have the extension "dll". The reason for the lack of libraries may be the activity of viruses.

Error code 0 x c0000022 also occurs when the user tries to run an incorrectly “hacked” program after installation. During startup, when the application instance is initializing, the missing library is accessed. If it is not found, the system displays a message with this error code.

Most often, the appearance of such a message is caused by a problem in the interaction of the video card with the system part due to the lack of necessary libraries in the driver code. Possible solutions:

• Updating drivers for the video card.
• Installation latest version DirectX.
• Installing all possible updates for Windows 7.

If this does not help, and the attempt to launch the application still fails, then you can perform a system rollback. To do this, select the restore point (date) during the creation period of which the program launched without problems.

It's time to submit a quarterly or, better yet, an annual report, click on the program shortcut 1C Enterprise 7.7 and in response you get error message: "" After which you can only launch the configurator? Don't know what to do? Let's find a way out of an unpleasant situation together.

The reason for this error messages clear - settings mismatch 1C Enterprise 7.7 And Windows 7.
Let's start troubleshooting the problem.

Solution 1. Let's give the code page in accordance with the operating system Windows 7:
Click on the program shortcut 1C Enterprise 7.7 and in the window that opens, mark the database you are going to work with. Then click on the “Configurator” button. In the configurator that opens, follow the menu path Administration → Code page of information security tables... Then in the window " Code page of infobase tables» select from the list → + Current system installation→ OK. In the window that opens asking for changing the code page click “Yes”. Wait for the procedure to complete and close the Configurator. That's it, you can work with this information base in Windows 7(for other databases the procedure will have to be repeated). But do not forget that if you transfer this database to a computer with an operating Windows system XP, you will receive an error message again.

Solution 2. Let's disable sort order checking:
Create an empty file ordnochk.prm and put it in a folder BIN located in the installation directory 1C Enterprise 7.7 , thus disabling the sorting check for all databases at once. This solution, despite its simplicity, can cause some problems and, moreover, will only work if you are using version 26 or later of the program 1C Enterprise 7.7 .

Naturally, if you use 1C Enterprise 7.7 on local computer with installed Windows 7, or this operating system is installed on all machines, then your choice Solution 1 .
If the computers have different operating systems, then it will suit you better Solution 2. Important! All changes in the Configurator will need to be made exclusively on a computer with the installed Windows XP, information databases should also be stored there, but here is the file ordnochk.prm, on the contrary, you need to put it in a folder BIN located on a machine running an operating system Windows 7.

As you can see, error message: « The sort order set for the database is different from the system one! » is easy to fix. Good luck!

There are a huge number of reasons why programs installed on a computer suddenly stop working or start running altogether. Unfortunately, many of them are of an extremely specific nature, associated with certain software and technical nuances of each individual application and require an exclusive approach from the user to resolve the issue of restoring their functionality.

However, there are many common reasons that arise quite often, and by eliminating them, you can easily restore the operation of most software. We want to offer such truly effective universal solutions to our users in the instructions below.

So, if any program installed on your computer has stopped working or starting, you need...

Check technical requirements (System Requirements)

Before downloading and using any program, always carefully check the technical requirements for each program on the official website of the software developer. At the same time, be sure to keep in mind that such tech. There are two types of requirements: minimum (guarantee that the program will run on your machine, but do not guarantee that it will function quickly and fully) And recommended.

Those who download software from our website mydiv.net should note that information on technical requirements is located on the main page of each program in the tab "Requirements"(see screenshot).

Studying tech. requirements of each application, pay attention to the following nuances, especially if you have problems not with “household” software, but with specialized utilities ( for example, the program for setting up, testing and overclocking any hardware or other professional applications does not start / does not work):

• Processor power, its brand, model and other additional parameters (for example: Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650, 3GHz).
• RAM capacity, its brand, type, bus frequency, etc. (for example: Corsair DDR3 2048MB, 1333MHz).
• Video card parameters: brand, model, integrated (built-in) or discrete (external), volume and type of video memory, etc. (for example: AMD Radeon HD 7770, 1GB GDDR5).
• Hard drive: be sure to check the amount of free space required to install the program + additional space for storing temporary and files created in this program, as well as: brand, model, type (external or internal), type (SSD, HDD or SSHD) and other tech. hard drive parameters.
• Sound card. Carefully check all the requirements for the sound device: brand, model, type (internal or external), etc. This is especially necessary for launching and using specialized programs for setting up and testing sound cards, audio editors, converters, etc.
• Operating system requirements: Be sure to check the OS version, its build number, requirements for the presence of installed service packs, the bit depth of the operating system, etc. (for example: Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 x64 or Windows 10 Build 10547).
• Additional software. In addition to the hardware requirements necessary to launch and operate programs, there are also “software requirements” for the software. That is, for the normal functioning of any application, the mandatory installation of additional technical software may be required. Here is a list of what you definitely need to install on your computer and update periodically to keep the installed version up to date:
  • Microsoft DirectX. A set of libraries and tools necessary for processing and reproducing computer graphics.
  • K-Lite Codec Pack or Advaced Codecs. Sets of multimedia codecs necessary for playing audio and video on a computer. They are also often used by specialized programs for editing and converting audio and video.
  • Adobe Flash Player. A browser add-on program that allows you to play videos on the Internet.
  • Microsoft Visual C++. A set of libraries and plugins necessary for the operation of many computer programs (including video games) written in C++ or C#.
  • Microsoft .NET Framework. Required for programs and games written using .NET technology.
  • Java JRE. Required for running programs created using the Java language.

For other software requirements, check on the official websites of program developers! Having carefully studied all the hardware and software requirements, you will immediately understand whether your computer can handle it the desired program or not!

Update/reinstall drivers

The driver is the most important technical program on which the normal operation of all devices connected to the computer (processor, video card, sound card and other devices), as well as the operating system itself and all software installed on it, 100% depends. Agree, if you have any problems with the webcam driver, then you are unlikely to be able to use a program for recording from a webcam or make a video call on Skype. Another option... For example, if you do not have a sound card driver installed on your computer (or it has started to conflict), then your media player will definitely show “silent movies”, and you can also forget about working in audio editors/converters. Therefore, it is quite obvious that you need to carefully monitor the drivers and update them on time!

Complete uninstallation and reinstallation of broken programs

Indeed, this method can really work. Applications that fail or do not start at all should be removed from the system and reinstalled. To correctly remove programs from the operating system, it is best to use specialized applications "uninstallers". For these purposes, we recommend using Revo Uninstaller. Detailed instructions About, how to properly reinstall programs on your computer and use Revo Uninstaller , can be read in.

However, the programs uninstallers To date, a lot has been created. If the above program does not suit you in any way, then you can choose any other application you like from this set of programs.

Complete system cleaning with cleaning programs

This method is also quite justified, especially as a preventative against program failures in the future. Remember! The less any “garbage” will accumulate in operating system, the more stable it and all the software installed on it will work!

To perform tasks of this kind, it is best to use special programs - “cleaners”. The best of them, undoubtedly, is CCleaner. How to use CCleaner and completely clean the system , it is written in detail. For those who would like to use this program on an ongoing basis in the future, we recommend another thematic guide "".

However, there are also quite a lot of cleaning programs on the modern computer market. If the need arises, you can easily select any other program to clean the “OS” by looking at this set of “Programs for cleaning the operating system”.

Removing programs from startup (autorun)

Programs that are in autorun always automatically start along with the operating system and continue to hang in the background in the future. Without a doubt, many of them may well conflict with other applications running/running on the PC, as well as greatly slow down the system and even often lead to crashes! Try removing all unnecessary applications from startup and, quite possibly, the programs you need will start launching and working normally again.

You can clear startup from unnecessary objects different ways as manually (via service msconfig), and with the help of specialized utilities, for example, the same CCleaner. You can read more about how to edit autorun in the manual " ".

Cleaning computers from viruses

Malware can also be the real reason why certain programs on a computer may not work or start, since viruses can easily damage, delete and block working program files. Therefore, we recommend that all users acquire a serious antivirus and completely scan the system!

You can select suitable anti-virus programs here (these sets contain the best, including free anti-virus applications of various types):

Additional antivirus software, you can search on mydiv.net in other sets of programs in the "Security" section.

Read carefully in these guides about how to use antiviruses and thoroughly clean your computer from various malware:

Add exceptions to antivirus

As you know, there are no ideal antiviruses. Many of them often suffer from false positives. At any moment, an antivirus can easily delete files of any program that it “doesn’t like” from the computer or block their execution. Accordingly, these programs will immediately stop working or start altogether.

To avoid such unpleasant situations, you need to use the function "Exceptions", available in almost every normal antivirus. Please note! You can add only those files and folders that you consider 100% safe to exceptions!

To learn how to correctly create exceptions in antiviruses, read these guides:

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Run programs as administrator and disable UAC

UAC- account control system Windows users, created to control the delimitation of user access rights to operating system functions and prevent unauthorized launch of various applications in the “background” mode.

Only the administrator has elevated privileges in the system. And only it can run many system services and applications installed on the computer! Therefore, if any program does not start for you, try restarting it with administrative rights. At the same time, you can turn off the system UAC so as not to interfere in the future.

You can read more about how this is done in the manual " ".

Various network problems...

Here you will find solutions for the most common network problems due to which many programs installed on the computer stop working or starting.

Prescribing Google DNS

Many programs require a constant and stable Internet connection to launch and work, with which most of our providers often have serious problems. One of the most common problems is DNS server failures. So, if your router detects the presence of a connection, but for some unknown reason the pages in the browser do not load, it is quite possible that the provider has some problems with the DNS servers. To fix the problem, you need to set it in the network card settings alternative DNS servers from Google.

It's done like this. Click on the network icon (in the lower right corner of the screen) and open "Network and Sharing Center".

In the menu that opens, select the option "Change adapter settings" and you will be taken to the section "Network connections".

In this section, select "Connect via local network" or "Wireless network connection"(if you get internet via Wi-Fi). Right-click on the selected object and select "Properties".

In the properties of the network card, select "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)" by double-clicking on it. In the network protocol properties that open, enter the following numbers: "Preferred DNS Server" - 8.8.8.8, "Alternate DNS server"- 8.8.4.4. Then, to confirm the operation, press "OK".

As an alternative, you can do this. In the "preferred server" column, write IP address of your router(usually: 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 ), and in the “alternative” - already Google’s DNS.

After this, if the problem was with the DNS servers, the pages in the browser begin to open normally, and the operation of many programs that require an Internet connection returns to normal.

Adding programs to antivirus network exceptions

As mentioned earlier, in one of the instructions described above, many modern antiviruses are far from ideal and often upset users with false positives. At their “purely personal” discretion, they can easily block all network activity of any programs running/running on the computer. It’s not hard to guess where this will lead! There is only one way to deal with this - add programs and processes running in the system to exceptions

Turn off offline work in Internet Explorer

Many Windows applications (for example, Windows Live Mail and Skype, etc.) are directly connected to the Internet Explorer browser. That is, simply, they use its engine. Because of this (in some situations) offline mode this browser may cause problems with online applications. If, for example, your mail in Windows Live Mail is not restored or you cannot log into Skype (white or blue screen without fields for entering login / password) and other similar problems with previously normally working software, you may need disable offline mode in Internet Explorer.

It's done like this. Launch Internet Explorer. Press the key "ALT" to display the browser control panel. Open the tab "File" and remove the checkbox from the item "Work autonomously"(also, this option can be located in the tab "Service").

However, please note that in new versions of the IE browser, there is no such option in the control panel, and you can disable offline mode only through editing the registry!

This is done as follows. Open menu "Start" and in the search bar type the command: regedit. Click left. click on the shortcut that appears at the top regedit.exe to launch Registry Editor.

Next, find the branch in the registry: HKEY+CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings. After this, double-click on the parameter with the left mouse button "GlobalUserOffline" and in the window that opens, set the value - 0 .

If you find such a parameter in the registry, then you definitely need to create it! Right-click in the right window of the Registry Editor and select the option "Create", and then "DWORD value".

After all operations are completed, IE's offline mode will be disabled and the functionality of the programs you need should be restored.

This concludes this guide. As far as possible, we have presented you with all the fastest and most effective methods for solving common problems related to the launch and operation of software. Try using the most suitable ones and, most likely, your programs will work again!

Manually editing the Windows registry to remove Error 5 keys that contain errors is not recommended unless you are a PC service professional. Mistakes made when editing the registry can render your PC inoperable and cause irreparable damage to your operating system. In fact, even one comma placed in the wrong place can prevent your computer from booting!

Because of this risk, we highly recommend using a trusted registry cleaner such as WinThruster [Download] (developed by Microsoft Gold Certified Partner) to scan and repair any Error 5-related issues. Using Registry Cleaner [Download] can automate the process of finding corrupted registry entries, missing file references (such as those causing the %%error_name% error), and broken links within the registry. Before each scan, a backup copy, which allows you to undo any changes with one click and protects you from possible damage to your computer. The best part is that fixing registry errors [Download] can dramatically improve system speed and performance.

Warning: Unless you are an experienced PC user, we DO NOT recommend manually editing the Windows Registry. Using Registry Editor incorrectly can cause serious problems and require Windows reinstallation. We do not guarantee that problems resulting from incorrect use of Registry Editor can be corrected. You use Registry Editor at your own risk.

Before manually restoring Windows registry, you need to create a backup by exporting the part of the registry associated with Error 5 (for example, Windows Operating System):

1. Click on the button Begin.
2. Enter " command" V search bar... DON'T CLICK YET ENTER!
3. While holding down the keys CTRL-Shift on your keyboard, press ENTER.
4. A dialog box for access will be displayed.
5. Click Yes.
6. The black box opens with a blinking cursor.
7. Enter " regedit" and press ENTER.
8. In the Registry Editor, select the Error 5-related key (for example, Windows Operating System) that you want to back up.
9. On the menu File select Export.
10. On the list Save to select the folder where you want to save the backup Windows key Operating System.
11. In field File name Enter a name for the backup file, for example "Windows Operating System backup".
12. Make sure the field Export range value selected Selected branch.
13. Click Save.
14. The file will be saved with extension .reg.
15. You now have a backup of your Windows Operating System-related registry entry.

The following steps for manually editing the registry will not be described in this article, as they are likely to damage your system. If you would like more information about editing the registry manually, please check out the links below.