If a runtime error occurs when starting an application and the application closes, there are ways to remedy this situation. How can this be done?
It is necessary
a computer
Instructions
Step 1
Determine the reason why this error may have occurred. Perhaps you installed a new version of the program over the already installed one, and this caused an error in the system registry. Open the "Control Panel", section "Add or Remove Programs", view the list of programs and remove the old version of the software. This will fix the error.
Step 2
Check your computer for viruses using an antivirus program, since the second common cause of runtime errors is the activity of Trojans, other viruses and ad spyware, they penetrate the computer and delete, or modify system files by the operating system, which leads to crashes and display of errors runtime error.
Step 3
Use the program to clean the registry, it will allow you to restore deleted files and fix damaged ones. These programs are specially made to eliminate runtime error errors, in particular, runtime error 13 and runtime error 91, as well as many others. These programs check the integrity of the file system. Download and install the CCleaner program on your computer, for this follow the link https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download, and after downloading the file, run it. Open the program, go to the "Registry" section, run a full registry scan, find the cause of the runtime error. Depending on how many files you have on your computer, scanning can take from a couple of minutes to half an hour. The program will not only correct runtime errors, but can also significantly increase the performance of your computer
Step 4
Run the following script in the AVZ program: begin SearchRootkit (t rue, true); SetAVZGuardStat us (true); DeleteFile (……………………….); BC_ImportDelete dList; BC_Activate; ExecuteSysClean; RebootWindows (t rue); end. Enter the path to the problem file in brackets, reboot the system, go to the AVZ program in the "File" - "Standard scripts" menu and run the third script.
