Additionally, you should update your system drivers, in case the app depends on a specific hardware component including video card driver. It can be quite a hassle to check each driver manually and update it. A driver updater will automatically find all the outdated or corrupted drivers and fix them. Here, right-click on a driver and select Update driver to update it.
You can clean it using a third-party Registry cleaner app to get rid all the junk and maybe remove conflicting entries in the process.
Important note: Before running any of these cleaning tools, make sure you create a backup of the registry. Any wrong changes to the registry could make your system unstable. A backup will ensure you easily recover if something goes wrong. A malware or virus infection can also stop apps from responding. Scan your PC with a good antivirus program to ensure no viruses are affecting the app.
Install the app and run a full system scan to get rid of any virus that may be stopping the app from responding. To re-register apps, you need to run a Powershell command. In Windows 10 search bar, type powershell and right-click on it. From the list, select Run as administrator. In the Powershell, enter the below-mentioned command and press enter:. When all the apps are re-registered, restart the PC and see if the Windows app is working or not. If the app has a data written on any bad sectors on the hard drive , then it could make it unresponsive.
A chkdsk scan will search for bad sectors in a drive and automatically relocate the data to make it readable again. To run the scan, go to This PC and right-click on the drive that you want to scan. Here select Properties from the context menu. Now move to the Tools tab and click on the Check button under the Error-checking section. This will run a disk scan that will automatically repair errors and bad sectors.
Repeat this process on all of the drives to fix them. If the app you are trying to fix is from Windows Store , then you can reset the store cache in an attempt to fix problems with the Windows Store. To do so, right-click on the Start menu icon and select Command Prompt Admin from the list. In the command prompt, type wsreset. Just make sure you name it DontShowUI and then set the value to 1 by double clicking on your new entry. This key is absent as a matter of course so should be made.
The underneath registry record inside the zip will do that for you. How to disable "has stopped working message" Windows Guide. Why you should disable the dialog On the off chance that an application runs into an error it will probably display a popup window with the message "appname.
Here are a couple of ways to prevent the window from showing. Dialog content: Application. If you close the program, you might lose information. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.
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In reply to Andre. Ziegler's post on November 9, Hi Andre. Ziegler, Most of our applications in our software package which reads DVDs or access network etc are hanging when it is busy completing the task. Hope I am clear. Best regards, Suresh. Gokul T.
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