Google and YouTube bro. Here's one video for example:
Link
And if it has no effect you can turn it back on.
Not working. Have no idea why this keeps going on.
B4Marc suggested that you look at Event Viewer after a crash. Have you done that?
Yes, I have the Event Viewer open right now but what can I do with it? It only shows the errorcodes mentioned earlier.
Wiki Errors, for one, suggests the c0000005 error may be caused by windows system files damage.
You might wish to run System File Checker (SFC). Wiki suggests possibly doing a System Restore back to an earlier date on your system when things were working properly.
Neither of those are all that difficult to do. Again, Google and YouTube are your friends here. While you're at it you might also verify the game installation files using the tool provided by the distribution where you got the game.
Do one of the suggested actions, restart your PC and try the game and trainer again. If still not working, try the other action, restart and try again. There's an answer somewhere, you just have to keep digging.
[Edited by Jaks, 6/24/2019 9:48:11 AM]
Yes, I have been googling the errorcode too and had it too with GTAV but it got fixed weeks ago. I also found the errorcode 0xc000001d, will google it too.
System Restore, I removed that as it never fixed one bit for me.
I got the wiki errorcodes too as search results but for each errorcode they got the "repair 0xc000001d tool" and "repair c0000005 tool" A bit sketchy to be honest and opening it, Malwarebytes blocks it as a result of POP from a sketchy hidden website from the "repair errorcodes tool".
On my Win 7 system Windows Defender is off and Microsoft Security Essentials is running. Sometimes I have to open Security Essentials and go to settings and uncheck the real time protection box. Why not try a Google search for turn off real time protection in Windows Defender then try running the trainer. If Malwarebytes is running you really need to shut it off. A good protection program but it hates trainers.
Yes, and that caughts my attention as Malwarebytes accepted the trainer without whitelisting it and then yesterday it got blocked. Of course I whitelisted as shown in the videos here. I'll try to remove Malwarebytes if that's the real cause or not.
EDIT
It shows a new error:
Probleemhandtekening:
Gebeurtenisnaam van probleem: BEX
Naam van de toepassing: NFS11.exe
Versie van toepassing: 1.0.0.0
Tijdstempel van toepassing: 00000000
Naam van foutmodule: StackHash_0a9e
Versie van foutmodule: 0.0.0.0
Tijdstempel van foutmodule: 00000000
Uitzonderingsmarge: 4ceeea89
Uitzonderingscode: c0000005
Uitzonderingsgegevens: 00000008
EDIT 2
So it's not Malwarebytes after all. I uninstalled the AV and still crashes when pressing F1 and also added the trainer to DEP. So it have to be one of the many Windows Updates?
[Edited by Slow-Poky, 6/24/2019 10:44:35 AM]
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