Sudden Crashes Everywhere
Sudden Crashes Everywhere
I was living fairly peacefully with Everything Search for quite some time, but at times, it began to unexpectedly crash. It wasn't too often, so I disregarded it. Now that I've updated my version of Windows to Windows 10 1903, it can barely stay open at all. I tried rebuilding the database, but it still crashes. It seems to die when querying, or more often when heavily querying the database, because typing or scrolling or resorting the list can all trigger a crash. I've attached a handful of minidumps from past crashes.
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- CrashDumps.7z
- These are a number of minidumps from crashes of the application.
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Re: Sudden Crashes Everywhere
Sorry but this error report misses some information.
What Everything version and bitness ?
What Everything version and bitness ?
Re: Sudden Crashes Everywhere
Thanks for the crash dumps.
The dumps show the stack is corrupted so its hard to determine where the crash originated from in Everything.
It might be a shell extension causing the problem.
Please try the latest nightly build and disable icon handler shell extensions:
The dumps show the stack is corrupted so its hard to determine where the crash originated from in Everything.
It might be a shell extension causing the problem.
Please try the latest nightly build and disable icon handler shell extensions:
- In Everything, type in the following search and press ENTER:
/icon_shell_extensions=0
If successful, you should see icon_shell_extensions=0 in the status bar for a few seconds.
Re: Sudden Crashes Everywhere
Without looking at anything, simply guessing, my thought would be a context-menu item that is interfering?
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/shexview.html
Re: Sudden Crashes Everywhere
Thank you very much for your responses! They pointed me in the right direction, and I discovered it was indeed some sort of shell extension installed by ASUS WebStorage. I will direct my bug reports to them.