Rebuild the plugins cache by pressing and holding the shift key while starting Premiere Elements. Photoshop elements installed without incident.īefore reinstalling, try two things. I am running Windows XP Professional 64 bit. I could uninstall altogether and give it another shot, if you think that might solve it. I tried going into control panel and repairing the installation, but that didn't seem to help.
In the title bar of the error message it says, "Owl Orphanage:" and then goes on to explain (if you want to consider the message an explanation): "Adobe PremiereElements.exe Application Error The exception unknown software exception (0xc0000005) occurred in the application at location 0x7d64f053" The program "hangs" at the purple screen at the very beginning, and I get an error message as follows: I was actually able to start the program once or twice, and then have run into a weird problem. GOOD JOB! It's filled with information that I know will be helpful. I bought Steve's book on Premiere Elements 7. How can I track the chain of programs / services which may be calling this program (Flash player in this case)?Įdited by nunnbt473, 02 March 2015 - 08:34 PM.First things first. I am assuming some other program (like perhaps Chrome or Steam) may use this to indirectly keep their software up to date. I'm sure I could disable the ISD, but this is designed for backwards compatability and I have no way of knowing what program(s) may potentially need it. "Adobe Flash Player Update Service" is disabled.īecause it closes near instantly, there is no active process that stays open for me to use anything like ResMon to find the source file calling it. "Interactive Services Detection" is set to manual, but is started. Device or application: C:\Windows\SysWOW64\Macromed\Flash\FlashPlayerUpdateService.exe. " A device or program has requested attention. So I went to the 'Eventvwr' and set a custom view to record these events. I did some research and discovered this is the 'Interactive Services Detection'.
When the minimize occurs, a icon appears briefly (less than 1 second) on the taskbar. Avast forums said they did have some issues with directX apps, but hadn't found a fix. So it may be unrelated or a poor uninstaller. This started shortly after installing Avast Free Antivirus, uninstall did not fix this error. Or it may only be if a program is full screen. This may only be when directX apps are running, I'm not 100% sure on that. Alienware M14xR2Įvery hour at exactly 56 minutes after the hour, the whole system minimizes everything and goes to the desktop.
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