thanks dude, your comment fixed my problem.
yay, big respect to u.
Error 0xc0000005 When ever I try to do anything
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Alright when ever I try to open any type of internet browser or an .iso it always gives me that error also when i try to press on different option on the windows firewall it does not do anything. Oh and when i try to run a antivirus it shows the same error.
"(Name of .exe - Application Error)"
The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000005). Click OK to close the application.
This start automatically on start up and i have to press ok like 3-5 times also there's the Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explore 10 for Windows 7 Service Pack 1 for x64-based Systems (KB28627772) When ever i try to update it it always fail no matter what and i cant download the service pack 2 because of pack 1.
Please help me to fix this
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Anonymous
2014-03-02T13:57:40+00:00 Just an observation: Why isn't Microsoft addressing the errors it creates?
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Anonymous
2013-11-29T09:39:14+00:00 I am having this exact same problem. Removing certain windows updates has not helped and my path is indeed winload.exe. How can this be fixed?
Try downloading and running RKILL , it will check your winload.exe
Also: "0xc0000005 is a common error, this thread is for people that had problems with some kernal updates."
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Anonymous
2013-11-29T04:43:00+00:00 I am having this exact same problem. Removing certain windows updates has not helped and my path is indeed winload.exe. How can this be fixed?