Posted November 19, 2014
How can I fix this? I tried everything I could find online but nothing fixed it. Please help me I'm desperate!
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Tallima
TreasureHunting!
Registered: Apr 2010
From United States
Posted November 19, 2014
http://compfreakstars.blogspot.com/2011/11/0xc0000005-error-every-day-many.html
Post edited November 19, 2014 by Tallima
HereForTheBeer
Positive Patty
Registered: Oct 2009
From United States
Posted November 19, 2014
Any specific games have the problem? Any that do work?
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted November 20, 2014
Not one game. I'm currently trying with Call to power 2 and it does not work at all.
Also Pharaoh and Sid Meiers alpha centauri.Kadrek: How can I fix this? I tried everything I could find online but nothing fixed it. Please help me I'm desperate! 
Tallima: From a bit of research, I found that it could be due to permissions. Be sure that you are an admin, run the file as an admin and if that doesn't work, see if you've got some other funky permissions options. That's all I'm seeing right now.Kadrek: How can I fix this? I tried everything I could find online but nothing fixed it. Please help me I'm desperate! Tallima: Here's a great page with all the things that can cause it. It looks like it could be a lot of things, including faulty RAM.
http://compfreakstars.blogspot.com/2011/11/0xc0000005-error-every-day-many.html I'll check this out but it looks like things that I've already checked. I can assure you, it's not about RAM.
Also Pharaoh and Sid Meiers alpha centauri.
http://compfreakstars.blogspot.com/2011/11/0xc0000005-error-every-day-many.html
Post edited November 20, 2014 by Kadrek
rtcvb32
echo e.lolfiu_fefiipieue|tr valueof_pi [0-9]
Registered: Aug 2013
From United States
Posted November 20, 2014
If it's an older game, try changing the compatibility to XP, quite often they run as admin but they don't have XP compatibility enabled...
And since there's also some older installers that can't get updated and still try to install to c:\Program Files\GoG Games\, i'd ask where it's installed as well just to be sure.
And since there's also some older installers that can't get updated and still try to install to c:\Program Files\GoG Games\, i'd ask where it's installed as well just to be sure.
enigmaxg2
Flick the Ear
Registered: May 2013
From El Salvador
Posted November 20, 2014
Seems like a .NET Framework issue
Try repairing the system excecuting this commands in order:
* Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.
* Type in the command window: chkdsk C: /f /r
* It will say something about the drive being used and if you want to check it at next reboot, so press Y (Yes) and enter.
* Reboot your system, it will start checking for error in the disk/filesystem, it can take from 30 min to several hours, so wait patiently.
* When the scan/repair finishes, system will reboot itself and boot into Windows.
* Now repeat the command prompt thing: (Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.)
* Now type this command: sfc /scannow
* Wait patiently while it completes, it can take from 30 mins to 1 hour, at the end, it will show you a description of what it found, reboot your system to complete repairs.
That should fix the issue, if not, try to rollback your system to an earlier state using System Restore utility.
Try repairing the system excecuting this commands in order:
* Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.
* Type in the command window: chkdsk C: /f /r
* It will say something about the drive being used and if you want to check it at next reboot, so press Y (Yes) and enter.
* Reboot your system, it will start checking for error in the disk/filesystem, it can take from 30 min to several hours, so wait patiently.
* When the scan/repair finishes, system will reboot itself and boot into Windows.
* Now repeat the command prompt thing: (Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.)
* Now type this command: sfc /scannow
* Wait patiently while it completes, it can take from 30 mins to 1 hour, at the end, it will show you a description of what it found, reboot your system to complete repairs.
That should fix the issue, if not, try to rollback your system to an earlier state using System Restore utility.
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted November 21, 2014
Try repairing the system excecuting this commands in order:
* Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.
* Type in the command window: chkdsk C: /f /r
* It will say something about the drive being used and if you want to check it at next reboot, so press Y (Yes) and enter.
* Reboot your system, it will start checking for error in the disk/filesystem, it can take from 30 min to several hours, so wait patiently.
* When the scan/repair finishes, system will reboot itself and boot into Windows.
* Now repeat the command prompt thing: (Start > type "command prompt" > right click > run as administrator.)
* Now type this command: sfc /scannow
* Wait patiently while it completes, it can take from 30 mins to 1 hour, at the end, it will show you a description of what it found, reboot your system to complete repairs.
That should fix the issue, if not, try to rollback your system to an earlier state using System Restore utility.
I only have 1 earlier stage, and it's after I had this problem, so it's no use.
Huff
Vote Powermonger
Registered: Jun 2011
From United Kingdom
Posted November 21, 2014
I know the webpage below mentions XP but there are a number of possible solutions listed on it.
http://www.updatexp.com/0xC0000005.html
If you have no luck, then tech support maybe able to help, just make a ticket( just remember they will be closed over the weekend)
http://www.updatexp.com/0xC0000005.html
If you have no luck, then tech support maybe able to help, just make a ticket( just remember they will be closed over the weekend)
Post edited November 21, 2014 by Huff
JudasIscariot
Thievin' Bastard
GOG.com Team
Registered: Oct 2008
From Poland
Posted November 21, 2014
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2688326
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted November 22, 2014
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2688326
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted November 22, 2014
Almost everything does not work or it's for windows XP ( I'm using 7), I will try the rest later/tomorrow.
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted November 22, 2014
breaking news: TZAR works.
I don't know why but it does.
So..?
I don't know why but it does.
So..?
Kadrek
New User
Registered: Nov 2014
From Italy
Posted December 01, 2014
:(((
LinustheBold
Bowl of Cherries
Registered: Jun 2013
From United States
Posted December 01, 2014
Have you checked your system for malware and virus trouble? I would recommend using Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (MBAM):
http://www.malwarebytes.org
(It's free.) Also, what are you using for anti-virus/firewall?
http://www.malwarebytes.org
(It's free.) Also, what are you using for anti-virus/firewall?
GhostwriterDoF
on the Haunt
Registered: Oct 2011
From United States
Posted December 01, 2014
Do you have Direct X 09c installed? It is necessary for many old games to run on new systems (Win 7 possibly 8)...
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34429
Hope that helps...
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34429
Hope that helps...