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The BEX64 error is a Windows crash event commonly associated with application or system crashes, particularly in Windows Explorer and multimedia software like Cubase. On WindowsForum.com, users report BEX64 crashes when using Cubase 10 Artist during playback or recording, leading to random freezes and desktop crashes. Another common scenario involves Windows Explorer crashing when generating the Reliability Monitor report from the Action Center, especially when navigating quickly. Additionally, permission issues on folders after a clean Windows 7 install can trigger BEX64 crashes when attempting to access specific subfolders. These discussions focus on troubleshooting BEX64 errors in Windows environments, often involving driver updates, software patches, and permission adjustments.
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Windows 10 Cubase 10 Artist crash from nowhere
I apologise that this may be a long post but I will try to give as much info has I can. When using playback or record on Cubase I randomly get a 2 second freeze and then crash to desktop. I understand this could be a Steinberg issue but, I need to know if I have an issue with Windows or Cubase...- jamie1981uk
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- bex64 crash cubase ucrtbase.dll
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 Reliability Monitor crashes Windows Explorer, event name BEX64
Hi everybody, On the laptop listed in my sig, Windows Explorer will crash and reset itself while trying to load the Reliability Report from the Windows Action Center. This just started today and doesn't happen every single time when generating the report. It only happens when I exit out of the...- octiceps
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- action center bex64 crash error reporting file explorer laptop issues reliability monitor report generation troubleshooting user interface
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support
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Windows 7 Previously Locked folder now crashing explorer
I had a folder that was set as private to prevent network sharing access. It's located on an internal hard drive other then my main C: partition. I re-formatted my C: and did a clean install of Windows 7 64bit. After words I tried access the same folder, and it said I didn't have permission but...- izaktaylor
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- access issues bex64 clean install crash data recovery exception explorer fault module file access file management internal drive network sharing partition private folders problem signature reformat subfolders user account control windows 7
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- Forum: Windows Help and Support