Windows 10 Hi Anyone Have any Suggestions for this??

[holdum333]

Hi Anyone have a suggestion for this error?? I get this every once in awhile.
Doesn't seem to affect my W10 operation, but would like to know what it's all about!
Thanks!

 

[Neemobeer]

A 0xc0000005 exception is an access denied error. AV or Windows corruption are two common causes of this exception.

dwm is the Desktop Window Manager. I believe the core messaging dll is for handling messages to windowed applications (an example of a message would be if you click a button that is considered a click message) You may want to try and repair your windows install.

• Open an elevated command prompt and type chkdsk /f /r when prompted to run it at next reboot press Y
• Then run from the same prompt DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
• Reboot and let the check disk run which could take a while.

See if those commands repair anything.

 

[holdum333]

Hi Thanks Noeemobeer! I have ran the chkdsk. No integrity errors where found, so did not run DISM.
I run Windows Defender with MBAM pro. I really can't see any ill effects and I only get this error once in awhile. I haven't been able to pin down what I'm doing when I get the error. I'm running W10. This error shows up in my Reliability Monitor and event viewer!
Thanks for your help! I appreciate you! Was hoping someone here were getting this error and found a solution!

 

[Neemobeer]

You can install this. Link Removed set it up for a crashing process and capture all instances of dwm.exe for exception 0xc0000005 and have it capture mini dumps. Zip and upload those mini dumps and I can take a look at them.

 

[holdum333]

Hi Neemobeer. I'm not having any BSOD. I have ran sfc /scannow and no integrity errors where found.
I really feel like my PC is maintained well. Jut this one little annoying error happens maybe twice a month.
Thanks for your reply. I'll keep looking for a solution and post back here. If you have more suggestions, please post them.
I'm leaning to having several Tabs open. Do you think that might cause this.
Thanks!

 

[Neemobeer]

The tool I listed above with generate a memory dmp file similar to a BSOD memory dump and can help pinpoint the problem.

It dumps the process memory. It doesn't crash your computer.