Apex Crash erorr 0xc0000005
My apex legends kept crashing without errors, i got simular eception code on two different application; Isass.exe and r5apex.exe. I tried every possible fix i could find online but nothing helped. F...
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I Had corrupt system files in my case the only way to restore them was to delete them and reinstall the correct ones,
Deleting system 32 files will not "brick" any system unless you delete files being actively used.
This problem may have many iterations but for me that's what fixed it,
I ended up looking into this error code 0xc000007b which was occurring when I tried to open unity
Fixing that error code subsequently fixed this one as well 0xc0000005.
Valorant was the same story same exact error - 0xc000007b
Meaning I had 32 bit system files installed rather than 64
Specifically these 2
msvcr120.dll
and
msvcp120.dll
Downloading the 64 bits of these and adding them to the system 32 folder resolved my issues -> 0xc000007b
Nothing wrong with deleting system files btw windows has plenty of features in place to stop you from bricking a system.
If it were for IT guys saying to not touch system files you would need to reinstall windows to fix simple problems every time
Solution that resolved the lsass.exe/r5apex.exe errors!
Press Start then search PowerShell
Right click it then select Run as administrator
Copy and paste the command below then press Enter
reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa /v RunAsPPL /t REG_DWORD /d 2 /f;reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa /v RunAsPPLBoot /t REG_DWORD /d 2 /f;
After some more digging around online, I found a microsoft answers forum about someone having issues with lsa protection, and using the powershell command that was given,
I did not get the lsass.exe application error when opening the game and after playing for the normal amount of time i would run into the crash, it has yet to happen, so I believe this has resolved the issue!
Also here is a video explaining the same solution, but doing it manually instead of using a powershell script (found it previously but wasnt sure if it was applicable to windows 10, but after looking around online, it is!)
@MrRandomAlex while I know you said your solution had fixed the issue for you, just wanted @ you to explain what I found/used.
Thanks for leaving your solution,
Always best to help future users that may visit this thread,
EA_MariCommunity Manager
Hey folks,
Thanks for sending the DxDiag. I can see that some of you managed to fix this, just want to check with the others if the issue is still present?Did u fix it??
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