DLL files stopped working and I'm unable to delete folders

Tester said:

0xC0000037 STATUS_PORT_DISCONNECTED

An attempt was made to send a message to a disconnected communication port.

[MS-ERREF]: NTSTATUS Values

By combining the NTSTATUS into a single 32-bit numbering space, the following NTSTATUS values are defined. Most values

learn.microsoft.com

Not sure what would cause this? Maybe anti-virus? firewall?

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how would i test it? disable firewall and try to run the program? and i dont run an antivirus. i tried downloaind thee c++ you sent, and got this error
what should i do?

That seems to be the gist of the error code, best read from the generic winerror.h file, as follows:

It's pretty much the same error message you're showing in the preceding error window. This could get interesting. Let us know what happens next.
Thanks,
--Ed--

PS: Download the MS Error Lookup Tool for yourself: it's handy!

Ed Tittel said:

PS: Download the MS Error Lookup Tool for yourself: it's handy!

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Thanks did not have that tool, will add that to my local intranet search tool, that it automaticly popups up when searching for an error code.

maxumusterman1 said:

how would i test it? disable firewall and try to run the program? and i dont run an antivirus. i tried downloaind thee c++ you sent, and got this error
what should i do?

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You actually only needed the first one from that page: https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x64.exe
Did you clear out your package cache at some point on your machine.

Yes i would disable firewall to test if that helps starting the game.
Do you btw have some anti-cheat software installed?

When you say you have no virusscan installed. Do you still scan you machines once in a while. Because malware/virusses can also cause unexpected behaivor on machines. Would suggest to scan at least with Malware Bytes, just to be sure, and then report back.

Tester: glad you found it useful. Beats searching Google to get quick reads on error codes.
-Ed-

Ed Tittel said:

That seems to be the gist of the error code, best read from the generic winerror.h file, as follows:
View attachment 125789
It's pretty much the same error message you're showing in the preceding error window. This could get interesting. Let us know what happens next.
Thanks,
--Ed--

PS: Download the MS Error Lookup Tool for yourself: it's handy!

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i sadly gave up and reinstalled windows, which was stupid in hindsight cause i've got no clue what caused this issue and it might come up again. But ill try this when i need to. thank you

Tester said:

You actually only needed the first one from that page: https://aka.ms/vs/17/release/vc_redist.x64.exe
Did you clear out your package cache at some point on your machine.

Yes i would disable firewall to test if that helps starting the game.
Do you btw have some anti-cheat software installed?

When you say you have no virusscan installed. Do you still scan you machines once in a while. Because malware/virusses can also cause unexpected behaivor on machines. Would suggest to scan at least with Malware Bytes, just to be sure, and then report back.

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I did not clear out my package cache. Treated my pc low maintenance, so no funny business or tweaking.

Disabling firewall did not yield any results and the only anti-cheat i had (to my knowledge) was the one from marvel rivals and epic games' fortnite (battle eye i think). Did not try disabling those.

I did try malwarebytes! Did not report anything suspicious.

In the end i gave up and reinstalled windows, which wasn't smart since i missed out on trying @Ed Tittels MS error lookup tool. I deleted all data on both drives. Nevertheless, one issue still persists, and that is that cyberpunk still occasionally restarts my computer. I'm at a loss. It's probably hardware right? How can i test/verify it? Is there a way to create and view a log to figure out why my pc restarts? Until now it's just that game and it wasnt a problem for like a year
And again, thank you for helping me out, I really appreciate it

Ed Tittel said:

Tester: glad you found it useful. Beats searching Google to get quick reads on error codes.

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Last night i intergraded it into my application, if i search in my app for example "d3d11.dll caused an Access Violation (0xc0000005) in module d3d11.dll at"
It will strip out al the text, and return the error code, and launch a powershell, that calls for the err tool.

C#
const string command = "C:\\path\\to\\MicrosoftErrorLookupTool\\Err_6.4.5.exe";
var errorCode = ErrorCode.ExtractErrorCode(searchQuery);
PowerShellRunner.RunCommandAndPauseAsync(command, errorCode;


Following i had already working:
Same goes for all my indexed content inside of files, for example inside my collection of pdf files:

It also opens my local intranet in a tab in Brave browser, with wiki/ticket history search of the error codes and a full name search.
Then also opens a tab for chrome browser with a google search.
Then it positions all windows on certain x.y coords on second monitor, so all apps are nicely in view.

Very handy if you don't want to search trough different application manually in one instance!