This application has requested the runtime

This application has requested the runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. exception reports have been encountered frequently before, but I have not paid attention to them. Today it is really difficult to go around, so I checked them online and found a lot of feedback on such problems, so I found something to share with you.

This problem occurs when the software runs. However, you can regard the program as a small software. The first thing you need to understand is:

 

 

 

His explanation is that this problem is related to memory. After I optimized my program, I did solve the problem and added some other information I queried, this problem occurs basically because of memory read/write problems.

Then I found an official explanation, which is also a lot of explanation circulating on the Internet.

Microsoft official explanation: when running a custom Microsoft Visual C ++ 6.0 program in Microsoft Windows XP, you may receive the following error message: this application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. please contact the application's support team for more information. back to the top cause if/GR and/MD compiler are used to switch and Msvcrt. dll file and Msvcirt. this problem may occur if the dll file version is 7.0.x. Note: This issue does not occur when Msvcrt. dll files and Msvcirt. dll files earlier than 7.0 are used. Back to the top solution Microsoft now provides a supported patch, which is only used to solve the issues mentioned in this article. This patch can be applied only when the system encounters a specific problem described in this article. This patch may also undergo further testing. Therefore, if this problem does not seriously affect you, we recommend that you wait for the next Windows XP Service Pack containing this patch. To resolve this issue immediately, contact Microsoft Product Support for this patch. To get a complete list of Microsoft Product Support service phone numbers and support charges, visit the following Microsoft Website: http://support.microsoft.com/contactus? Ws = support can solve this problem according to Microsoft's solution as follows: 1. Download the early Msvcrt. dll file and Msvcirt. dll file. 2. Search for these Files in the C: \ Program Files \ or other software installation directories. 3. download microsoft official patches.

This explanation is actually the same as nothing. As to whether the problem can be solved, I haven't tried it yet, and he gave back some questions about the XP system, which is not applicable now.

I also found a solution for you. If you encounter this problem, try it.

Solution:

1. Start -- run -- Enter cmd

2. Enter cd % windir % \ system32 (enter the system32 folder in the windows installation directory)

3. Enter Regsvr32 Msxml3.dll