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makinero:
I have no idea how to solve this problem, I tried a variety of ways.
The service OODefragAgent turned off! Again, "manually" turn on(again run). It is a mega-annoying!  :teeth:

On the Internet, many similar topics
Google: "OO Defrag Agent 0xc0000005"


--- Quote ---Nazwa aplikacji powodującej błąd: oodag.exe, wersja: 19.5.222.0, sygnatura czasowa: 0x56c201e8
Nazwa modułu powodującego błąd: oodag.exe, wersja: 19.5.222.0, sygnatura czasowa: 0x56c201e8
Kod wyjątku: 0xc0000005
Przesunięcie błędu: 0x000000000019ee30
Identyfikator procesu powodującego błąd: 0x8a8
Godzina uruchomienia aplikacji powodującej błąd: 0x01d1d2d1285ffd81
Ścieżka aplikacji powodującej błąd: C:\Program Files\OO Software\Defrag\oodag.exe
Ścieżka modułu powodującego błąd: C:\Program Files\OO Software\Defrag\oodag.exe
Identyfikator raportu: 323ad12b-3ec7-11e6-a0e4-0862662a261f
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Boggin:
I use Norton Security which monitors the status of the HDD's Optimization and when I go to manually run Windows own Defrag, I'm quite often prompted to turn off Norton's settings.

Is your Windows Defrag set to its default 3:00am defrag schedule which may be overriding O&O - but as it seems to be giving you so much trouble, why not just dump it.

I certainly wouldn't have chewed on with a program as long as you have with this one.

makinero:
1. I do not use any applications Norton

2. I do not use Windows Defrag.


--- Code: ---[Window Title]
disk Defragmenter

[Main Instruction]
Using Disk Defragmenter is scheduled using another program

[Content]
Disk Defragmenter now uses customized settings created by another program. Before you can modify the schedule, you need to remove the customized settings.

[Delete Settings] [Cancel]
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makinero:
Boggin - Most of the problems is the possible solution, but it requires modifying the registry.
Tested and the service is not stopped now, perhaps the best solution.

#post34

Found Solution:

makinero:
AppInit_DLLs is a mechanism that allows an arbitrary list of DLLs to be loaded into each user mode process on the system. Microsoft is modifying the AppInit DLLs facility in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 to add a new code-signing requirement. This will help improve the system reliability and performance, as well as improve visibility into the origin of software.


--- Code: ---Navigate the editor and find entry LoadAppInit_DLLs by viewing the following path:
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows\AppInit_Dlls

fix error code 0xc0000005


Double click LoadAppInit_DLLs and modify its value to 0 from 1 and click OK to confirm the changing.


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Windows 7 (but with the specifications of the Server - many files)
Value 1?
Value 0 ?

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