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[Guigwime]

So I got the access violation error(see below), and since there's no bug report version up anymore, I'll try and explain in the most detail what causes it in my case.

So basically after I've indexed mp3s in my music folder, it will give me this error next time I try to type more then 2 letters. But going through the path works. And opening an mp3 works through it's path works. (Both after having indexed the folder beforehand btw). I've put a different extension for the folder same path (flac, wav, mp4) all seem to work fine (no access violation). So I'm not quite sure what could be causing the access violation in this case. Idk if this helps, but indexed through Launchy, I'm not getting this error.

Oh, and I'm running Windows 7 Professional (32-bit) with English language pack.

Full error: Access violation at address 004B514A in module 'executor.exe'. Read of address 00000000

[klausg]

I confirm same issue. I try to type more then 2 letters and then I have got 'Access violation at address 004B514A in module 'executor.exe'. Read of address 00000000'.

I use Win XP SP3

[Guigwime]

I think I may have figured out how to fix my problem, though I still don't understand the cause.

Renaming the folder under my name didn't seem to work but then I noticed that it wasn't actually changing the name. Probably because of the library feature in Win7. So I moved the folder into my external hdd and after renaming the folder from "My Music" to "MusicTest" everything was dandy.

So really, just make sure that the folder name isn't being shared with anything. Under the Sharing tab, the folder name should appear, not Music. Idk if that means it can't named Music specifically but to be safe, make a new folder, name it something like "Music Folder" or "Music2" or w/e. Then go into the folder containing your music, copy everything you want, paste it inside the new folder and it should work. Copying the whole folder seems to create a pointer to it, so the same error arises.

[Guigwime]

Nevermind what I said, turns out it was a specific mp3 file. Removing it fixed my issue. Filename wasn't weird, so it wasn't coming from that.

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