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For the past week I have been having problems with Civ5 crashing, and I cannot find out why. Originally posted by GlaiveCar: Does anyone know what causes this error, and how to fix it? It's usually caused by playing in touchscreen mode (which you are) when you don't have a touchscreen (which I have no clue whether or not you do). I do not have a touchscreen, however I forgot to mention that the game has crashed regardless of whether or not I am in touchscreen mode.
Unfortunately my Event Log does not go back far enough to give an example. But, I have tried some of the fixes from totalex's links, so if it works I will come back and say 'yay it's fixed, thank you!' Or if not, then I will have a report from the Event viewer of it crashing outside of touchscreen mode. Yay, it's fixed, thank you! I just finished a Marathon-length game with no crashes! It was about 8 hours long, over a couple sessions, and went to about 1,400 turns.
So I think my Civ5 good for now! Here's what I did, based on the first link from totalex: - I doublechecked that DirectX did not have any updates, and it did not - I updated my graphics drivers - I found the files that were crashing in the error reports (two of the.exe files, Tablet and DX11), went into their Properties and unchecked the 'Read-only' tick box under Attributes.
These are the symptoms of this specific problem: • After you install the game and click 'Play' in Steam — the CivV launcher shows up. No matter which version(DX9 or DX10/DX11) you choose — nothing at all happens after you make a choice and the launcher closes. The game is not running in the Task Manager's processes tab. Vb6 serial port sniffer source code. • When you try to launch the game bypassing Steam and the launcher by running the CivilizationV.exe or CivilizationV_DX11.exe directly from the installation folder — you get a 0x000007b error code (which means that the program can't even start due to dependency issues). • If the game wasn't installed before or if you intentionally purged/moved the settings folder — the settings folder isn't even getting created in My Documents My Games where it should get created when you try to launch the game.
When i open my civ V it says 'The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142). Click OK to close the application.' I reinstalled it.
If you are having all of these symptoms then this solution is aimed at helping to fix your problem. If only one or two of these symptoms resemble yours and only vaguely at that or you were too lazy to check — please keep your crap out of this thread.
I am not responsible for you not being able to follow instructions or your lack of basic computer knowledge. There are other workarounds and diagnosis techniques but I found this solution to be the most reliable and stable. In any case it is possible that this solution might not work for you or only fix a part of the problem if you have any other problems on your PC.
I was searching all the forums for a true cause of this problem high and low but only found tons of people with this problem and no real explanation or solution. After 2 days of checking, fixing and reinstalling everything that might've caused this problem I found a solution that worked for me and I very sincerely hope it will work for you and make you happy. That's why I am sharing this. The solution itself: • Download a fresh copy of Microsoft's DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer by going to • Delete or move to a different folder the corrupted files on your computer at C: Windows System32 D3DX9_42.dll and also C: Windows SysWOW64 D3DX9_42.dll too if you have it. • Run the DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer you downloaded from Microsoft.
I advice to access these folders by copy-pasting the paths specified into the start menu and hitting ENTER. They are hidden and protected by Windows as system-critical directories so they can appear non-present in the C: Windows folder even if they are present and you have the option to show the hidden files turned on. • C: Windows System32 • C: Windows SysWOW64 Yeah, it's that easy. The web installer will check for all the DirectX files your computer is missing and download them for you as well as put them in the right folders. In case your dxsetup is damaged and the DirectX Web Installer spews errors at you — try the DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) which should fix your dxsetup allowing you to run the Web Installer without errors. You might ask 'If the problem is with DX9, why isn't DX10/11 version working?' Because DX10/11 is a fraud and it always was one.
For the past week I have been having problems with Civ5 crashing, and I cannot find out why. Originally posted by GlaiveCar: Does anyone know what causes this error, and how to fix it? It\'s usually caused by playing in touchscreen mode (which you are) when you don\'t have a touchscreen (which I have no clue whether or not you do). I do not have a touchscreen, however I forgot to mention that the game has crashed regardless of whether or not I am in touchscreen mode.
Unfortunately my Event Log does not go back far enough to give an example. But, I have tried some of the fixes from totalex\'s links, so if it works I will come back and say \'yay it\'s fixed, thank you!\' Or if not, then I will have a report from the Event viewer of it crashing outside of touchscreen mode. Yay, it\'s fixed, thank you! I just finished a Marathon-length game with no crashes! It was about 8 hours long, over a couple sessions, and went to about 1,400 turns.
So I think my Civ5 good for now! Here\'s what I did, based on the first link from totalex: - I doublechecked that DirectX did not have any updates, and it did not - I updated my graphics drivers - I found the files that were crashing in the error reports (two of the.exe files, Tablet and DX11), went into their Properties and unchecked the \'Read-only\' tick box under Attributes.
These are the symptoms of this specific problem: • After you install the game and click \'Play\' in Steam — the CivV launcher shows up. No matter which version(DX9 or DX10/DX11) you choose — nothing at all happens after you make a choice and the launcher closes. The game is not running in the Task Manager\'s processes tab. Vb6 serial port sniffer source code. • When you try to launch the game bypassing Steam and the launcher by running the CivilizationV.exe or CivilizationV_DX11.exe directly from the installation folder — you get a 0x000007b error code (which means that the program can\'t even start due to dependency issues). • If the game wasn\'t installed before or if you intentionally purged/moved the settings folder — the settings folder isn\'t even getting created in My Documents My Games where it should get created when you try to launch the game.
When i open my civ V it says \'The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142). Click OK to close the application.\' I reinstalled it.
If you are having all of these symptoms then this solution is aimed at helping to fix your problem. If only one or two of these symptoms resemble yours and only vaguely at that or you were too lazy to check — please keep your crap out of this thread.
I am not responsible for you not being able to follow instructions or your lack of basic computer knowledge. There are other workarounds and diagnosis techniques but I found this solution to be the most reliable and stable. In any case it is possible that this solution might not work for you or only fix a part of the problem if you have any other problems on your PC.
I was searching all the forums for a true cause of this problem high and low but only found tons of people with this problem and no real explanation or solution. After 2 days of checking, fixing and reinstalling everything that might\'ve caused this problem I found a solution that worked for me and I very sincerely hope it will work for you and make you happy. That\'s why I am sharing this. The solution itself: • Download a fresh copy of Microsoft\'s DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer by going to • Delete or move to a different folder the corrupted files on your computer at C: Windows System32 D3DX9_42.dll and also C: Windows SysWOW64 D3DX9_42.dll too if you have it. • Run the DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer you downloaded from Microsoft.
I advice to access these folders by copy-pasting the paths specified into the start menu and hitting ENTER. They are hidden and protected by Windows as system-critical directories so they can appear non-present in the C: Windows folder even if they are present and you have the option to show the hidden files turned on. • C: Windows System32 • C: Windows SysWOW64 Yeah, it\'s that easy. The web installer will check for all the DirectX files your computer is missing and download them for you as well as put them in the right folders. In case your dxsetup is damaged and the DirectX Web Installer spews errors at you — try the DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) which should fix your dxsetup allowing you to run the Web Installer without errors. You might ask \'If the problem is with DX9, why isn\'t DX10/11 version working?\' Because DX10/11 is a fraud and it always was one.
...'>Civilization V Exe 0xc0000142 Dll(15.02.2019)For the past week I have been having problems with Civ5 crashing, and I cannot find out why. Originally posted by GlaiveCar: Does anyone know what causes this error, and how to fix it? It\'s usually caused by playing in touchscreen mode (which you are) when you don\'t have a touchscreen (which I have no clue whether or not you do). I do not have a touchscreen, however I forgot to mention that the game has crashed regardless of whether or not I am in touchscreen mode.
Unfortunately my Event Log does not go back far enough to give an example. But, I have tried some of the fixes from totalex\'s links, so if it works I will come back and say \'yay it\'s fixed, thank you!\' Or if not, then I will have a report from the Event viewer of it crashing outside of touchscreen mode. Yay, it\'s fixed, thank you! I just finished a Marathon-length game with no crashes! It was about 8 hours long, over a couple sessions, and went to about 1,400 turns.
So I think my Civ5 good for now! Here\'s what I did, based on the first link from totalex: - I doublechecked that DirectX did not have any updates, and it did not - I updated my graphics drivers - I found the files that were crashing in the error reports (two of the.exe files, Tablet and DX11), went into their Properties and unchecked the \'Read-only\' tick box under Attributes.
These are the symptoms of this specific problem: • After you install the game and click \'Play\' in Steam — the CivV launcher shows up. No matter which version(DX9 or DX10/DX11) you choose — nothing at all happens after you make a choice and the launcher closes. The game is not running in the Task Manager\'s processes tab. Vb6 serial port sniffer source code. • When you try to launch the game bypassing Steam and the launcher by running the CivilizationV.exe or CivilizationV_DX11.exe directly from the installation folder — you get a 0x000007b error code (which means that the program can\'t even start due to dependency issues). • If the game wasn\'t installed before or if you intentionally purged/moved the settings folder — the settings folder isn\'t even getting created in My Documents My Games where it should get created when you try to launch the game.
When i open my civ V it says \'The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000142). Click OK to close the application.\' I reinstalled it.
If you are having all of these symptoms then this solution is aimed at helping to fix your problem. If only one or two of these symptoms resemble yours and only vaguely at that or you were too lazy to check — please keep your crap out of this thread.
I am not responsible for you not being able to follow instructions or your lack of basic computer knowledge. There are other workarounds and diagnosis techniques but I found this solution to be the most reliable and stable. In any case it is possible that this solution might not work for you or only fix a part of the problem if you have any other problems on your PC.
I was searching all the forums for a true cause of this problem high and low but only found tons of people with this problem and no real explanation or solution. After 2 days of checking, fixing and reinstalling everything that might\'ve caused this problem I found a solution that worked for me and I very sincerely hope it will work for you and make you happy. That\'s why I am sharing this. The solution itself: • Download a fresh copy of Microsoft\'s DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer by going to • Delete or move to a different folder the corrupted files on your computer at C: Windows System32 D3DX9_42.dll and also C: Windows SysWOW64 D3DX9_42.dll too if you have it. • Run the DirectX End-User Runtime Web Installer you downloaded from Microsoft.
I advice to access these folders by copy-pasting the paths specified into the start menu and hitting ENTER. They are hidden and protected by Windows as system-critical directories so they can appear non-present in the C: Windows folder even if they are present and you have the option to show the hidden files turned on. • C: Windows System32 • C: Windows SysWOW64 Yeah, it\'s that easy. The web installer will check for all the DirectX files your computer is missing and download them for you as well as put them in the right folders. In case your dxsetup is damaged and the DirectX Web Installer spews errors at you — try the DirectX End-User Runtimes (June 2010) which should fix your dxsetup allowing you to run the Web Installer without errors. You might ask \'If the problem is with DX9, why isn\'t DX10/11 version working?\' Because DX10/11 is a fraud and it always was one.
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