After launch an “Access Violation” message with a fearful warning appears. Can be ignored without any visible effect.
Windows 7 x64 administrative user.
Access Violation message
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Same here.
Steps to reproduce:
Download Quick Hash from https://quickhash-gui.org/download/quickhash-v3-0-4-windows/?wpdmdl=1818
Extract Quickhash-Windows-Notsigned-v3.0.4.zip using 7zip
Navigate to Quickhash-Windows-Notsigned-v3.0.4\64-Bit
Double click on QuickHash-Windows-v3.0.4-x64.exe
Result: http://media.slated.org/albums/userpics/10002/normal_2019-01-24_17_30_42-QuickHash.png
System: Win10 Pro 64-bit, Version 1809 OS Build 17763.253
The 32-bit version exhibits the same behaviour.
Version 3.0.2 exhibits the same behaviour (64 and 32 bit).
Version 2.8.4 does not exhibit this behaviour.
I don’t have Windows debugging tools to provide further information.
Thanks.
do you have the SQLite DLL files in the same location as the executable? The message is most likely due to the inability of Quickhash to either use the SQLite files (as they were added with v3.0.0) or it cannot write some temporary files to your systems default temp directory. Either it does not know your system default directory for temp data or it cannot write to them. So it can’t generate the files, so it can’t access them, thus the violation error. I suspect anyway.
When you say “after launch” do you mean before QuickHash has appeared or has it appeared and then the message is displayed? What button triggers the message and can you provide a screenshot?
Also, what operating system are you using? Windows, Linux or OSX? QH creates a small XML file in the home profile of the user and the way it does this differs per operating system, so this may be the issue.
I need more specifics, and ideally a screenshot to help debug the problem.