ELDEN RING

ELDEN RING

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0xc000007b error still happening and can't play game.
Has anyone found a fix for this error? I bought the game when it first came out and still can't play it.
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dark-breed Mar 31 @ 11:51pm 
yes by fixing what is broken at the OS.

fix your damn system.
garrett2 Mar 31 @ 11:55pm 
My system is new and I have no issues with any other game. It appears you need some fixing yourself in the manners department. Good luck!
Originally posted by garrett2:
My system is new and I have no issues with any other game. It appears you need some fixing yourself in the manners department. Good luck!

you simply have no idea about this stuff, which i have.
buy a console, never touch again a computer.
Originally posted by garrett2:
My system is new and I have no issues with any other game. It appears you need some fixing yourself in the manners department. Good luck!

Verifying game files is always good first step.

Otherwise you would be wise to accept offer for help from experts,
even if they are a bit grumpy sometimes :steamhappy:
Grumpy is no problem, but condescension is.

Anyway, thank you for responding but as of now, I do not expect any useful response from this forum. .
If you're still curious (a sign of intelligence, I'm told) - of course, I ran a game file check! :) The only error I get is the 0xc000007b error. I only play offline and play solo by preference.
Originally posted by garrett2:
Grumpy is no problem, but condescension is.

Anyway, thank you for responding but as of now, I do not expect any useful response from this forum. .
If you're still curious (a sign of intelligence, I'm told) - of course, I ran a game file check! :) The only error I get is the 0xc000007b error. I only play offline and play solo by preference.

causes for this error:

-a faulty EAC installation
-eac incompatible third party antivirus
-damage in windows at the rights management

which solution path you will try ?
Last edited by dark-breed; Apr 1 @ 11:06pm
7b appears if you have your vcredists messed up or missing. Sort them out. This has been common knowledge for over a decade.
Originally posted by Dusk of Oolacile:
7b appears if you have your vcredists messed up or missing. Sort them out. This has been common knowledge for over a decade.

not always. since this error is related to a access rights problem it can be a damaged or missing c++ redistributable but it can also be a problem with the eac installation which cause that EAC does not own the right to run the call for eldenring.exe.
also a blocking of the call by a third party app is possible.
Originally posted by dark-breed:
Originally posted by Dusk of Oolacile:
7b appears if you have your vcredists messed up or missing. Sort them out. This has been common knowledge for over a decade.

not always. since this error is related to a access rights problem it can be a damaged or missing c++ redistributable but it can also be a problem with the eac installation which cause that EAC does not own the right to run the call for eldenring.exe.
also a blocking of the call by a third party app is possible.
No, c0***05 is the access violation. 7b is the dll load error. ER, like 99% of all programs, doesn't load anything fancy other than the vcredists. It is technocally possible that it's a system DLL. Is which case the OS is f******ed up.
dark-breed Apr 2 @ 1:22am 
Originally posted by Dusk of Oolacile:
Originally posted by dark-breed:

not always. since this error is related to a access rights problem it can be a damaged or missing c++ redistributable but it can also be a problem with the eac installation which cause that EAC does not own the right to run the call for eldenring.exe.
also a blocking of the call by a third party app is possible.
No, c0***05 is the access violation. 7b is the dll load error. ER, like 99% of all programs, doesn't load anything fancy other than the vcredists. It is technocally possible that it's a system DLL. Is which case the OS is f******ed up.

i have far more knowledge about this type of issues than you can imagine. you are not fully correct with the 7b issue and you are completely wrong in the other discussion what a access violation log shows and you obviously do not know how to determine the cause auf the issue in the case of a access violation.
before you try to discuss this stuff in the way you do, you should take a look at my profile or the thousands of cases i solved here.

just to mention one specific access violation:

Faulting application name: eldenring.exe, version: 2.6.0.0, time stamp: 0x66ff8832
Faulting module name: eldenring.exe, version: 2.6.0.0, time stamp: 0x66ff8832
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000000001e9d0f6
Faulting process ID: 0x3e10
Faulting application start time: 0x01dba0e0c4a04dba
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ELDEN RING\Game\eldenring.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\ELDEN RING\Game\eldenring.exe
Report ID: 69e4af70-e91e-463a-a4d4-2c344dba7799
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:

this log shows a access violation at a datatransfer function, involved into this transfer is the c++ subsystem

the way to repair it is a system repair and repair of both versions of the C++ subsystem (x86/x64) but it can also be related to a third party program that changed the in use GPU at start (this is why the main solution only works in 99% of the cases).

it is far more needed to determine what is going on than to google the exception codes.
Last edited by dark-breed; Apr 2 @ 1:27am
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