Visual Studios C++, CSGO Error

[J3N53N 74U4N9]

So I was playing on a public Counter-Strike: Global offensive aim-server today. While a new map was loading on the server I received some kind of runtime error and the game crashed.

I clicked ok on the error message and Visual Studios C++ popped up from nowhere. Looking in the VS I saw that it had in someway hooked/attached to my csgo.exe.

My questions are: Has anybody else with Visual Studios C++ installed on the computer received this type of error/crash?

Should I be worried and expect a VAC-ban for this uncontrolled incident or is this just a common error that can be fixed/ignored?

[=Blahaj$= C0mPpL3x]

im not sure, but i'd contact steam support if i were you you'd get better support there

[uov]

No vac ban, vac bans only apply to known cheats, I don't think it will recognise Visual Studios C++ as a known cheat haha, so don't worry

[BlazyNuts]

Well, for only having IDE no one will ban you. If you wrote some program that does dll injections into game files, then most likely you`ll get banned

[Silver Soul]

а по русский можно

[Ace The Kangaroo]

I have never had visual studio open on a cs crash but I only use visual studio with C# and Rust.

[Dofe]

never seen that:(

[SpongeBooz]

are you cheating lol? install microsoft visual C++ redistributable packages for visual studio 2013

[ultimate]

Vac detects an attached debugger sooo, and the only way you could have attached it is by running visual studio and running something that requires to be attached to csgo.. hmm

[J3N53N 74U4N9]

That's weird, I only have Visual Studios installed for school usage only nor did I have it running in the background while playing.

The only program that I remeber was running was csgo. That's why I am in shock why would Visual Studio open during a map change?

After googleng around today I found a image that matches the error I got: https://gyazo.com/0c33a904e6743c14ff952d721a5e46b3

Looking into my \steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive I found a folder named ".vs". This folder was created at the same time as the error/crash occured.

Could a script on the server have trigged this?
Or was the error just trying to behandled by Visual Studio C++?

I alsoe maneged to find a dmp-file from csgo.:

Dump Summary
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Dump File: csgo.exe.9472.dmp : C:\Users\Sami\Desktop\CRASH\csgo.exe.9472.dmp
Last Write Time: 2020-02-26 16:42:05
Process Name: csgo.exe : C:\Zteam\steamapps\common\Counter-Strike Global Offensive\csgo.exe
Process Architecture: x86
Exception Code: 0xC0000005
Exception Information: The thread tried to read from or write to a virtual address for which it does not have the appropriate access.
Heap Information: Not Present

[J3N53N 74U4N9]

Okey so it seems like I got a crash even today. I was to playing on the same server and during a map change csgo just shut down.

The diffrence is that there was no error massage or VS-start.
Just the game shutdown.

These are the servers I got these erros from:
BrutalCS - AIM DM ★ 01 ★ MULTIMODE ★ 128T: 178.236.67.5:27015
BrutalCS - AIM DM ★ 03 ★ MULTIMODE ★ 128T : 178.236.67.2:27015

[him]

Visual studio is a coding IDE for developers. I dont know why you have it. Also why did it hook to csgo???

[J3N53N 74U4N9]

I am a computer engineering student, that's why I have it.
Why it hooked and even started is also my question?

[hoby]

i had the same thing happen to me today, i want to ask you if you figured out what happened and if do could you please share.

[J3N53N 74U4N9]

Did your Visual Studios C++ open after a crash? If so then I still don't really know why, I assume that it is some sort of trigger when a error occur in counter strike... But I never got banned or anything so nothing to worry about there.

If it was just your counter strike crashing under a map change then I don't really think there is any fix. I am still getting crashes here and then. This often happens when I have been playing for long sessions and a new map is loaded on the server. I assume that this is an error in the game it self, and Valve may decide to fix it one day.