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djm34 / ccminer-msvc2015

ccminer updated to the latest version of visual studio (2015)
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the application was unable to start correctly (0xc00007b) #8

Closed dragonvenom500 closed 6 years ago

dragonvenom500 commented 7 years ago

Are there any dependencies standard windows 10 does not meet to run the program? I install all kinds of runtimes, and no matter what I do, I get this error. I'm trying to run the program normally, trying to mine zcoin.

djm34 commented 7 years ago

it is a static build and it doesn't require any dependency.

Which version are you using and which card do you use ? Also when you say "run the program normally" what do you use ?

dragonvenom500 commented 7 years ago

It is ccminer v0.0.3. The card I am using is a nvdia gtx 1060. I am running the program with a .bat file that has the exact same script as found on the zcoin website. For the program to actually run, will I need need to have set up a wallet and joined a pool before it will start?

djm34 commented 7 years ago

works perfectly fine on both my 1070 and 080ti on windows 10 pro... what is in your bat file ? you most likely need to register to a pool (or download a wallet) to run on it, however it shouldn't return that sort of message but just exit if you didn't provide any pool address or wallet address

Micdvd85 commented 7 years ago

@dragonvenom500 I get the exact same error on windows10, just trying to run a simple .bat file it won't do anything except give me the error. I also got the runtime error as well but eventually fixed that on my own. However I cannot get past this error...

Micdvd85 commented 7 years ago

@djm34 it's not a pool error or anything else... it's a windows error that closes the program instantly.

Micdvd85 commented 7 years ago

@dragonvenom500 I finally got mine to work. I had to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 x86 version. If you only have the 64bit version it won't work. Make sure you have both and see if that solves your problem.

ipsumium commented 6 years ago

@Micdvd85 Thank you, I've been debugging for three hours. x86 version solved vcruntime140.dll error in my case