AppHangB1 Error

[Miss Loser]

Hello,

Recently, well for the past five months, whenever I play the game Audition the game freezes once I start it and I get an error message called AppHangB1.

Description:

A problem caused this program to stop interacting with Windows.

Problem signature:

Problem Event Name: AppHangB1

Application Name: Audition.exe

Application Version: 0.2.0.60

Application Timestamp: 4a9f75eb

Hang Signature: 0292

Hang Type: 2048

OS Version: 6.0.6001.2.1.0.768.3

Locale ID: 1033

Additional Hang Signature 1: ac2d3c14cb4b7d4a14a2ca2d75e18fc4

Additional Hang Signature 2: 577f

Additional Hang Signature 3: b377a2cd533df2288e24631fa59caf77

Additional Hang Signature 4: 0292

Additional Hang Signature 5: ac2d3c14cb4b7d4a14a2ca2d75e18fc4

Additional Hang Signature 6: 577f

Additional Hang Signature 7: b377a2cd533df2288e24631fa59caf77

Can anyone tell me what it is and how to fix it ?

[.bin]

No idea about the compatibility's and workings of the game you're trying to play, but I'd recommend telling us more information about your operating system, your antivirus software, and what peripherals you have plugged in. If another user cannot help you, try contacting Microsoft or the creator of the game for more information in regarding the issue.

[Miss Loser]

Oh. Okay.

Minimum Specification

CPU: Pentium III 1GHz

RAM: 256 RAM

Video Card: NVIDIA Geforce2 32MByte

Direct X: Direct X 9.0c

OS: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

Recommended Specification

CPU: Pentium 4 1.4 GHz

RAM: 512 RAM

Video Card: NVIDIA Geforce4 64MByte

Direct X: Direct X 9.0c

OS: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP

My Operating System:

System Information

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I use Windows Firewall and Windows Defender, that`s all.

I`m not sure if there is a hidden firewall or not but I don`t know how to detect it if there is.

[MagicAndre1981]

follow this guide:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=836071

run the commands under Memory dump from an application/process that is HANGING (not crashing) and post the results, that the adscript generates. It should post you a log file where it shows which thread is frozen and what is called there.

[Miss Loser]

  MagicAndre1981 said:

follow this guide:

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?s=&amp...st&p=836071

run the commands under Memory dump from an application/process that is HANGING (not crashing) and post the results, that the adscript generates. It should post you a log file where it shows which thread is frozen and what is called there.

ADPlus Version: 6.03.006

ADPlus Version Date: 12/16/2008

OS Version: 6.0

OS Build: 6001

DateTimeStamp: Date_10-06-2009__Time_16-34-35PM

ADPlus was run on:

Debuggers Installation Directory: C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x64)

Command line arguments used were:

-hang -pn Audition.exe -quiet -o c:\adplus

Script engine Version: 5.7.18068

WARNING! An '_NT_SYMBOL_PATH' environment variable is not set, as a result ADPlus will be forced to use 'export' symbols (if present) to resolve function names in the stack trace information for each thread listed in the log file for the processes being debugged. To resolve this warning, please copy the appropriate symbols to a directory on the server and then create an environment variable with a name of '_NT_SYMBOL_PATH' and a value containing the path to the proper symbols (i.e. c:\winnt\symbols) before running ADPlus in quick or crash modes again. NOTE: After creating the '_NT_SYMBOL_PATH' system environment variable you will need to close the current command shell and open a new one before running ADPlus again.

Selected debugger: cdb.exe

Output Directory: c:\adplus\Hang_Mode__Date_10-06-2009__Time_16-34-35PM

ADPlus was run with the '-quiet' switch.

g_Debug_Log = True

g_CheckFreeSpace = True

------ Current Actions for Hang Mode ----

Name: FullDump

Name: Stacks

Name: LoadedModules

Name: MatchingSymbols

Name: Heap

Name: Handle

Name: Dlls

Name: Locks

Name: ThreadUsage

*** ERROR ***

*** ERROR ***

*** ERROR ***

The following requested processes are not executing:

AUDITION.EXE;

Command Prompt Window Screenshot

I also tried running it on the 32-bit version [Debugging Tools for Windows (x86)] (since my computer claims to be 32-bit but only 64-bit programs work on it) and I got the same log results.

[MagicAndre1981]

go to Systemproperties (right click on computer icon on desktop and select properties), select advanced properties and create a new environment variable with the name _NT_SYMBOL_PATH and give the variable this value:

srv*C:\symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols

Now run the script again.

[Miss Loser]

  MagicAndre1981 said:

go to Systemproperties (right click on computer icon on desktop and select properties), select advanced properties and create a new environment variable with the name _NT_SYMBOL_PATH and give the variable this value:

srv*C:\symbols*http://msdl.microsoft.com/download/symbols

Now run the script again.

ADPlus Version: 6.03.006

ADPlus Version Date: 12/16/2008

OS Version: 6.0

OS Build: 6001

DateTimeStamp: Date_10-06-2009__Time_19-35-02PM

ADPlus was run on:

Debuggers Installation Directory: C:\Program Files\Debugging Tools for Windows (x64)

Command line arguments used were:

-hang -pn Audition.exe -quiet -o c:\adplus

Script engine Version: 5.7.18068

Selected debugger: cdb.exe

Output Directory: c:\adplus\Hang_Mode__Date_10-06-2009__Time_19-35-02PM

ADPlus was run with the '-quiet' switch.

g_Debug_Log = True

g_CheckFreeSpace = True

------ Current Actions for Hang Mode ----

Name: FullDump

Name: Stacks

Name: LoadedModules

Name: MatchingSymbols

Name: Heap

Name: Handle

Name: Dlls

Name: Locks

Name: ThreadUsage

*** ERROR ***

*** ERROR ***

*** ERROR ***

The following requested processes are not executing:

AUDITION.EXE;

[MagicAndre1981]

hmm, strange. Do you see a dmp file under C:\adplus\Hang_Mode__Date_10-06-2009__Time_19-35-02PM

if yes, zip it and upload it.

[Miss Loser]

  MagicAndre1981 said:

hmm, strange. Do you see a dmp file under C:\adplus\Hang_Mode__Date_10-06-2009__Time_19-35-02PM

if yes, zip it and upload it.

Hang_Mode__Date_10_06_2009__Time_19_35_02PM.zipFetching info...

That`s the entire folder. Not sure what a .DMP file is, but I don`t think it`s in there, just TEXT.

[MagicAndre1981]

no dump inside.

Did you close the hanging app before running the command? Leave the app running in background and now use adplus.

Here is a documentation for adplus:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286350

[Miss Loser]

  MagicAndre1981 said:

no dump inside.

Did you close the hanging app before running the command? Leave the app running in background and now use adplus.

Here is a documentation for adplus:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/286350

I still can`t find a .DMP.

Screenshot: of Command Prompt

.ZIP File: Hang_Mode__Date_10_10_2009__Time_03_19_56AM.zip

I really appreciate all the help you are providing me (:

[MagicAndre1981]

After running the script, go to the hanging app and click on it, so that Windows detects that it hangs.

Otherwise I don't know why it fails for you to generate the dumps. I've used this script several time, if an app hangs for me and it worked :unsure: