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SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
The application was unable to start correctly (0xc000007b), Click OK to close the application... I am getting this in Sonar. The last thing I had done on my computer was load up Waves API. It worked in Sonar when I opened it up and was fiddling with it a week or so ago.... I started working Reaper today just to get a quick voice over done and was loading plug ins and when I went to scan my Slate Digital Virtual Tape Plug In something came up for a Waves Plug that is loaded but not paid for yet and Reaper just shuts down....Any thoughts on trouble shooting. I might go and delete the Waves and see how it runs...
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congalocke
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 18:51:42
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All my Sonar X1 projects are greyed out as well...
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 19:29:54
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0xc000007b can sometimes indicate a disk error. Try running checkdisk on the relevant drive(s), including the C drive.
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 19:54:35
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+1 on the disk being bad.
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 19:59:42
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So in this situation would you guys proceed? i.e. mirror disk and reload everything?
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:00:52
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I have 4 hard drives on this computer as well...including the bad one but one is empty...
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:02:52
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I checked that error out and it occurs for lots of different software, and Microsoft says it means bad disk image.
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tlw
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:05:39
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I wouldn't do anything until checkdisk and/or checking the disk SMART attributes has confirmed a disk problem. Without confirmation it's a possibility, not a certainty.
Assuming that is the problem, then personally I'd make double sure I had a backup of all data, taking one urgently if I hadn't, then swap the disk out and re-install.
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:12:46
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Bob - although MS say the error points to a bad disk image, it's also been known to crop up for other things. E.g. Adobe once put out a couple of bad/malformed/whatever dlls that were discovered to trigger it and fixed by an Adobe update.
It's the usual problem with Windows error codes - they rarely seem to point to just one thing. However, lots of people had problems with the Adobe dlls, and the forum doesn't seem to be over-run with X2a users having 0xc000007b errors.
Could be a third-party plugin dll though I suppose.
A hard disk check would still be my first port of call though, even if only for peace of mind.
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:24:13
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Thx guyz, gonna go through check desk with seatools and also go back to an older version (haven't done much in several months so....) Thanks for chiming in!!!
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:35:08
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Just ran the Seatools on S.M.A.R.T. Test and all my drives passed...
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:41:11
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In which case try removing the Waves stuff and see if sanity is restored........
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:42:58
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And I'd still run checkdisk to be on the safe side. Plus check the Windows logs for paging errors or other disk-related issues to be on the safe side.
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 20:47:18
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Removed Waves and going back to a different Restore point...Tried to do chkdsk but I only had a dos option that ran and closed but not sure how to find the file....almost done with Restore...
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Re:SONARPDR.exe - Application Error
2013/01/13 21:00:17
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Restored previous to Waves...VICTORY!!!! Thx guyz...
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