0xc0000005 application errors

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#2 remove the malware - or try to. Also the very top item in the forum the STICKY THREAD has other methods

#3 copy all your files off - if windows is corrupt, then bypass windows, by using linux. If it is disk or hardware then you might be stuffed. Also on the linux disk there is usually a memory checker Try that.

#4 find the problem first part does a system file check.... if you get that far down the page? The second part asks you to look at you system and application log files for errors. A lot shows in in the windows log files

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spaceboy wrote: »

The photos show the following messages:


Page not available

Your IT administrator has limited access to some areas of this app and the item you tried to access is not available. Contact IT Helpdesk for more information.


In Windows Security:
Your virus and threat protection is managed by your organisation.




It is a private computer on a private network in my house.

You could have a virus, or there could be a policy to stop you running non IT department approved software

I would look on the sticky for a bootable a/v cd if I were you... <Edit> But I could be wrong too, as google gives the first thread back like this when pasting your error message in it https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/protect_defender-protect_scanning-windows_10/your-virus-threat-protection-is-managed-by-your/279c6d56-927b-43bf-912b-99e1bdd608d4

spaceboy

A policy? It's my own personal compuer that I have owned for two years. I have no policy like that.

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spaceboy wrote: »

A policy? It's my own personal computer that I have owned for two years. I have no policy like that.

just read this and as per instructions do it from an administrative command prompt, it also say the same as #2 but also gives one other instruction : https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum/protect_defender-protect_scanning-windows_10/your-virus-threat-protection-is-managed-by-your/279c6d56-927b-43bf-912b-99e1bdd608d4

A computer can have a computer object and a user object. A group can also fall under users too.It is possible to place a restrictions, or limitation on users and computers via a policy, from changing of password period to what files and extension they can run. There are a shedload of policies, and home edition does support a small subset compared to other versions. I have home edition and I have this policy on my home edition!

spaceboy

Did that, it hasnt fixed the error. I still cannot open programs, I cannot remove avast...

Robisere

spaceboy wrote: »

Google isn't much help, I've tried searching.

Did you find the Microsoft Community Help? -


https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance-winpc/application-error-0xc0000005/6224ae45-a251-4f21-b076-74524618d00a

spaceboy

Robisere wrote: »

Did you find the Microsoft Community Help? -


https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_10-performance-winpc/application-error-0xc0000005/6224ae45-a251-4f21-b076-74524618d00a

I've just finished doing this and rebooting. It found corrupted files and automatically repaired them. However, I still get the error on restart.

grumpycrab

Still not able to copy important files off? Do a reset with "keep files"; you will lose any NON-MICROSOFT program installations...
1. do a restart (can you do this?) but hold shift key when you do it.
2. reset with "keep my files" is here
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12415/windows-10-recovery-options
(NB. could even try system restore if you have any restore points)

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spaceboy wrote: »

Did that, it hasnt fixed the error. I still cannot open programs, I cannot remove avast...

dont use add/remove to get rid of avast but download the avast uninstall utility.

If the installation of avast wont remove, you may have to install avast again and then remove

If it still does not work, you could use that linux disk from #3, boot linux and rename the avast directories in program files and Program Files (x86) then reboot into windows, and with a bit of luck it should get you in.

#19, resetting could be the easiest and quickest path for you.

debitcardmayhem

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Can you download malwarebytes and adwcleaner ? https://www.malwarebytes.com/
https://www.malwarebytes.com/adwcleaner/
Alternately if you have access to another PC download them there and put them on a USB?

Did you try this ?