windows 10 empty context menu
I am seeing this strange bug on windows 10 RS1 and RS3 desktop PC. After running for several hours, it starts to slow down and right click menu comes empty. Then apps stop launching and I have to reboot.
I did upgrade graphics and network drivers but this problem still persists.
I was seeing this problem on RS1 and I did clean RS3 install but I still see the same problem.
I've attached screen capture of empty menu.
I cannot confirm this but it is probably happening after installing Visual Studio 2017. After clean build, I installed VS 2017 (C++), python and cmake.
Thanks
Update:
I get the following error message and started seeing empty context menu.
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WorkPace Fatal Error
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Sat Jan 19 16:58:54 2019
Caught C++ exception "std::runtime_error"
Caught C exception:
EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION; Address: 05A44B80; Continuable: true; Read from Address: 00000000
Please call support and provide the following file:
C:UserstempAppDataLocalWPExcept.log
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
Update 2
I left system idle for 2 days and it looked fine. But I started using VS 2017 and started seeing the problem.
visual-c++ visual-studio-2017 windows-10
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
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I am seeing this strange bug on windows 10 RS1 and RS3 desktop PC. After running for several hours, it starts to slow down and right click menu comes empty. Then apps stop launching and I have to reboot.
I did upgrade graphics and network drivers but this problem still persists.
I was seeing this problem on RS1 and I did clean RS3 install but I still see the same problem.
I've attached screen capture of empty menu.
I cannot confirm this but it is probably happening after installing Visual Studio 2017. After clean build, I installed VS 2017 (C++), python and cmake.
Thanks
Update:
I get the following error message and started seeing empty context menu.
---------------------------
WorkPace Fatal Error
---------------------------
Sat Jan 19 16:58:54 2019
Caught C++ exception "std::runtime_error"
Caught C exception:
EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION; Address: 05A44B80; Continuable: true; Read from Address: 00000000
Please call support and provide the following file:
C:UserstempAppDataLocalWPExcept.log
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
Update 2
I left system idle for 2 days and it looked fine. But I started using VS 2017 and started seeing the problem.
visual-c++ visual-studio-2017 windows-10
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
1
Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and checkGDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.
– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12
add a comment |
I am seeing this strange bug on windows 10 RS1 and RS3 desktop PC. After running for several hours, it starts to slow down and right click menu comes empty. Then apps stop launching and I have to reboot.
I did upgrade graphics and network drivers but this problem still persists.
I was seeing this problem on RS1 and I did clean RS3 install but I still see the same problem.
I've attached screen capture of empty menu.
I cannot confirm this but it is probably happening after installing Visual Studio 2017. After clean build, I installed VS 2017 (C++), python and cmake.
Thanks
Update:
I get the following error message and started seeing empty context menu.
---------------------------
WorkPace Fatal Error
---------------------------
Sat Jan 19 16:58:54 2019
Caught C++ exception "std::runtime_error"
Caught C exception:
EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION; Address: 05A44B80; Continuable: true; Read from Address: 00000000
Please call support and provide the following file:
C:UserstempAppDataLocalWPExcept.log
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
Update 2
I left system idle for 2 days and it looked fine. But I started using VS 2017 and started seeing the problem.
visual-c++ visual-studio-2017 windows-10
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
I am seeing this strange bug on windows 10 RS1 and RS3 desktop PC. After running for several hours, it starts to slow down and right click menu comes empty. Then apps stop launching and I have to reboot.
I did upgrade graphics and network drivers but this problem still persists.
I was seeing this problem on RS1 and I did clean RS3 install but I still see the same problem.
I've attached screen capture of empty menu.
I cannot confirm this but it is probably happening after installing Visual Studio 2017. After clean build, I installed VS 2017 (C++), python and cmake.
Thanks
Update:
I get the following error message and started seeing empty context menu.
---------------------------
WorkPace Fatal Error
---------------------------
Sat Jan 19 16:58:54 2019
Caught C++ exception "std::runtime_error"
Caught C exception:
EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION; Address: 05A44B80; Continuable: true; Read from Address: 00000000
Please call support and provide the following file:
C:UserstempAppDataLocalWPExcept.log
---------------------------
OK
---------------------------
Update 2
I left system idle for 2 days and it looked fine. But I started using VS 2017 and started seeing the problem.
visual-c++ visual-studio-2017 windows-10
visual-c++ visual-studio-2017 windows-10
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
edited Jan 22 at 17:50
RedFox
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
asked Jan 18 at 19:02
RedFoxRedFox
336416
336416
1
Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and checkGDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.
– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12
add a comment |
1
Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and checkGDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.
– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12
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Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and check
GDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and check
GDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12
add a comment |
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Some application is leaking GDI handles, would be my guess. In Task Manager on Details tab, right-click any column heading, Select Columns, and check
GDI objects. See if there's a process using a lot of them.– Igor Tandetnik
Jan 18 at 20:09
thanks @IgorTandetnik I will check it out and add a comment here.
– RedFox
Jan 18 at 20:12