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    MapPoint crashes after about 10-15 minutes working with it. Importing data from excel, managing territories, nothing consistent seems to cause it to stop responding. Below is the entire list of error codes. The system this software is on exceeds the minimum requirements Microsoft has posted.

    Problem Event Name:               BEX

    Application Name:                     MapPoint.exe

    Application Version:                  19.0.18.1100

    Application Timestamp:             4fd664bb

    Fault Module Name:                  MSVCR100.dll

    Fault Module Version:               10.0.40219.325

    Fault Module Timestamp:          4df2be1e

    Exception Offset:                      0008af3e

    Exception Code:                        c0000417

    Exception Data:                         00000000

    OS Version:                               6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48

    Locale ID:                                  1033

    Additional Information 1:           c2d1

    Additional Information 2:           c2d1ecc6995a2ed9839385f5ff877c15

    Additional Information 3:           2212

    Additional Information 4:           22123a9e4eafffc9e40d33b8ae2daec1

    Have tried replacing the dll file, updating and reinstalling .netframeworks and C++.

    Not sure where else to troubleshoot, a ticket was opened with Microsoft already and all they ended up doing is remoting in and reinstalling MapPoint 2013. This did not resolve the issue and now I cannot get an update nor additional support.

    Tuesday, June 18, 2013 2:52 PM

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    The rest of us don't get an exception like this. MapPoint 2013 has been around for nearly a year and I haven't seen a similar report, so it is unlikely that you are hitting a particular bug in the GUI.

    Therefore there must be something that is different between your PC and ours.

    Do you have any extensions or add-ins installed for MapPoint? If so, these would be the most likely bet.

    After that, I would go for a corrupt dataset that you have created (for example, importing "bad" data from Excel or Access could conceivably create a problem although it usually prettier looking than this);  or a corrupt installation of Windows. Note that the exception is thrown by a standard MS DLL. What could corrupt your Windows? Various things, but a failing disk is one of the more likely. Do a full disk check (including surface scan) to make sure - and do that before any Windows Repair operations.

    Also, do not rule out the possibility of over heating. I have no idea what type of PC you have, but this is a problem with things like laptops, souped up desktops,etc. However if you can watch an entire streaming movie okay without overheating, then you're probably fine.  (overheating also usually takes the entire machine down, although this isn't always the case)


    Richard Marsden
    MapPoint Add-ins at Mapping-Tools.com

    Wednesday, June 19, 2013 1:27 PM
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    Thanks for some of the options. There are no installed add ins, and although corrupted windows could be a viable option, would it be plausible having 3 users experiencing identical issues? Will definitely perform the disk scan to rule out.

    The possibility of the imported data being corrupt is probably higher than corrupted windows but I would need to import known, uncorrupted data of substantial size to test

    Wednesday, June 19, 2013 4:56 PM