Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Error R6034 REAPER

[onewayout]

I recently bought a new USED tower with a fresh CLEAN install of Win 10 Pro x64. I have an SSD drive as my main drive and a regular 7200 HD for storage.

I have been getting this error code ONLY when I reboot my PC and open reaper. I have kept the PC on most of the time but lately have shut it down a couple of times and have noticed this error....

I have googled it but I do not see any solutions from 2017 or on....Anyone know what I can do for this?

Thx, jeff

[solger]

I have googled it but I do not see any solutions from 2017 or on....Anyone know what I can do for this?

Did you already try any of the pre-2017 solutions (since Windows 10 was also first released before 2017)

Otherwise you might find some useful hints here:

- https://forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1359967
- https://windowsreport.com/microsoft-...or-windows-10/

[onewayout]

Originally Posted by solger

Did you already try any of the pre-2017 solutions (since Windows 10 was also first released before 2017)

Otherwise you might find some useful hints here:

- https://forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1359967
- https://windowsreport.com/microsoft-...or-windows-10/

Thx for that Solger, The second link looks promising! I'll post back later this weekend after I can get a chance to dive into it....

[onewayout]

Originally Posted by solger

Did you already try any of the pre-2017 solutions (since Windows 10 was also first released before 2017)

Otherwise you might find some useful hints here:

- https://forums.cockos.com/showthread.php?p=1359967
- https://windowsreport.com/microsoft-...or-windows-10/

Ok so I used the SECOND link from Solger's post and followed all the instructions....I got to where I created a new account and opened a clean install of Reaper WITHOUT ERROR message...I proceeded to copy all my files of REAPER in my old account into the new account and sure enough ERROR message....

CONCLUSION: I have to clean out my reaper folder and find out the culprit.

Thx again, jeff

[LugNut]

Hi,
Are you manually copying files or are you using export/import configurations?
In any case, glad you're on the right path.

[onewayout]

Originally Posted by LugNut

Hi,
Are you manually copying files or are you using export/import configurations?
In any case, glad you're on the right path.

Was just manually copying files..... is that an issue....?

[LugNut]

Originally Posted by onewayout

Was just manually copying files..... is that an issue....?

Hi,

Not sure. But it may be worth a shot. Or do a fresh reaper install and just bring in basic stuff from your customized reaper using the configuration feature in preferences. Then do the rest by hand...meaning setting things to your preference.


Edit what is...created a new account?

[onewayout]

Originally Posted by LugNut

Hi,

Not sure. But it may be worth a shot. Or do a fresh reaper install and just bring in basic stuff from your customized reaper using the configuration feature in preferences. Then do the rest by hand...meaning setting things to your preference.


Edit what is...created a new account?

Thx Lugnut, yeah that's basically what I'm doing... is working out fine, well just have to recustomise some things as I go....

In the link they suggested you create another account in Windows 10. So I can have a regular account and then you add a friend: family member excetera...So doing that helped me figure out my Reaper ROAMING folder was corrupted.

[LugNut]

Hi,
I see. Good job. Weird error tho. At first to me looked like memory issue....glad it wasn't.

As an aside....where are you? I'm in Hollywood.

[onewayout]

Originally Posted by LugNut

Hi,
I see. Good job. Weird error tho. At first to me looked like memory issue....glad it wasn't.

As an aside....where are you? I'm in Hollywood.

OH, hey cool.... I'm right here in Miami... just moved here last year!