Application error oxc000001d

[KatyaFiregirl]

I guess I am not going to be joing you all in the Second Life universe.  Whenever I try to run SL, I get the following message:

"The application failed to initialize properly (oxc000001d). Click on OK to terminate the application.”

I have tried uninstalling, clearing my cache, cookies, etc, and reinstalling.   I have tried uninstalling, clearing the "user/application data/secondlife" folder, renaming said folder as indicated, rebooting, and reinstalling.  I have tried uninstalling, removing said folder, removing anything I could find that might be linked to SL, rebooting, reintstalling, and rebooting again.  All without success. 

I am still getting the exact same error message. 

Running Windows XP, with all system requiments/recommended parameters for SL met or exceeded.

And I have already spent WAY more time on this than it deserves....

[JeanMax]

i can't log on in secondlife it keep saying it's frozen

[Griffin Ceawlin]

Try a Third Party Viewer?

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Third_Party_Viewer_Directory

[Faubio Alter]

Did you get a blue screen with this error?

Are you running maybe Windows XP on an older PC?

I would do frequent back ups of data on this PC.

This might be caused by a virus or a hardware problem (error in memory, bad sector on hard drive  malfunctioning CPU.) Run a full scan of your PC for viruses and check your events in the Windows OS for hardware issues.

I think you need a second opinion, however and I recommend you get it from here:

http://forums.cnet.com/?tag=mncol;pm

In the end, at the least, you might want to reinstall the OS. Backup your data before reinstalling the OS.

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[Ansariel Hiller]

That is a typical error nowadays happening on older PC that don't support SSE2 - which is a requirement for any viewer > 2.7.

[Peewee Musytari]

To check if your CPU meets the requirements, go to http://www.cpuid.com/downloads/cpu-z/1.58-setup-en.exe

Instal & run CPU-Z and check the results to see if SSE2 is listed in the "Instructions" field.

You will need to upgrade your system to effectively run the latest versions of SL if SSE2 is not included there.

[Ivo Takacs]

this happend to me twice

(yesterday)