Android Studio cannot be initialized (0xc0000005)

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I have just installed Android Studio in my new notebook running Windows 10 - 64 bits with Java SE 8 152, but it suddently it stopped working, like, every time I try to run the Android Studio, the error message below appears:

"The application cannot be initialized correctly (0xc0000005)"

I've already tried to reinstall, run as admin, deactivate the antivirus... nothing worked.

android
android-studio
windows-10
asked on Stack Overflow Nov 26, 2017 by (unknown user) • edited Nov 26, 2017 by shmosel

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I had similar problem and disabling "Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR)" for studio64.exe in Windows Defender Security Center > App & browser control > Exploit protection > "Program settings" tab fixed this (you have to point to exact binary file with full path as using just executable name doesn't seem to work).

answered on Stack Overflow Dec 8, 2017 by revanmj
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AVD Settings -> Edit Image set Graphics to Software GLES 2.0

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answered on Stack Overflow Nov 26, 2018 by Momen Zaqout • edited Aug 29, 2019 by Momen Zaqout
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I had similar problem and disabling Data Execution Prevention for studio64.exe in Windows Defender Security Center > App & browser control > Exploit protection > Program settings tab fixed this (you have to point to exact binary file with full path).

My Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR) was already disabled by default

answered on Stack Overflow Feb 21, 2019 by Hil Tarus • edited Feb 21, 2019 by Ali Yousefi Sabzevar
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I had face similar problem and disabling Data Execution Prevention for studio64.exe as well as studio.exe in

Windows Defender Security Center > App & browser control > Exploit protection > System settings

tab fixed this (Make all option selection to Use default(on/off) whever the value they have in default).

Make all option selection to Use default(on/off)

My Force randomization for images (Mandatory ASLR) was already disabled by default(off)

answered on Stack Overflow May 7, 2020 by Manthan Patel
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Install fresh Windows and don't install Java kit (JDK) this caused the 0xc000005 problem for me.

answered on Stack Overflow May 14, 2020 by hasina ferouz • edited May 15, 2020 by Unheilig

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