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| Debug Assertion Failure Well, for the past 2 weeks or so, i have been having a random problem with my internet explorer. At random, a little window pops up that sais: MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ DEBUG LIBRARY Debug assertion failed! Program: C:\Program Files\GameSpot\GameSpotDownloadManager_Win32.exe File: c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\include\list Line: 776 Expression:list erase iterator outside range "this line is not always the same" For information on how your program can cause an assertion failure, see the Visual C++ documentation on asserts. (Press Retry to debug the application) sadly retry dont work... Its really annowying, because it just causes all the internet windows to close. I sometimes just leave it there and continue what im doing (as long as i dont choose any options, it dosent close any windows) This is basicaly my last resort bfore reinstalling Internet Explorer. Any help would be gladly appreciated BTW, im sorry if this is in the wrong forum... I didnt know if i should post this here or in the Virus section.... |
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| Re: Debug Assertion Failure How this problem is related with C++? Install letest update and try to repair it. |
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| Re: Debug Assertion Failure Personaly, i have got really no clue on how to repair it and Im pretty sure its updated to the latest version. |
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| Re: Debug Assertion Failure It looks to me as though you are downloading a corrupt file, or one not designed for use on your computer. Are you downloading a file for a game machine of some kind, or a file for a different computer platform? It might also be that there is malware in the download. |
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| Re: Debug Assertion Failure No.... I wasnt downloading anything for any "other" platforms. Yea, but im pretty sure its somthing i downloaded. |
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| Re: Debug Assertion Failure maybe a update of this download program is needed .C:\Program Files\GameSpot\GameSpotDownloadManager_Win32.exe as suggested when i search for info one it as other's are having error problems with it, |
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