Unhandled Win32 Exception errors can show up anywhere in Windows. Whether you are just surfing the internet, listening to music or working on a document, such errors can show up again and again and make themselves an annoyance.

The errors can be caused by a program that has not been installed properly. If you know which program is causing this, uninstall the program, and reinstall it again. Check if there is an updated version of the program, and if so, obtain the updated one and install that instead. To minimize conflicts between different programs, you may also want to consider uninstalling programs that you don't need, additionally clearing up some free space in the process.

Be sure to run Scandisk, which is a program bundled with Windows, to check whether there are any bad sectors in your hard disk. Bad sectors corrupt files and data. If a program file is located in a bad sector, it can cause Win32 exception errors.

If these errors occur when you are using Internet Explorer, uninstall any browser add-ons one at a time to see if the errors disappear. Very often, add-ons can give problems if they are not programmed properly.

It is advisable to perform a full registry scan and repair. You can do this by using a registry cleaner. A registry cleaner is a software that goes through the Windows registry to find errors and repair them. Problems in the Windows registry are the main causes of errors in Windows, and so it is important to fix the errors in order to keep the system in good working order.



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