Daniel_Laixer

It took me a while to figure out why Windows Update was giving me an 0x80070001 error... I even resorted to reinstall Windows and do tests on a VM. In my case, to get Windows Update working again I had to remove the virtual drive that I created, "A:\Temp" in my case. Even resetting the Temp environment variables to default doesn't seem to help.

OK, after using the application for several days I've arrived to the conclusion that it just likes to crash randomly for no clear reason. I feel stupid for all my troubleshooting and "research". My brute-force workaround was creating a batch file that checks every 1 second if Virtual Controller is running and starts it if it's not: cd "C:\Program Files\Virtual Controller" :loop FOR /F "tokens=1 USEBACKQ" %%T IN (`tasklist /fi "ImageName eq VirtualController.exe" ^| findstr VirtualController.exe ^|...

Do you happen have an AMD video card?

Summary: add the application's installation folder to Windows Defender's (aka Windows Security) exclusions, even if Defender doesn't detect any threat regarding Virtual Controller So yesterday I installed Virtual Controller 1.0.7.2 to use it with Xenia XBOX 360 Emulator. It worked fine while I was doing multiple tests and tweaks until it suddenly started crashing in less than a minute after startup. Even viewer showed these errors: Aplicación: VirtualController.exe Versión de Framework: v4.0.30319...

Summary: add the application's installation folder to Windows Defender's (aka Windows Security) exclusions, even if Defender doesn't detect any threat regarding Virtual Controller So yesterday I installed Virtual Controller 1.0.7.2 to use it with Xenia XBOX 360 Emulator. It worked fine while I was doing multiple tests and tweaks until it suddenly started crashing in less than a minute after startup. Even viewer showed these errors: Aplicación: VirtualController.exe Versión de Framework: v4.0.30319...

Summary: add the application's installation folder to Windows Defender's (aka Windows Security) exclusions, even if Defender doesn't detect any threat regarding Virtual Controller So yesterday I installed Virtual Controller 1.0.7.2 to use it with Xenia XBOX 360 Emulator. It worked fine while I was doing multiple tests and tweaks until it suddenly started crashing in less than a minute after startup. Even viewer showed these errors: Aplicación: VirtualController.exe Versión de Framework: v4.0.30319...

Summary: add the application's installation folder to Windows Defender's (aka Windows Security) exclusions, even if Defender doesn't detect any threat regarding Virtual Controller So yesterday I installed Virtual Controller 1.0.7.2 to use it with Xenia XBOX 360 Emulator. It worked fine while I was doing multiple tests and tweaks until it suddenly started crashing in less than a minute after startup. Even viewer showed these errors: Aplicación: VirtualController.exe Versión de Framework: v4.0.30319...

IMO this should be on General Discussion instead of But Report It's more of a feature request