1. Application Error Event Id 1000

When an exception is raised in an application, its exception handler may correct or ignore the condition, rather than allow a failure to propagate up through intervening layers. This is very useful in scenarios where partial failures are expected and it is not desirable to fail an entire operation just because one of several optional parts failed. This exception is called a 'first-chance exception', as the application first gets a chance to handle the exception through its exception handler.For example, a console application may allow to enter Y or N in response to a question, but what if the user enters any other character?

If the programmer does not take this possible exception into account, the application would crash. More often than not, an application succesfully handles such an exception.

Application Error Event Id 1000

Otherwise applications would crash all the time.If an application is unable to handle an exception, whether by error of its own or through outside interference (e.g. Injection of a Symantec user-mode component), it crashes. If a debugger (WinDBG, DebugDiag, ProcDump, etc.) is attached to the application, it is given a second chance to deal with the exception (typically, by saving a memory dump, which allows further investigation. Hence, the name 'second-chance exception'.An Application Error Event ID 1000 is a directly result of a second-chance exception. Windows Error Reporting (WER) is a flexible event-based feedback infrastructure that allows to take further action when an Application Error event ID 1000 is detected.

One such action is the creation of a user-mode dump for further investigation.Your Symantec product may have configured WER to redirect user-mode dumps to one of its product data folders.For example, when using Symantec Endpoint Protection (SEP) 14, many processes listed in HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsWindows Error ReportingLocalDumps in the Windows registry shows C:ProgramDataSymantecLocalDumps as its DumpFolder value.If this is the case for the process you are looking to collect a user-mode dump from, navigate to the dump folder and collect the created dump(s). Otherwise, proceed with the following steps to enable the creation of user-mode dumps using WER:. Open regedit.exe.

Create folder C:Dumps. Navigate to:HKEYLOCALMACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindowsWindows Error ReportingLocalDumps. Right-click the Name/Type/Data area, select New., and click Multi-String Value.

Enter DumpFolder as its name. Double-click DumpFolder, enter C:Dumps, and click OK.

Right-click the Name/Type/Data area, select New., and click D-Word (32-bit) Value. Enter DumpCount as its name. Double-click DumpCount, enter a and click OK. Right-click the Name/Type/Data area, select New., and click D-Word (32-bit) Value.

Enter DumpType as its name. Double-click DumpType, enter 2, and click OK.This keeps a record of the last 10 user-mode dumps as a result of application crashes in the C:Dumps folder.

These settings take effect immediately; a restart is not required.

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