Posted September 17, 2019
Hi, I have a problem today I downloaded the installer and this error will not allow me to run it. Did something like this happen to you? I'm a little google and basically ideal is to reinstall windows, any other ideas?
Ridko
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Registered: Mar 2016
From Slovakia
DerBesserwisser
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Registered: Dec 2011
From Other
Posted September 18, 2019
Did you create a ticket for your problem (mantis2.gog.com or, Galaxy > cog menu > report issue) ?
merlinwv
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Registered: Jun 2010
From Germany
Posted November 28, 2019
high rated
In my case, it was an option from Windows Defender Exploit Protections:
Mandatory ASLR was "On by default", when the normal setting is "Off".
So, Just for the installation, set it to "Off" (or define an exception for the installer).
After installing, I could set it back - GOG Galaxy2 itself does run with this setting.
Post edited November 28, 2019 by merlinwv
pxl_ozzy
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Registered: Sep 2019
From United States
Posted January 01, 2020
In my case, it was an option from Windows Defender Exploit Protections:
Mandatory ASLR was "On by default", when the normal setting is "Off".
So, Just for the installation, set it to "Off" (or define an exception for the installer).
After installing, I could set it back - GOG Galaxy2 itself does run with this setting.
29klm5
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Registered: Dec 2012
From Austria
Posted March 22, 2020
This usually happens when using 10 years old applications... It really should not be the case for a modern installer like Galaxy 2.0
PS: You do not have to disable ASLR completely, just exclude this installer.
PS: You do not have to disable ASLR completely, just exclude this installer.
Post edited March 22, 2020 by 29klm5
Sgt.Nukem
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Registered: Mar 2010
From United States
Aurevhin
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Registered: Jun 2017
From Germany
Posted May 09, 2020
I have exactly the same problem: I get an immediate 0xc0000005 error when running the web installer of the GOG Galaxy client.
I tried disabling the Windows Defender real time protection as well as adding the installer executable as an exception, but the problem persists. No idea where or how to disable ASLR directly.
I've been trying to update, because I received a mail from GOG today, notifying me about a problem with the auto-update procedure in client versions lower than 2.0.15.
I'm on version 2.0.13 from February 25th 2020 at the moment and it seems that I'm stuck with this version now: No auto-update, no update-check function within the client, no offline installer and the web-installer won't even start.
I tried disabling the Windows Defender real time protection as well as adding the installer executable as an exception, but the problem persists. No idea where or how to disable ASLR directly.
I've been trying to update, because I received a mail from GOG today, notifying me about a problem with the auto-update procedure in client versions lower than 2.0.15.
I'm on version 2.0.13 from February 25th 2020 at the moment and it seems that I'm stuck with this version now: No auto-update, no update-check function within the client, no offline installer and the web-installer won't even start.
Post edited May 09, 2020 by Aurevhin
MICKABREAKER
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Registered: Mar 2021
From France
Posted October 04, 2021
I had the same problem as you on 03/10/2021 to solve this error code you just need an old version of GOG you download it and it updates : ) with the latest version
https://content-system.gog.com/open_link/download?path=/open/galaxy/client/setup_galaxy_1.2.67.58.exe&_ga=2.94721948.1474291569.1633327676-85023279.1633327667
Post edited October 04, 2021 by EPlCMICKAFR
StarssGOG
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Registered: May 2020
From Argentina
Posted August 28, 2022
In my case, it was an option from Windows Defender Exploit Protections:
Mandatory ASLR was "On by default", when the normal setting is "Off".
So, Just for the installation, set it to "Off" (or define an exception for the installer).
After installing, I could set it back - GOG Galaxy2 itself does run with this setting.