Spotify crashes on startup
TheDomoKun opened this issue · comments
🧐 Have you read the FAQ and viewed similar issues?
- I have read the FAQ
- I have checked older issues, open and closed
- I did a clean install of SpotX as described in the FAQ
Сountry of your account
Russia
What is your Spotify Plan?
Free
Do you have Spicetify installed?
No
ℹ Computer information
- Spotify: 1.2.35.663
- Windows: Windows 11 Pro 22621
- PowerShell: 5.1.22621.2428
📝 Description
- Deleted the old spotify using the utility from the readme
- Installed spotX (I tried all versions)
- Spotify crashes on startup with error code: 0xc0000022
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📸 Screenshots
No response
at what point do you get this error (show a screenshot)
also, your region cannot be Russian, since Spotify is not officially present in Russia
after clicking OK a gray window appears and the error occurs again
This also happens with already patched Spotify builds from Telegram
more like a Windows environment error, completely uninstall the current client, install the latest original Spotify and try again
I installed the original one and logged into my account, everything worked, then I patched it and it stopped launching
hmm strange, maybe one of our binary patches is not working correctly, we need to clarify some things:
- after installing SpotX and receiving an error, close the client
- go to the
AppData\Roaming\Spotify
folder - delete the Spotify.exe file
- rename the file
Spotify.bak
toSpotify.exe
and run the client
Does the error appear in this case?
after that it started
as I understand it you need before/after files?
after that it started
what started?
as I understand it you need before/after files?
at this stage I did not ask for files, you just need to replace the files and launch the client as I showed in the instructions above
Spotify started to launch after I renamed .bak to .exe
now that it turns out that the problem is with the patched Spotify.exe, you need to send it here:
- reinstall the latest Spotify, install SpotX again
- make sure that the error still appears
- go to the
AppData\Roaming\Spotify
folder and send theSpotify.exe
file here
you sent a 64 bit exe
I checked it and did not find any visible problems, this exe also starts successfully in my test virtual machine on the official Windows 11 Pro x64, version 23h2 updated March 2024
So if you actually did a clean install from the FAQ and checked that your AV does not block modified files, then I assume the problem is in your Windows build.
On the other hand, you say that the original Spotify is working fine for you, but the error that you receive has little to do with Spotify, it is precisely a failure in one of the parts of the registry related to Windows accounts and security, in general there is still a lot of strange things, if indeed the problem is with patches, then there should be more people with a similar problem, let's wait ..
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