How to fix Unknown Software Exception 0xe06d7363 error in Windows (Nothing else worked)
The Error 0xe06d7363 is one of several Windows errors which some people might find confusing, due to the different error messages it appears with.
Some messages that may appear along the error include:
- GetExceptionCode();
- GetExceptionInformation();
- GetLastError();
- Unable to load DLL SqlSpatial.dll;
- HRESULT 0xe06d7363 (often associated with Microsoft.SqlServers and not covered in the solutions below).
There are several reasons why this error appears:
- Corrupt or damaged registry files;
- Incomplete installation of a program;
- A virus infection;
- Damaged or outdated system drivers;
- A third-party security program;
- Pending updates of programs;
- Damaged hard disk drive.
The solutions listed below should help you diagnose the causer and fix this error. All you need to do is to read them carefully and follow the instructions.
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Restore your computer's settings through System Restore
0(1)0(0)The System Restore feature ‘rewinds' your Windows OS to a certain restore point in the past when your computer was working properly, without affecting your documents. Maybe restoring the computer will fix this problem.
To restore your computer:- Go to the start menu and type System restore;
- Click Next;
- Select a restore point ;
*You can also check the Show more restore points box to see all the restore points stored on the system.
**Click the Scan for affected programs first, which will show you what programs have been installed after the restore point was created. - Wait for the process to complete
Note: Do not interrupt the process to avoid irreversible software damages and data loss. If you use a laptop, connect it to the AC adapter before you start restoring Windows.
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Reinstall the computer's operating system
0(0)0(0)If you tried all the other options, but none of them worked, and you still get this error message, consider reinstalling Windows. By reinstalling Windows, you will remove all the corrupt system files and have them replaced by intact ones, aside from removing all the programs installed, and depending on your preferences, other data.
Before you decide on reinstalling Windows, make a backup of your data (check out the don't know how to back up my files guide), because reinstalling the operating system may involve data loss (e.g. of photos, videos, music and other sensitive documents).
Check out the don't know how to install an operating system guide, if you are not sure how to perform this procedure.
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