Assuming the crash is not a crash you would normally get when not using C++ Bug Validator, there are five possible causes.
Some DLLs from third party vendors which use system wide hooks do not interact with C++ Bug Validator and the target program very well. If you can identify such DLLs, add then DLL name to the DLLs not to be hooked tab on the Settings dialog and try again. C++ Bug Validator will not hook these DLLs.
5) There may be a bug in C++ Bug Validator. Whilst we have tried to make C++ Bug Validator as robust as possible there are scenarios that we may not have thought of and thus possible errors we have not catered for. Try to ensure that the crash never happens if you are not using C++ Bug Validator.
If the crash still happens and you have tried all the suggestions on this page, please send details of the error to Software Verify and we will try to reproduce the crash with a view to fixing any bugs found in as timely a manner as possible. Please contact us at the address provided on the contact page.
