ANSWERED Error message - Recovery. Unexpected crash?

[GoldenCap 0]

Each time I start windows the Airvpn client shows the message - "Recovery. Unexpected crash ?". The client then connects as normal. Uninstalling and deleting the \appdata\local\airvpn directory and reinstalling makes no difference.

 

Client ver 2.9.2  Windows 64 bit 8.1

 

How can I clear this error message ?

 

[Staff 10018]

Each time I start windows the Airvpn client shows the message - "Recovery. Unexpected crash ?". The client then connects as normal. Uninstalling and deleting the \appdata\local\airvpn directory and reinstalling makes no difference.

 

Client ver 2.9.2  Windows 64 bit 8.1

 

How can I clear this error message ?

 

Hello!

 

Please shut the software down properly (menu "AirVPN" -> "Exit" then confirm).

 

Kind regards

[GoldenCap 0]

Exiting the client before closing Windows does prevent the error message.

Windows shuts down quicker too !

[Guest]

I have the same problem since a few days. I comepletely shut down Eddie (Eddie menu -> Exit) and I even wait for a couple of minutes before shutting down but after I reopen Eddie after startup it gives out the "Recovery. Unexpected Crash?" error message. I do not if it is bad or not but it is definitely annoying.

[LZ1 673]

Each time I start windows the Airvpn client shows the message - "Recovery. Unexpected crash ?". The client then connects as normal. Uninstalling and deleting the \appdata\local\airvpn directory and reinstalling makes no difference.

 

Client ver 2.9.2  Windows 64 bit 8.1

 

How can I clear this error message ?

Hello!

 

In addition to what Staff said, please do also consider updating your client, as it's extremely out of date if you're using 2.9.2(!). Changelog.

[shivadiva 1]

Lately I'm having the same issue with Eddie 2.15.2 on Windows 7 x64.

It makes no difference how I close the program.

 

It only started happening after I upgraded to the latest Eddie version and started using Connectify (WiFi hotspot software).

Currently in the process of finding out which one of these actually caused the issue.

 

If anyone wants to check out my logfile in the meantime, have at it: https://zerobin.net/?8e331d28ec436130#+XF6RT6fRF0LRJ5fEx17QLjxH8lE9tKOZAIOmLBGYfA=