STMStudio crashing on windows 7 x64

[regiuliano2009]

Posted on March 20, 2012 at 16:38

Hi all,

I have recently discovered the STMStudio and I'm trying to make it work with my F4-Discovery. The problem is that when I press play the program CRASH. I have my board attached by USB and ST-link is working good (programming and reading memory with Atollic and STM32 ST-LINK Utility). This is what I do: 1) select ST-LINK SWD, 2) add a variabile for example. ADC3ConvertedValue | 0x2000003c   |  signed 3)press play -> CRASH! I'm using windows 7 ultimate x64 that's my windows report Firma problema:   Nome evento problema:    APPCRASH   Nome applicazione:    STMStudio.exe   Versione applicazione:    0.0.0.0   Timestamp applicazione:    45d08242   Nome modulo con errori:    StackHash_4937   Versione modulo con errori:    6.1.7601.17725   Timestamp modulo con errori:    4ec49b8f   Codice eccezione:    c0000374   Offset eccezione:    000ce6c3   Versione SO:    6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48   ID impostazioni locali:    1040   Informazioni aggiuntive 1:    4937   Ulteriori informazioni 2:    4937eeba3d545f674b9c4a46a5045388   Ulteriori informazioni 3:    ed82   Ulteriori informazioni 4:    ed824221933476bb1d64a10c354ebfd7 Where am I doing wrong? thanks in advance

[regiuliano2009]

Posted on March 21, 2012 at 16:17

I have tried on another windows 7 x64 machine and it's working good. I can't figure why on my DELL machine isn't working and crashing.

I have disinstalled, repaired the application, installed again java 1.6 and mscrv7.dll but nothing is happening. Keep on crashing! please help thanks

[robin2399]

Posted on April 12, 2012 at 09:57 I have exactly the same problem on a DELL Laptop, Windows 7 Enterprise!

[frankmeyer9]

Posted on April 12, 2012 at 15:44

Since I'm using Linux for all boards with workable Linux driver, I have only superficial knowledge about the special requirements for the ST-Link V2 driver.

However, it works on my Acer Laptop with Win 7 64 Bit. I hope you did install the driver and the software as admin, didn't you ? My next step would be to check (USB) driver installation in the device manager, and try a remove + reinstall. Window's driver repair attempts have never been successfull for me. Or, you might have interference with other SW tools...

[Tesla DeLorean]

Posted on April 12, 2012 at 18:21

Or, you might have interference with other SW tools...

Probably some crap from DELL, seems to be a common factor. Pity no one has a debugger installed, via MSVC or whatever, the dumps don't tend to help much outside Microsoft. Perhaps ST can send someone a build with a .PDB file so you could narrow it down to a source file and line. As everyone has a high-order version of Windows 7, perhaps consider XP Mode via Virtual PC.

[regiuliano2009]

Posted on April 13, 2012 at 16:10

Hi clive1,

I have made a fresh installation on my dell (still win7 x64) without installing demon tools (probably that's the problem) and STMStudio keep working well. I have tried a virtual machine on VirtualBOX from Oracle but I can't easily pass the usb-stlink peripherial. I menage to pass it, only whwn main PC starts and only 1 time. In fact, if I shut down the virtual machine and I try to reboot it, I can't handle the st-link again. It's seems stucked. I think, it's a problem of VirtualBOX and not of stmStudio