Windows 10: Python script crashes on windows 11

It is windows thread detector bug because i ran tha same script in a pc with the intel 9900k and it runs smootly So the thread detector in windows 11 has bug

:)

 

Simple Python Scripts

Hey exodusprime1337,
Just got in from shoveling snow *Frown

I'm all for suggesting Linux to people, but...
I've also learned to keep my variables to a minimum.
What I'm saying is, when learning something new,
Python in this case, you don't want to add Linux and the
shell into the mix as debugging is harder with 2 unknowns.

Stick with your tried and true environment when experimenting
w/ Python and when you have time to focus on Linux only
start messing w/ shell scripting, perl and tcl/tk.
Then you'll realize that you can do everything on Linux.

For now just remove my she-bang line Code: #!/usr/bin/python[/quote] as it's only function is to tell the Linux kernel what interpreter to use.

I'll have another script for you tonight *Smile

 

Simple Python Scripts

Before we post any more scripts, I'd like to take
a step back and go over the basic help function
within the Python interactive console.
(mine is on linux, not sure if the Windows version is exactly the same) *Confused

Here I start the Python console, it tells me what
version I'm using and gives me a >>> prompt





Now I use the HELP function to view all the installed modules/libraries
Code: help("modules")[/quote]







Now to see what functions are contained within a particular module,
we simply use help again. I'll be looking at the webbrowser module
which can be seen in the list.
Code: help("webbrowser")[/quote]







By looking into the module, I see that I want to use the open_new(url) function,
so my command(s) will look someting like this.
I have to import the module to use the functions.

Code: >>> import webbrowser >>> webbrowser.open_new("TechPowerUp")[/quote] As you can see from the image, my default browser opened to
the specified url from within Python.





Help can navigate through any module, exposing the various
functions which I hope will make your python coding easy and fun *Big Grin

Now lets do some scripting. *Wink

 

Windows 11 Randomly crashing apps.

Hello! My name is Cristiano. I'm an Independent Advisor. I'm glad to help you.

Based on the information, the issue seems to be with the PC and not with the Python scripts. Your has tried different RAMs, SSDs, GPUs, and configurations, but the problem persists even after a clean install of Windows 11 and Windows 10. The latest Windows update has made things a bit more stable, but the PC still crashes randomly. You has also mentioned that the Python scripts crash very often with the error "Windows fatal exception: access violation." It is suggested to seek technical support from a professional to diagnose and fix the issue. Another suggestion is to run Python scripts from the command prompt to avoid the scripts from closing immediately.