Fatal Application Exit - Unable to open or create registry map

[therealdunketh]

Hopefully someone has an idea about this. I note there are plenty of 'Fatal Exit' posts already but none describe the same scenario.

I have an app that contains Citrix Receiver, Java Runtime and IE settings defined. Basically a ThinApp IE11.
I open Internet Explorer and it runs, java works and everything's hunky-dory. However, as soon as you quit Internet Explorer the following message is displayed:



In this scenario I am only using a ThinApp because I need to run java and legacy ActiveX controls within Internet Explorer. I cannot do this in my regular local browser as security settings/policies block these tools.
Help!?

[tunemickyJP · Accepted solution]

Hi.

You are getting the Rundll32.exe error when exiting IE.

The following are possible cases where this problem may occur.
 IE option "Delete browsing history on exit" is enabled

The solution is to disable this IE option.
Or to prevent Rundll32.exe from running on the ThinApp VOS.
Add an exception to Package.ini and Rebuild.

Example of Package.ini)
[BuildOptions]
ChildProcessEnvironmentDefault=Virtual
ChildProcessEnvironmentExceptions=Rundll32.exe

b/r

[Kinsella215]

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@therealdunketh wrote:

Hopefully someone has an idea about this. I note there are plenty of 'Fatal Exit' posts already but none describe the same scenario.

I have an app that contains Citrix Receiver, Java Runtime and IE settings defined. Basically a ThinApp IE11.
I open Internet Explorer and it runs, java works and everything's hunky-dory. However, as soon as you quit Internet Explorer the following message is displayed:



In this scenario I am only using a ThinApp because I need to run java and legacy ActiveX controls within Internet Explorer. I cannot do this in my regular local browser as security settings/policies block these tools.
Help!?

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It is a problem of your Intent.

Please add your Activity in your AndroidManifest.xml.

When you want to make a new activity, you should register it in your AndroidManifest.xml.

[therealdunketh]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

The rather brutal approach of simply blocking rundll has fixed the issue.

This was on a windows system so Android and other elements not an issue - this time. 🙂