99.9% of time silent quit is program author’s failure. And this can be caused by very broad range of factors: failed assertions about running platform, inappropriate permissions (some programs require broken permissions to run, others fail to run with broken ones), unexpected (by program’ author) registry or configuration values, missing or wrong versions of DLLs, missing DLL exports, etc. The only case silent quit may happen is if executed program quit “on its will” (according to program flow).
Maybe because you are running a 32-bit version and try to launch a 64-bit program, or because the Windows version of your device is too old or new.Īctually in case Windows cannot load/run a program, it shows somewhat appropriate error message (it’s very broad, as it “this program cannot run on this computer”, still it’s relevant error message).
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