I’ll get straight to the point. Fixing runtime error r6025 can be difficult. You’ll be trying to start up one of your applications, and up will pop this error. No amount of rebooting, powering down, or cursing at it will make it stop either! It can show up with a few variants like, c++, pure virtual, microsoft visual c++ runtime library error, etc.
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Fixing this problem depends a lot on which application you’re trying to start up, or what’s going on with your computer. If it’s IE, you’ll want to go into add/remove programs, and repair Internet Explorer. During the repair process it sometimes replaces some of the guts of the program that might be causing problems including iexplore.exe. This method can apply to other applications as well. If you open them up and reinstall it can help, especially if it has been working fine up until recently.
Another trick that can help is that if this problem just started, you can use the system restore feature in either Windows XP or Windows Vista. Typically this isn’t so effective if you’ve had the problem for a while though, since you’d need to go to a restore point that was previous to when the problem started.
Sometimes you need to go through a long list of troubleshooting steps. I used to do that, but the time involved in fixing it was intollerable. That’s a bit beyond the scope of this article, and in most cases, I usually just cheat and take the easy way out. There’s a utility I’ve purchased that makes people think I’m a genius at fixing stuff when reality it’s not me. The time alone made it worth the money. I’ve written more about it in a previous article, but click here if you’d like to find out more anyway.
