비스타에서 Com surrogate의 작동이 중지되었습니다. 오류해결방법

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If you've been getting the error COM Surrogate has stopped working whenever you browse folders containing video or media files, you have come to a good place for some possible solutions. This problem is caused because of codecs and other COM components installed by various softwares that aren't fully Vista-compatible, like so.me versions of DivX or Nero.

Here's the error message:

There are a number of possible solutions to this problem, and the right solution depends greatly on what software is actually causing the problem. Some of the most well-known problem causing softwares are DivX and Nero, but there are others that cause the problem as well.

Possible Solutions

• If you are using DivX, you should be upgraded to the very latest version (6.5+)
  
• If you are using Nero, you can try upgrading to the latest version (7.7.5.1+)
  
• If you’ve upgraded Nero and Divx and still have the problem, you can try renaming the file C:\Program Files\Common Files\Ahead\DSFilter\NeVideo.ax to NeVideo.ax.bak.  You may also need to rename NeVideoHD.ax to NeVideoHD.bak
  This will break Nero Showtime, however. (thanks to dugi in the comments for this one)
  
• You can disable Thumbnail previews, which should make the problem go away, but isn't the optimal solution.
  
• The older ffdshow codec pack has been known to cause some problems. The ffdshow tryouts codec pack seems to work better. Might want to try using this one:  http://ffdshow-tryout.sourceforge.net/
  
• There's another possible solution below of turning off DEP for dllhost, which might not work for everybody. You may have to add divx+nero executables to the DEP ignore list.

Alan McC wrote in with this fix that might solve the problem in a much easier way. Essentially, turning off Data Execution Prevention on dllhost (the COM surrogate) can fix this problem for some people. This solution is detailed below.

Right click on Computer, and choose Properties

Click on Advanced System Settings, and then under Advanced, click Settings

Select the "Data Execution Protection" tab, and then click “Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select”

Click on the Add button, and then browse to C:\Windows\System32\dllhost.exe as shown

Click Open, and then OK.

Here's what you should see…

Now you can browse video folders without problems!

I'd like to thank Alan McC for writing in with not just the second solution, but also all of the screenshots.

Finally, if these don't solve your issue, it would be well worth your time to read through the comments. This thread has gotten a ton of attention, and there are a lot of useful responses in the comments below.