There have been several ways of solving this problem and we have decided to filter through the ones which have actually helped people and we have put them together in an article. Follow the article below to find out more!
What Causes the Wow-64.exe Application Error?
There are several different causes for the Wow-64.exe Application error. One of them includes a problem where the game’s cache gets corrupt due to various factors. Deleting the cache and maybe even some other folders from inside the game files might help you bring your game back to life as this has helped numerous people around the world. Additionally, your antivirus tools might be blocking the game’s executable from running properly or from accessing the files it needs. You will need to either uninstall, disable your antivirus, or you can simply add the WoW executable or folder to the exceptions list. This often occurs with AVG or Avast. Finally, the problem might be caused by broken WoW.exe and Wow-64.exe executable files. You can replace them by deleting them from the game’s installation folder and using the Scan and Repair function from the Battle.net launcher!
Solution 1: Delete the WoW Cache
There are several folders inside the World of Warcraft installation which can be deleted to restart several settings and run the game fresh without losing any of your personal data. There are several folders you should consider deleting before running the game again and checking to see if the Wow-64.exe Application error still appears. Note: Make sure that the game’s launcher is completely closed while you try to perform these steps! Additionally, if deleting the Cache folder doesn’t help, you can try to repeat the same process with the folder named WTF!
Solution 2: Add the Game’s Folder or Executable to Exceptions in Your Antivirus
Plenty of users who have third-party antivirus tools installed on their computer complained about how the game started to crash after installing these tools or after the game has been updated. In either of these occurrences, it’s quite possible that the antivirus has started to block the game’s executable from running properly so you will need to add it to the exceptions list along with the entire WoW folder. Kaspersky Internet Security: Home » Settings » Additional » Threats and Exclusions » Exclusions » Specify Trusted Applications » Add. AVG: Home » Settings » Components » Web Shield » Exceptions. Avast: Home » Settings » General » Exclusions.
Solution 3: Delete the Game’s Executable and Run the Repair Tool
Running the repair tool after deleting the WoW.exe and WoW-64.exe files can provide wonders for your game’s installation as this process can be used to make wonders for your game. Deleting the .exe files and running the repair tool will replace them with contemporary, working copies and it will also replace any other file it finds missing or corrupt. Follow the steps below in order to do so!
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