Android Studio 2.3.3 - OpenJDK Platform binary has stopped working

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I have Android Studio 2.3.3 installed on Windows 7 64 bit. I stayed a few weeks without opening it, and when I went to open it appeared this error:

Aftersearchingforawhile,doingsomeunsuccessfulprocedures,IdecidedtouninstallAndroidStudio,restartWindowsandreinstall,butitdidnotresolveeither.ThenIuninstalled,restartedWindows,deletedallfolderslinkedtoitfromwithintheusersfolder(C:\Users\\AppData-.android.AndroidStudio2.3,.gradle,etc.),includingtheentireSDKfolderwhichwasover40GB),andIinstalleditallagain.Afterthatthemessage"OpenJDK Platform binary stopped working" is no longer being displayed, but this other error began to appear:

I've also tried to change Gradle properties (org.gradle.jvmargs = -Xmx1024m), uninstall JDK, JRE, reinstall everything again (always restarting Windows before reinstalling), but the error persists !!!

How do I resolve this error?

    
asked by anonymous 02.09.2017 / 21:34

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After 3 days of breaking my head, I finally managed to solve it! I'll leave the solution here, as other people may have the same problem.

In my case the problem was with Comodo Firewall 10. I remembered that I had updated it a few days ago, so I focused on it.

The first thing I did was to create in Comodo a set of files for Android Studio, under the Reputation option, and I added all folders linked to the application:

IntheaboveimagehighlightingtheASfoldersIaddedinComodo,"Admin" is the user name of my Windows and "E: \ Android" is the folder where the SDK files are saved.

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After that I added this group as trusted (allowed) in 3 different Comodo Firewall modules: Firewall, HIPS and Shellcode Injections :

Inthecaseof"Shellcode Injections", you should open the Advanced Protection > Additional and click the Exceptions link in the "Detect shellcode injections" option. Quite possibly this option has solved the problem.

I hope it helps other people with the same problem!

    
04.09.2017 / 16:03