Caught "std::exception" Exception message is: FatalException(unknown) - any reason?

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Dear community,
Matlab shows me the following:
Caught "std::exception" Exception message is:
FatalException(unknown)
MATLAB:dispatcher:loadLibrary Can't load 'C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2014a\bin\win64\mm_rmidd_mi.dll': The specified module could not be found.
Caught "std::exception" Exception message is:
FatalException(unknown)
MATLAB:dispatcher:loadLibrary Can't reload 'C:\Program Files\MATLAB\R2014a\bin\win64\mm_rmidd_mi.dll'.
I've looked for the file - and it's there - do you have any suggestions why matlab says this?
thanks in advance :)

Accepted Answer

Jason
Jason on 25 Jul 2014
I was having the same problem. Avast detected LIBMWM3I_RES.DLL as a threat and put it in its Virus Chest. I solved the problem by restoring the DLL and adding it to the exclusion list. The next time MATLAB started I got a warning from Avast and told it to ignore the problem (add to exclusions list). Restarted MATLAB and the error was gone.

More Answers (5)

Raphael
Raphael on 25 Jul 2014
I am getting the same exact error. It might be related to antivirus software falsely flagging something, since i received an alert the same time i opened Matlab 2014a 64-bit? I am using Avast Free version 2014.9.0.2021.

Raphael
Raphael on 25 Jul 2014
FYI: I removed this file from the virus chest, and added it to the exception list and restarted matlab. This fixed the problem for me.

Jonas
Jonas on 25 Jul 2014
Haha, yeah maybe that's it. I got a warning from avast too and have been putting it into the exception list - but haven't restarted yet. I hope that's gonna fix it :)

Jonas
Jonas on 25 Jul 2014
unfortunatley, mine still has the same problem - even though the entire Matlab folder is no excluded from avast

Jonas
Jonas on 25 Jul 2014
Found the solution, I had the LIBMWM3I_RES.DLL in the "Virus Chest". Didn't know that one existed. However, for those who don't know: Go into your avast panel -> right click on one of the free tabs next to quick scan. Choose virus chest -> and from there you can restore the files!

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