Comment Sniper Fix – Exception EFCreateError in Module CommentSniper.exe at 0001DCAA

September 25, 2010 by Lee Jones
Filed under: FIX-IT 

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Comment Sniper is one of those programs i use on a daily basis, although i don’t have to do anything as it runs on start up.

While it worked perfectly well on two other computers that had Windows XP installed, as soon as i upgraded to Vista and then windows 7, the problems started.

What i was getting was an Exception error – Exception EFCreateError in Module CommentSniper.exe at 0001DCAA

error Comment Sniper Fix Exception EFCreateError in Module CommentSniper.exe at 0001DCAA

Here is the FIX

  1. Open the folder where you have installed Comment Sniper, and right click on the file  – config.dat and select properties at the bottom of the list.
  2. With the proerties window open, click on the Security tab
  3. Click on the edit button To Change Permisions
  4. Select Users
  5. click the area to put a checkmark in the allow column for Write
  6. click on apply
  7. click on OK

Comment Sniper will now open and run from startup

Any problems just leave a comment below

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3 Comments on Comment Sniper Fix – Exception EFCreateError in Module CommentSniper.exe at 0001DCAA

  1. Steve Hubbard on Thu, 28th Oct 2010 8:55 AM


    2. Lee,

    I was referred to Comment Sniper by Russell Bruson. Unfortunately on Win 7 x64, I can’t get it to run. I tried your fix and no luck.

    Was hoping could find others that were able to get it working.

    Glad it is working for you.

  2. Lee Jones on Thu, 28th Oct 2010 11:01 AM


    3. As i dont have the 64bit version of windows 7 i cannot really help you any further or test it, but i’m pretty sure that the method i described would work , as it’s only preventing the config.dat file from being written, and I would think it’s just a permission that needs to be set correctly.

    There must be some where in the properties to set the permission to allow you to set a write permission to allow – does it have a check mark opposite the Write allow column ?

    Also Make sure also that you are signed in on windows 7 as Administrator – then there is no reason for it not to work for you

    Lewt me know how you get on !

  3. Steve on Thu, 28th Oct 2010 2:05 PM


    4. Lee,

    I figured out that if I configure it to run in compatibility mode of XP SP3 it appears to be working.

    Thanks for the encouragement.

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