Windows 10: Having trouble with forcepad driver tray window:SynTPEnh.exe - Application Error

I don't know what happened I keep getting this message after I log into my windows account.Forcepad driver tray window: SynTPEnh.exe - Application Error The instruction at 0x00000001400417CA referenced memory at 0x0000000000000000. The memory could not be read.Click on OK to terminate the programClick on CANCEL to debug the program

:)

 

Forcepad driver tray Window:SynTPEnh.exe - application error on Windows 10

When I turn on my computer, the same error message appears again and again. It says:

"Forcepad driver tray Window:SynTPEnh.exe - application error

the instruction at 0x000..... referenced memory at 0x000...... The memory can't be read.

Click on ,,ok,, to terminate the application"

Is it dangerous ? Could it be a virus or something ? What should I do to solve this ?

I mention that I have Windows 10.

Thanks in advance.

 

Application ERROR

How do I fix an error that continues to come up?

Forcepad driver tray window: SynTPEnh.exe - application error.

The instruction at 0x000000014000534A referenced memory at 0x0000000000000000.

The memory could not be read. Forcepad

 

How to have a Application in Tray always appear ?


*sarc I have a software called BlueSoleil (it helps me connect my Bluetooth headphones & other devices to my laptop : which otherwise doesn't detect them . I use a Bluetooth transmitter/receiver plugged into a usb port in conjunction with that ).


Only time it appears on the Tray , is when on .
Otherwise I have to find it's exe and start it.

I have it pinned to the task bar ; but its just taking up space from other apps I want there. I'd prefer to have it in the Tray so I can always activate it from there. The application itself doesn't have an option to always appear in the tray . Is there a way to do this ? I'm willing to look into the registry for a fix to this .

I've looked at settings in Windows 10, and the place where you're allowed to show items in the system tray : BlueSoleil does not appear as a option there.

I've been looking at third party applications that do this for me , but most don't address this problem, or set off the virus scanners. I rather not have extra programs taking up resources to do that .

Alternatively : I am open to ideas how to make the application always Run at startup.
In that way it will automatically appear in the Tray . Actually I think I can do that in Services ?

Okay, I found that application does have a tray exe service, I just have to make it always run. I will try it out .




Update : I found a application called RBTray-4_3.zip. I might try it out. Virus Total Scanner gave it a good rating . Link - RBTray . I just tried that ; and it works well as far as I can see.

This may be what I was looking for. I press its exe and I didnt even know it had start running. It doesn't even show on the Tray . Then I Right clicked on the "minus or minimize " button at the top right of a window as suggested , instead of simply minimizing the window ; the window or app is sent into the tray. I've yet to try it directly on a exe, etc. But I'll play around with it.


2nd Update - In-order to turn RBTray off, because i tried to move its folder to another part of the PC, it said it was still running. You have to have something minimized to the Tray by its method , then that item itself will display the Exit Option .

It doesn't work with my application. But it seems useful. I still have not solved my issue as of yet.
RBTray



Yet Another Update to share >> I found a way to add the Bluetooth application to the right click context menu. This site illustrates the simple registry entry .

How to Add Any Application to the Windows Desktop Right-Click Menu