: Sometimes, the problem isn't with the program but with a damaged Windows system file that the program relies on.
Under the tab, click Settings in the Performance section. Go to the Data Execution Prevention tab.
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Only exclude trusted software. Do not disable DEP system-wide.
Overzealous security software can mistake the active background scanning of StatusMonitor.exe for malware activity, cutting off its memory access. Open your antivirus dashboard (or ). Go to Virus & threat protection settings > Exclusions . Click Add or remove exclusions . This public link is valid for 7 days
Follow these methods in order—from simplest to most advanced.
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Follow these methods sequentially to isolate and resolve the crash. 1. Clean Reinstall the Associated Utility
A backed-up print queue often causes statusmonitor.exe to crash while trying to update your printer's status. Press Windows Key + R , type services.msc , and press . Scroll down and locate the Print Spooler service. Right-click Print Spooler and select Stop . Can’t copy the link right now
Often, the program simply needs higher privileges to access memory.