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> OS is Windows XP SP3
Oh wow, that's old! XP is not more supported by Python, but it's no more supported by Microsoft neither.
A crash can have various reasons. Usually, it's a buffer overflow or a race condition "somewhere". You should try to collect more information using faulthandler, or maybe using Visual Studio.
https://docs.python.org/dev/library/faulthandler.html
I suggest you to try to upgrade Windows and Python to more recent versions.
Anyway, as Zachary wrote, Python 3.4 is no more supported (only security fixes, nor more bug fixes). |
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