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ASProxy64.dll Access Violation Causes Crashes: Astrill VPN and CC Switch

Quick fix

Add cc-switch.exe to Astrill’s Help → Hard excluded apps, then sign in to Astrill again.

Error output
异常代码: 0xc0000005
English translation

Exception code: 0xc0000005

After Astrill VPN is installed on Windows, ASProxy64.dll may be injected into the cc-switch.exe process and trigger an access violation, causing CC Switch to crash or fail to start. The user in Issue #2513 confirmed that adding cc-switch.exe to Astrill’s Help → Hard excluded apps and signing in again restored normal operation. Another comment mentioned Astrill’s LSP Uninstaller as a solution, but noted that OpenWeb mode may be affected; both approaches were discussed.

  1. Open Astrill, select OpenWeb mode from the menu, then go to Help → Hard excluded apps.

  2. Add cc-switch.exe to Hard excluded apps, then sign in to Astrill again.

  3. Restart CC Switch and check whether it opens normally.

ToolClaude Code
Version3.14.1、3.15.0(cc-switch 版本;影响范围未确认)
PlatformsWindows
What if Astrill settings do not have Application Filter or Exclude apps?
A comment says Application Filter may not work; switch to OpenWeb mode, then use Hard excluded apps under Help to add cc-switch.exe.
Do I need to sign in to Astrill again after adding the exclusion?
Yes. The steps provided in the comment say to add cc-switch.exe and then sign in to Astrill again.
Can I use Astrill’s LSP Uninstaller?
A comment on Issue #2513 says the LSP Uninstaller can remove the relevant DLL, but notes that this may affect OpenWeb; try the Hard excluded apps method first.

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