Windows DEP is a security feature that blocks code from executing in unexpected memory regions. Older QRMA software was not designed with DEP in mind, leading to immediate runtime crashes.
If the software was designed for Windows 7 or 8, you may need to force these settings: Right-click the QRMA desktop icon and select Properties Compatibility
| Error Message | Likely Cause | Technical Explanation | |---------------|--------------|------------------------| | Runtime Error 13: Type mismatch | Data from sensor is not numeric | The USB sensor returns a non-numeric value (e.g., noise, open circuit, or corrupted byte) | | Runtime Error 9: Subscript out of range | Database index failure | The software tries to access a frequency signature (e.g., organ #245) that doesn’t exist in the .mdb or .dat file | | Runtime Error 6: Overflow | Frequency calculation exceeds variable limit | Integer variable (e.g., 16-bit) cannot hold computed frequency (e.g., >32,767 Hz) | | Runtime Error 91: Object variable not set | Missing DLL or COM object | ActiveX control or mscomctl.ocx not registered | | Runtime Error 5: Invalid procedure call | Sensor misconfiguration | Incorrect COM port or baud rate mismatch (expected 9600, got 115200) | | Runtime Error 53: File not found | Missing frequency database | disease.dat , organ.dat , or herb.db missing from install directory | quantum resonance magnetic analyzer runtime error
Before closing, a responsible note: The is not recognized as a medical diagnostic device by the FDA, MHRA, or similar regulatory bodies. The "runtime error" you are experiencing is a genuine software malfunction, but even when the software runs perfectly, the clinical validity of the outputs remains unproven.
Uninstall the software, restart your PC, and reinstall it directly from the original CD or the manufacturer's official download link. Windows DEP is a security feature that blocks
Open Command Prompt as Administrator and run:
The error message typically appears as a small white or gray dialog box with a red "X" icon. Clicking "OK" usually crashes the application, losing any unsaved scan data. The "runtime error" you are experiencing is a
Unlike typical software bugs, runtime errors in QRMA occur during execution of the analysis—while scanning a patient, processing frequency data, or generating reports. These errors halt the analysis and often crash the software.
The QRMA sensor acts as a Human Interface Device (HID). While many are "plug-and-play," some require specific drivers to communicate with the software. If the driver is not digitally signed, modern Windows systems often block it. If the software tries to call the driver and the driver is missing or blocked, a runtime error is triggered.