user-1: I am running Adobe Audition CS6. Each time that I try to work in my project, it continues to crash due to a “fatal error”. I have reset the preferences, but it continues to crash. I am running windows 7 professional. Here is the Log, the last entry in the log looks to be the culprit.
 Ticks = 107781      <1556> <AuLog.Error> <5> Unhandled exception caught in aui:ErrorManager::ExecuteFunctionWithTopLevelExceptionHandler()

Thanks
J

user3295: An und handled execption is never a good sign. That means its either a bug in the application, in that case there is usually not much you can do other than sending Adobe a detailed report about the crash. Another possibility can be a malfunctioning driver or a hardware failure.
Maybe you have recently installed something or updated a driver? Reverse that installation and see if the problem persists.
Also check your RAM, something that is the cause for a lot of random crashes is corrupt RAM.
You can check the health of you RAM with a tool like memtest86+. Best to run it over night as it needs many iterations to really ensure healthy RAM.

-1: <p>I am running Adobe Audition CS6. Each time that I try to work in my project, it continues to crash due to a “fatal error”. I have reset the preferences, but it continues to crash. I am running windows 7 professional. Here is the Log, the last entry in the log looks to be the culprit.</p>

<pre><code> Ticks = 107781      &lt;1556&gt; &lt;AuLog.Error&gt; &lt;5&gt; Unhandled exception caught in aui:ErrorManager::ExecuteFunctionWithTopLevelExceptionHandler()
</code></pre>

<p>Thanks
J</p>
 3295: <p>An und handled execption is never a good sign. That means its either a bug in the application, in that case there is usually not much you can do other than sending Adobe a detailed report about the crash. Another possibility can be a malfunctioning driver or a hardware failure.</p>

<p>Maybe you have recently installed something or updated a driver? Reverse that installation and see if the problem persists.
Also check your RAM, something that is the cause for a lot of random crashes is corrupt RAM.</p>

<p>You can check the health of you RAM with a tool like <a href="http://www.memtest.org/#downiso" rel="nofollow">memtest86+</a>. Best to run it over night as it needs many iterations to really ensure healthy RAM.</p>
