Git Bash - Segmentation fault

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Hi, I have a very annoying problem with the GIT program. When I open Gitbash in the desired folder and enter any command, they simply gives the error "Segmentation fault".

I searched the internet before coming here, but found nothing about GIT.
The only information I found is that this error is related to RAM.

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My basic PC information:

System: Windows 10 Pro x64 (Preview Insider Build 14251)
Ram: 8gb
Program with problem: https://git-scm.com/
SSH credentials and repositories configured correctly in folders with general permissions.

Thanks to the Stack Overflow community. ;)

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  • Looks like a bug in the program.

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Well, I managed to get around the problem by reverting build 14251 to build 11099 from Windows 10 Pro Insider Preview.

If anyone has a solution that works in build 14251 I would be grateful.

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Segmentation failure (Segmentation fault, also referred to as segfault) is an error that occurs in a program when it attempts to access (read or write) an address in RAM that is reserved for another program (or the operating system itself) or that does not exist.

This problem occurs for two reasons:

1º Occurs by accessing a point of unauthorized memory for your application. (Desktop) 2nd Happens because you are not in a git repository folder.

You need to load a local repository point for Git to work properly.

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