I have a program that just popped up an AV. Until now the Eureka Log could find the source code line that generated the error but now it displays only this:
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I just wonder what's on line 76[16] in Amper.exe... That line number might be a hint of the location of the error.
Then again, when it's just happening during an idle moment then it basically happens when the system is processing Windows messages like the mouse moving, keyboard events, timer updates and a lot more.
It sometimes helps to search for the error message plus code. I've done a quick scan and found this KB from MS which suggests that this kind of error can happen when you call certain Windows API's with invalid parameters. But this KB doesn't apply to your error. Still, it gives you an idea about what to check: any Windows API call you make in your own code.
Does it also generate this exception in the IDE, while you're debugging?