If you are trying to edit a video using Clipchamp on Windows 11, but keep getting stuck with the “Unexpected application error” when launching Clipchamp. Which prevents you from editing videos this guide will help you resolve the issue. Normally, when this error message appears, it says the following: Unexpected Application Error Failed to fetch dynamically imported module.

Takeaways:

  1. Learn how to fix the Unexpected Application Error in Clipchamp on Windows 11
  2. What is causing the Unexpected Application Error in Clipchamp on Windows 11

How to Fix the Unexpected Application Error in Clipchamp on Windows 11

Before you start any of the steps listed below, make sure that you have checked that your Internet connection is working. If you aren't sure, just start your modem/router and then check to see if the problem goes away. For most people, this will be all you need to do. However, if this doesn't work, go ahead and work through the steps below.

Use the Web Version of Clipchamp

Sometimes, the desktop application may experience temporary glitches. To continue your work without interruption, you can use the Clipchamp web version:

  • Open your preferred web browser (Microsoft Edge is recommended for best compatibility).
  • Visit clipchamp.com.
  • Sign in with your Microsoft account.
  • Start editing your videos online.

This is a good backup option if you are in a rush to do something and don't have time to troubleshoot.

Update Clipchamp (Obviously)

Running an outdated version of Clipchamp can cause compatibility issues or bugs. It is essential to ensure your app is up to date. To update Clipchamp:

  • Open the Microsoft Store.
  • Navigate to the Downloads and Updates section.
  • Click on “Check for Updates.”
  • If an update for Clipchamp is available, install it.

After updating, relaunch the app and check if the problem continues.

Repair or Reset Clipchamp

This will clear out any problem or corrupt files that may be sitting in the installation.

  • Open Windows Settings.
  • Navigate to Apps > Installed Apps.
  • Find Clipchamp in the list.
  • Click on the three dots next to it and select Advanced Options.
  • Scroll down and click on Repair.

Test the application after repairing. If the error still occurs, consider resetting Clipchamp. Note that resetting will erase all app data, so make sure to export any important videos or projects before proceeding:

  • In the same Advanced Options menu, click Reset.

Uninstall and Reinstall Clipchamp

If resetting does not fix the problem, uninstall and reinstall Clipchamp

  • Open Windows Settings.
  • Go to Apps > Installed Apps.
  • Search for Clipchamp and select Uninstall.
  • Restart your computer.
  • Open the Microsoft Store and reinstall Clipchamp.

Alternatively, download the latest installer from the official Microsoft website.

Create a New User Profile

Sometimes, the issue may be linked to your Windows user profile. To check this:

  • Log out of your current profile.
  • Log in with a different user account on the same device, if available.
  • Try running Clipchamp to see if the error persists.

If you have only one profile, consider creating a new one:

  • Open Windows Settings.
  • Go to Accounts > Family & Other Users.
  • Add a new user account and log in with that profile.