Exit Code 0xC000013A means that gsudo has been terminated by ctrl+c. From the picture, it should be the ctrl+c that caused the gsudo to exit. And I think gsudo did not handle ctrl+c correctly.

I just released a new version 2.0.0_Prerelease_1, which also contains the updated gsudo v0.7.3, please download and see if the same problem still exists, thank you.

same error

gerardog/gsudo#53 strange but in issue said that in 0.7.2 this error already fixed

Yes, I have seen that issue, so one possibility is that it has not been fixed completely.

When I tried to reproduce your problem, I found only pressing ctrl+c at the beginning of the session may cause gsudo to be stopped. I guess it is because the powershell process has not started yet. Once I saw the command prompt, I can no longer stop it by pressing ctrl+c. I have tried several environments with such results. So maybe this question should be submitted to gsudo. Unfortunately, I am afraid there is nothing I can do.

Tried to reproduce gsudo error without WindTerm and failed. Tried to start powershell from cmd, cmd from powershell, start cmd from Task Manager.

Thank you for your hard work. Although not reproducing the problem elsewhere does not mean that it is only related to WindTerm, but this month I will continue to analyze this problem. Whether it can be resolved or not, I will tell you.

Repeated error on virtual machine with windows 10x64. Need to disable UAC and login as built-in Administrator account.

When I saw "repeated", I was optimistic. Such problems can usually be solved well. I will create a vm as you said and try it.

I read the introduction of gsudo, it should be allowed to run under such preset conditions, but I don't know what role gsudo can play in this way, because its purpose is to run commands with elevated permission.

Fix in gsudo v1.0.2 Latest

Fixed 'gsudo cache' auto-elevation on PowerShell when path has spaces.
Fixed Cache auto not working with sudo alias or msys (#98)
gsudo failing in PowerShell with ExecutionPolicy=Restricted. (#101)
Fixed Ctrl-C Handling on de-elevation (#103)

Hi. Let me know if this issue persists. BTW, latest gsudo is v1.2 😊

@Error996 @gerardog
The gsudo currently used is v1.0.2, and will be upgraded to the 1.2.0 version soon. So this bug should be fixed, but I don't have an environment to test it.

@Error996 @gerardog
I am happy to inform you that WindTerm_2.4.0_Prerelease_2 has been released and gsudo 1.2.0 has been packaged. Please download and check it, thank you.