Re: Frequent "memory read" "memory write" errors !
From: Incognitus (in_at_ccurate.com.invalid)
Date: 07/16/04
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Date: Fri, 16 Jul 2004 18:25:15 -0500
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"Pivert" <none.me@you.com> wrote in message
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> Here first run of error reporting as requested :
>
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> ***************************
> ERROR 1 - July16th, 2004- 22:03GMT+1
>
> While using Winrar to compress several files
>
> EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error
> Instruction at "0x773d698a" use memory adress "0x032ce504". Memory can not
> be "read".
> Click OK to cancel.
> Click Cancel to debug.
>
> Just after clicking OK message:
> EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error
> Exception "Unknown software exception ( 0xc015000f) has happened in
> application at 0x77f5fca7.
> Click OK to cancel.
> Click Cancel to debug.
>
> Again directly after OK
> EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error
> Instruction at "0x032c82b0" uses memory adress "0x032c82b0". Memory can
not
> be "read".
> Click OK to cancel.
> Click Cancel to debug.
>
> Clicked Ok. Nothing happens. Work continues. No explorer restart, but
opened
> folder views auto-closed.
>
> Winrar finished task normally.
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
-- > -------------------- > > ERROR 2 - July 16th, 2004 - 22:05 > > EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error > Instruction at "0x773d6983" uses memory adress "0x00e1220c". Memory can not > be "read". > Click OK to cancel. > Click Cancel to debug. > > Just after clicking OK message: > EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error > Exception "Unknown software exception ( 0xc015000f) has happened in > application at 0x77f5fca7. > Click OK to cancel. > Click Cancel to debug. > > Just after clicking OK message again same message: > EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error > Exception "Unknown software exception ( 0xc015000f) has happened in > application at 0x77f5fca7. > Click OK to cancel. > Click Cancel to debug. > > Just after clicking OK message once again same message: > EXPLORER.EXE - Application Error > Exception "Unknown software exception ( 0xc015000f) has happened in > application at 0x77f5fca7. > Click OK to cancel. > Click Cancel to debug. > > Now Microsoft Internet Explorer > An internal error has appeared in Internet Explorer. > IE will shutdown. > > If you experience further problems, please reboot your computer. > > Clicked OK > > Explorer.exe - Application error > Instruction at "0x77f5f00f" uses memory at "0xea20d057". Memory can not be > read. > blabla > > Explorer shuts down and restarts > > END first run of errors at July 16th, 2044 - 22:11 > > Not bad :-)))))(((((((((( > > Phil > > Will continue to record errors that w > **************************************************************************** > *************************** > "Ron Martell" <ron@onlinehelp.bc.ca> a écrit dans le message de > news:6m6gf0hmamen7bk1r3lucp7jni3vg88bq7@4ax.com... > > "Pivert" <none.me@you.com> wrote: > > > > >Hi all, > > > > > >WinXPSP1a - 1024 MB DDR-PC3200 RAM. PIV-2.8GHz-FSB 800 - ASUS P4C-800E > > >Deluxe Mobo > > > > > >Getting more and more frequent error messages mostly with explorer.exe or > > >iexplore.exe, sometimes other apps ( Acronis TrueImage for example), with > > >adresses varying. In explorer this happens mostly when right-clicking or > > >performing files operations ( copy / move /, ....). > > >This never hangs the PC, just restarts explorer. But once happened, the > > >phenomenon appears almost at each operation of explorer, thus have > finally > > >to reboot. > > > > > >MoBo Temp is 32 °C, far below danger. > > >PC T° is 38-40 °C, also far below excess Temp. > > >HD T° is also normal. > > >( T° controlled with Asus Probe, SpeedFan and Motherboard Monitor) > > > > > >Memory swapped between slots A+C to B+D ( dual memory MoBo) : no change. > > >Tested each 512 Mb memory on each slot : no change. > > >Goldmemory tests, MemTest86, Micrososft's Memory Diagnostic, DocMemory > all > > >show memory errors. > > > > > >Bought new RAM : same problem. > > > > > >Question : > > >1 - is it most probably harware related ( no change since day 1, one year > > >ago !) : thus MoBo malfunctionning ( but cost about $ 200 - ? or > > > other hardware ???) > > >2 - or could it reasonably be only software problem ? > > > Have tried booting with no programs running at all ( except WinXP > > >istself) : no change. > > > Could Win XP repair help ? > > > Should I do a clean install ? ( but that's not an small job to do, > > >since many progs installed for my professional activities !) > > > > > >Please give soem infos to decide what to do ! > > > > > >Thanks ! > > > > > > > What is the exact wording of the error messages you are getting? > > > > As a general rule messages that contain the words ".... the memory > > could not be read" or ".... the memory could not be written". are the > > result of programming errors. The read errors tend to be situations > > where a program variable is being read without that variable having > > been assigned an initial value or having a value written to it. The > > write errors tend to be situations where program design is inadequate, > > such as saving an 11th item to an internal table that was defined as > > having only 10 items in it. > > > > Good luck > > > > > > Ron Martell Duncan B.C. Canada > > -- > > Microsoft MVP > > On-Line Help Computer Service > > http://onlinehelp.bc.ca > > > > "The reason computer chips are so small is computers don't eat much." > >
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