Re: Program will run in Terminal Session

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I'll have to try replacing the memory (2GB).

Is there a different memory allocation for a Terminal Session that allows
this to work, while on the console it fails with error?
(Is there a way of setting the memory allocation?)

I've got the Run in Seperate Memory Tick Box on Start>Run - no difference.

I've tried Run in Compatibility Mode (run as NT4 to see if it makes a
difference) [regsvr32 %systemroot%\apppatch\slayerui.dll] still the same
error.

Must be a hardware issue if I can't get this to work by changing some
software settings.




"richard" <richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:4D913BED-72DA-47C9-9E60-1FB928660AD2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> set it to be run under compatible mode & windows will force it to run in a
> separate memory area.
>
> finally,while i saw this kind of message, i always scan for Taoj first
> then
> replace the memory. causes i don't know how to control the memory
> allocation
> for applications on windows.
>
> "G" wrote:
>
>> Sorry I must have confused the issue here.
>>
>> I actually WANT it to run under console.
>> It's just that it ONLY runs in Terminal Session!
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> "richard" <richard@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:41440431-C4B0-4991-9D5F-1DC88DA17A58@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> > it's possible that some "strange" applications must be run under alive
>> > sessions, console included. how's about submit it using console then
>> > keep
>> > the console locked?
>> >
>> > "G" wrote:
>> >
>> >> Running Windows 2000 Server (SP4)
>> >>
>> >> Has anyone seen an issue where an application will only run if you're
>> >> logged
>> >> into the server in a Terminal Service (admin) session?
>> >> I used to be able to schedule this job but now it has to be run
>> >> manually
>> >> through TS as it's always failing with the same error
>> >>
>> >> cstatrpt.exe Application Error
>> >> The instruction at "0x77fcc37c" referenced memory at "0xfffffff8". The
>> >> memory could not be "read"
>> >> Click on OK to terminate the program.
>> >>
>> >> [cstatrpt is the reporting tool for Ipswitch What's Up Gold]
>> >>
>> >> I thought it had cured itself yesterday when everything worked fine on
>> >> the
>> >> server - I just forgot that I also had a Terminal Session still
>> >> connected!
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas?
>> >>
>> >> Many Thanks
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>>


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