Sorry if I'm in the wrong section as this is a technical operating matter but I can't see where else to place it (Moderators does forum need another category?) Do you recognise this message? _______________________________________________________ Instruction at "0 x 013b1e58" referencing memory at "0 x 013b1e58". The memory could no be "read". Click OK to terminate the program. __________________________________________________________ What does it indicate? If it's a problem how is it fixed? Appreciate your imput.
Sorry, I don't know much about your computur memorie's specific memorycells However, you could give us something to go on, such us: what kind of application is failing? what language are you coding in? when does the application fail? And maybe some code to look at...
It indicates that your program is trying to read memory that it doesn't have permission to. To fix it, find where your program is doing this, and don't do it any more. If you want any more specific help, tell us more specifics Programming language, compiler, what you're doing in the program.
Pretty ordinary set up - Windows XP Message tends to crop up when I'm on IE browsing. I don't 'write' any code (other than html on Dreamweaver and Frontpage)
IE is giving you this error? Make sure you're up-to-date with your XP service packs and patches as well as IE updates. If that doesn't fix it, complain to Bill.
Could have a bum memory stick. Download Memtest86++, and test your memory. I had some memory that was randomly giving me errors similar to this. Let this run about 10 times through the memory. That should tell you if your memory is bad. If it is, obviously replace. Mike
Is something regarding: 1. Hardware. Your RAM stick is bad. 2. Software. The program try to read a protected area or a unitialised area of memory If the program is crasing only from time to time that means is a possible Hardware problem. Look at meikeric message and download memtest Regards