Application error - Club CDFreaks

Audio000 · 02-04-2005

Hi All

I need help I keep getting a error like this

Application error
The Instruction at "0x........."(any number) referenced memory at
"0x0..." (any number). I get this when I open or close some programs

My CPU
p4 2.8 (motherboard asrock p4v88)
ram 2gib (pny 2700)
video card (ati 9800 pro)

Thank You

Audio000 · 04-04-2005

can anyone help me

*Sexy_Southerner* · 04-04-2005

what OS are you running.....
Windows ....95,98, XP.....????
or Linux...???

can you be just a bit more specific?
did you download the software thats giving you the message..or is it software you bought?

*Sexy_Southerner* · 04-04-2005

run ccleaner from www.cleaner.com to clean the crap out of windows. checkout avg7 free edition from www.grisoft.com

you might have some kind of startup based program thats messing you over..do you know the last program you loaded...was it messed up before you loaded it or after..? if its after you might want to get www.cyberscrub.com and erase it from your harddrive.

When I have seen hard errors, it usually indicates a hard drive or controller problem. It might have been coincidence that it was doing it while installing software.
If you can open Control Panel/Administrative Tools and then pick Event Viewer and see if you have any hard drive errors in there. They would have red X's and might say paging error or refer to device IDE0 or similar. If that is the case the problem is more than likely hardware.

Audio000 · 04-04-2005

Sexy_Southerner

Thank you

I have xp and I will give what you said a try. No new program this is a new copy of xp.

*slayerking* · 04-04-2005

Those errors are RAM related try memtestx86 to see if you have a problem with your memory. I would also do a defrag and clean the system of unwanted junk programs

Gategem · 04-04-2005

I used to get them on my old computer when I tried to increase the RAM speed in the BIOS. I found that when I set the BIOS to the SPD setting, so that the system would use those settings, the problem disappeared. But you could be also having a RAM module that is failing. You also may also want to go to the task manager and see if something is running in the background that is using a lot of processor resources. Give the system a good cleaning. Run a good spyware checker.

Audio000 · 04-04-2005

Gategem

What is SPD? slayerking I will try memtestx86

*Sexy_Southerner* · 04-04-2005

Hey heres ya a good free De frag......download...its much better than the windows defrag....http://www.dirms.com/ you really do need to clean up your computer regardless of your problem

Audio000 · 04-04-2005

Sexy_Southerner

I will also try this to see if this will stop I will never buy asrock motherboard
again?

Gategem · 04-04-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sexy_Southerner

Hey heres ya a good free De frag......download...its much better than the windows defrag....http://www.dirms.com/ you really do need to clean up your computer regardless of your problem

Thanks S_S. I was looking for a good freebee De Frag. You are right about the one that comes with windows.

*ckin2001* · 04-04-2005

*bets ram, moves thread*

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Sexy_Southerner Chocolate Aficionado Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 5,495	Re: Application error run ccleaner from www.cleaner.com to clean the crap out of windows. checkout avg7 free edition from www.grisoft.com you might have some kind of startup based program thats messing you over..do you know the last program you loaded...was it messed up before you loaded it or after..? if its after you might want to get www.cyberscrub.com and erase it from your harddrive. When I have seen hard errors, it usually indicates a hard drive or controller problem. It might have been coincidence that it was doing it while installing software. If you can open Control Panel/Administrative Tools and then pick Event Viewer and see if you have any hard drive errors in there. They would have red X's and might say paging error or refer to device IDE0 or similar. If that is the case the problem is more than likely hardware. __________________ wobble " I like to play "dress up" now and then!" source The worst thing about being lied to is knowing you weren't worth the truth.There's a lot of lying and these are people who are incredibly flawed, and not in very sort of empathetic ways, either. Some of the things they do are pretty awful and some of the things they do to each other are pretty awful.-Will Arnett

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Gategem CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In The Hearts of Beautiful Women Everywhere Posts: 310	Re: Application error I used to get them on my old computer when I tried to increase the RAM speed in the BIOS. I found that when I set the BIOS to the SPD setting, so that the system would use those settings, the problem disappeared. But you could be also having a RAM module that is failing. You also may also want to go to the task manager and see if something is running in the background that is using a lot of processor resources. Give the system a good cleaning. Run a good spyware checker.

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Audio000 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: somewhere over there Posts: 109	Re: Application error Gategem What is SPD? slayerking I will try memtestx86 __________________ Knowledge Is The Key To Life

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Sexy_Southerner Chocolate Aficionado Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 5,495	Re: Application error Hey heres ya a good free De frag......download...its much better than the windows defrag....http://www.dirms.com/ you really do need to clean up your computer regardless of your problem __________________ wobble " I like to play "dress up" now and then!" source The worst thing about being lied to is knowing you weren't worth the truth.There's a lot of lying and these are people who are incredibly flawed, and not in very sort of empathetic ways, either. Some of the things they do are pretty awful and some of the things they do to each other are pretty awful.-Will Arnett

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Audio000 CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: somewhere over there Posts: 109	Re: Application error Sexy_Southerner I will also try this to see if this will stop I will never buy asrock motherboard again? __________________ Knowledge Is The Key To Life

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