i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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Got more details?  What is the program?  At what point in program use does the problem 
occur?  And some details of the computer - amount of RAM, size of swap file, CPU 
speed, version of Win98.  And maybe contacting the vendor of the program is the first 
thing to do. 






On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message  come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation 
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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In some cases this error can be related to Spyware. Run SpyBot on your system and 
let it clean whatever it detects: SpyBot



      JmC

Sir,

I am haivng system with Windows 95 4.00.950 B 64 MB RAM and system resourses 66% 
free...When ever i open Excel sheet or Adob Photoshop i am getting the message and 
that programm is to be closed without saving...
Pl advice me
regards
satish kumar






On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 6:24 am, Oh_Dear wrote:
>Got more details?  What is the program?  At what point in program use does the problem 
>occur?  And some details of the computer - amount of RAM, size of swap file, CPU 
>speed, version of Win98.  And maybe contacting the vendor of the program is the 
first 
>thing to do. 
>
>



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I receive the same thing on my computer. Scrscan "This computer has performed and illegal operation and will be shut down." I close everything out and can return to my computer later and this is posted. I noticed that when this started happening that it would also be doing some kind of disk scanning. Something that nobody is initiating.


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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Remove your NIC card, and temporarily replace your video adapter with something simple;ie VGA or just a different brand. Reboot. Do a scan for new hardware. Reboot. Do scanreg /fix in DOS. Reboot. If all is OK, shutdown and re-install NIC card. Boot up and get new drivers for removed Vid adapter. shutdown. Install removed adapter. Boot. Should be OK. If any more trouble, check video adapter in SAFE MODE, you probably have more that a few , (in fact check all hardware for dupes.)


On Saturday, April 19, 2003 at 2:01 pm, ila wrote:
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>I receive the same thing on my computer. Scrscan "This computer has performed and
>illegal operation and will be shut down." I close everything out and can return
>to my computer later and this is posted. I noticed that when this started happening
>that it would also be doing some kind of disk scanning. Something that nobody is
>initiating.
>

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WAOL This program has performed an illegal operation---- Found with this message is: Kernal 32. DLL and: ICWconn.DLL, Wsock 32. DLL, GDI. EXE What can I do to get rid of this message jumping up at me?? Paul


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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Besides "this program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down" it is mentioned DW caused an invalid fault in module DW.EXE at 0187i0043b£lc etc.... My main problem is that I cannot open the internet Thanks for any help

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Ever get a fix? I have same problem...considering taking a hammer to the desktop!


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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LOL, do you work for Microsoft?!? Please, if you wish to offer sound advice, act as if you're able to put down your thoughts on paper. Your "advice" has absolutely no logic to it, in fact you have the user spending more time on playing with the NIC card then with the video card. You simply could have advised the user to put in a new video card. Bottom line is that the problems he had in no way indicated a NIC card issue, video is the problem here.


On Friday, April 25, 2003 at 2:36 am, L.A. Jones wrote:
>
>Remove your NIC card, and temporarily replace your video adapter with something simple;ie
>VGA or just a different brand. Reboot. Do a scan for new hardware. Reboot. Do scanreg
>/fix in DOS. Reboot. If all is OK, shutdown and re-install NIC card. Boot up and
>get new drivers for removed Vid adapter. shutdown. Install removed adapter. Boot.
>Should be OK. If any more trouble, check video adapter in SAFE MODE, you probably
>have more that a few , (in fact check all hardware for dupes.)
>

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check here - http://www.all-windows.com/msoffice_kernel32_exel.html


On Monday, March 31, 2003 at 11:13 pm, satish Kumar wrote:

>
>Sir,
>
>I am haivng system with Windows 95 4.00.950 B 64 MB RAM and system resourses 66% 
>free...When ever i open Excel sheet or Adob Photoshop i am getting the message and 
>that programm is to be closed without saving...
>Pl advice me
>regards
>satish kumar
>
>

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I had this problem when trying to save any change on a excel 97 file. I had to do a "save as excel 5.0/95", reopen, save again and when prompted to save as newer version just selected "Yes". This got rid of my problem, but as you can see, it was related to a specific excel file. cheers!


On Monday, August 18, 2003 at 7:17 pm, steve wrote:
>Ever get a fix? I have same problem...considering taking a hammer to the desktop!
>
>

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after windows loading ,it shows a message box and the desktop looks empty


On Monday, August 18, 2003 at 7:17 pm, steve wrote:
>Ever get a fix? I have same problem...considering taking a hammer to the desktop!
>
>

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I tried www.microsoft.com - support and found this:

SYMPTOMS
When you attempt to start Links LS 1998 edition, you may receive the following error 
message: 
This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem 
persists, contact the program vendor. 
CAUSE
This behavior can occur if an incompatible microprocessor is installed in your computer. 
RESOLUTION
To resolve this issue, download and install the Version 1.35 Update for Links LS 
98 (Upd135.exe) from the Microsoft Download Center.
The following file is available for download from the Microsoft Download Center:
Upd135.exe
Release Date: Jun-22-1999

For additional information about how to download Microsoft Support files, click the 
following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: 
119591 How to Obtain Microsoft Support Files from Online Services 
Microsoft scanned this file for viruses. Microsoft used the most current virus-detection 
software that was available on the date that the file was posted. The file is stored 
on security-enhanced servers that help to prevent any unauthorized changes to the 
file. 
STATUS
Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in Links LS 1998 Edition. 
MORE INFORMATION
The Upd135.exe file updates your version of Links LS 98 to version 1.35. 
See if this helps.  Microsoft patchwork solutions is your friend.






On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message  come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation 
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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I HAVE HAD THIS PROBLEM FOR SOME TIME AND JUST PUT UP WITH IT. THE RESPONSES ARE TOO VAGUE AND DO NOT ADDRESS THE PROBLEM. WHILE I DO NOT HAVE A SOLUTION, THIS MESSAGE SEEMS TO BE SO PREVALENT THAT THEIR MUST BE A COMMON SOLUTION. IF SOMEONE HAS AN ANSWER PLEASA E MAIL ME.


On Monday, August 18, 2003 at 7:17 pm, steve wrote:
>Ever get a fix? I have same problem...considering taking a hammer to the desktop!
>
>

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this error msg only appears in 2 cases. 1- if your graphic card has not got the correct driver (software) installed. 2-Internet explorer is not functioning properly. in this case what you need to do is either re-install graphic card driver or repaire IE (if installed separatly) by going to control panel clicking on add/remove prog and double click on IE and select repair


On Tuesday, July 8, 2003 at 7:18 am, OMEL wrote:
>Besides "this program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down" it
>is mentioned DW caused an invalid fault in module DW.EXE at 0187i0043b£lc etc....
>
>My main problem is that I cannot open the internet
>
>Thanks for any help
>

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I have the same message appear frequently on my computer. Only it is related to printing large files. I open the large file (over 1,000KB) and can succesfully print it once. If I attempt to print it a second time, I will get the illegal operation message. On my old computer, I actually had to restart the entire computer to print a second copy. I bought a Pentium III computer hoping with more power to eliminate the problem. Wrong! It still occassionally resurfaces when I work with large files, but at least I only have to close the program and reopen it, and I am always smart enough to save before attempting to print! What can I do to make it STOP that message? Who should I call? Microsoft or the HP printer company? I don't understand all the talk about a NIC video card- I'm not a techinician, could a computer repair person fix this? Thanks for any input!


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 6:24 am, Oh_dear wrote:

>Got more details?  What is the program?  At what point in program use does the problem 
>occur?  And some details of the computer - amount of RAM, size of swap file, CPU 
>speed, version of Win98.  And maybe contacting the vendor of the program is the 
first 
>thing to do. 
>
>
>On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>>i have a message  come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation 
>>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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On march 21 2004 at 3:11 am, selma wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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My Problem is : When (Double) clicking on Internet Explorer or My Computer icon to open them , instead of opening it an error message is showing which states :"This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the program vendor." But I have found a way to open IE. It is now opening by Right clicking on the IE icon and then selecting and clicking the option "open".I have Internet Explorer version 5.0 and Windows 98 SE as OS in my PC. Plz help to sort out this so that I can open IE by normal way (just double clicking the icon) and operate it without having any error message. Note :In "System Properties" dialog box,the item "Display Adapters" (which is Intel(R) 82810E Graphics Controller in my case) in General tab, Device status is showing "This device is working properly" though in Driver Tab ... Driver File Details, source Driver files showing C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\181XDW9X.DRV but physically there is no existence of this file in my Hard drive at that path.


On Thursday, March 11, 2004 at 7:29 am, wlatif wrote:
>this error msg only appears in 2 cases. 1- if your graphic card has not got the correct
>driver (software) installed. 2-Internet explorer is not functioning properly.
>in this case what you need to do is either re-install graphic card driver or repaire
>IE (if installed separatly) by going to control panel clicking on add/remove prog
>and double click on IE and select repair
>
>
>

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Hi JMC, I just love your advice regarding any PC (Software/Hardware) problem. Sometimes you give some cool links to articles or software downloads which I think extremely helpful to resolve these problems.For example,Internet Explorer error message problem ("This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down") has solved by downloading and running "Spybot" spyware removal software suggested by you (at least till now when I am typing this mail ! ... don't know there is a chance to come it back or not !!). Can I ask for your e.mail id so that in future,I can contact you directly for your valueable suggestions ? If you give it, that will be very helpful for me ... Thanks a lot ... Sayantan Chatterjee (India,Calcutta) c_sayantan@hotmail.com


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 1:41 pm, JmC wrote:
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>In some cases this error can be related to Spyware. Run SpyBot on your system and
>let it clean whatever it detects: SpyBot
>
>
>
> JmC
>

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when i download the it's no responding on my pc.

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this program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down hi all the problem would be with the s/w support only and the mean of the error msg is the honted the of the s/w as the operatin system is crupted and does not works fine so the bets will be to install the o/s 98 and 95. please refer to the above msg. thanks syed


On Monday, December 15, 2003 at 4:20 am, oleg tupolevskij wrote:
>check here -
>
>http://www.all-windows.com/msoffice_kernel32_exel.html
>
>

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wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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Well, I hope this isn't too after the fact, but our computer displays the same message, and then kicks us off the Internet. Actually, we're still connected, but all the pages go to another annoying message, "Cannot find server," or something like that. I'm sure you've all been there before. It's just mostly white with the message on it. Anyway, it all seems to happen when we sign on to AOL instant messager. Anyone else have this specific problem?


On Tuesday, July 8, 2003 at 7:18 am, OMEL wrote:
>Besides "this program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down" it
>is mentioned DW caused an invalid fault in module DW.EXE at 0187i0043b£lc etc....
>
>My main problem is that I cannot open the internet
>
>Thanks for any help
>

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MY COMPUTER SAYS: THIS PROGAM HAS PERFORMED AN ILLEGAL OPERATION AND WILL BE SHUT DOWN. IF THE PROBLEM PERSIST, CONTACT THE PROGRAM VENDOR. I WOULD APPRECIATE ANY HELP YOU COULD GIVE ME. THANK YOU, AL


On Sunday, JANUARY, 31ST 2005 at10:55 AM AL wrote:
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I have been plagued by Illegal Operation for longer than I can remember. I have four virus, etc. checkers. None have helped. Can anyone help me?

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I too am having a problem simular to yours on Windows 98 SE. When i log in, (Double) 
click on Internet Explorer, or My Computer. I End up with the Error. When i click 
on 'Details>>' i end up with this:
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in module "unknown" at 0000:10001290.
Registers:
EAX=8ld4e7a4 CS=0167 EIP=10001290 EFLGS=00010246
EBX=814e744 SS=016f ESP=0131ff9c EBP=0131ffcc
ECX=ee992230 DS=016f ESI=00000008 FS=46b7
EDX=81d4e7a4 ES=016f EDI=81d484fc GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:

Stack dump:
bff88f20 00000000 81d484fc 00000008 81d4e744
00000007 0131ffa4 0131fdcc ffffffff bffc05b4
00000000

Please help me, I've searched high and i've search low, and i've found nothing but 
dead ends. i've tried everything but tossing my computer out the window or taking 
a hammer to it...Only because that would kill my computer rather than fix it...



SMC (Save My Computer!)




On Friday, June 4, 2004 at 6:17 am, Sayantan Chatterjee wrote:

>

> My Problem is : When (Double) clicking on Internet Explorer or

> My Computer icon to open them , instead of opening it an error 

> message is showing which states :"This program has 

> performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.

> If the problem persists, contact the program vendor."

> But I have found a way to open IE. It is now opening by

> Right clicking on the IE icon and then selecting and clicking

> the option "open".I have Internet Explorer version 5.0

> and Windows 98 SE as OS in my PC.

> Plz help to sort out this so that I can open IE by normal

> way (just double clicking the icon) and operate it without

> having any error message.

> Note :In "System Properties" dialog box,the item "Display Adapters"

> (which is Intel(R) 82810E Graphics Controller in my case)

> in General tab, Device status is showing "This device is

> working properly" though in Driver Tab ... Driver File Details,

> source Driver files showing C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\181XDW9X.DRV

> but physically there is no existence of this file in my

> Hard drive at that path. 

>

>

> 

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my problem is i am getting that same error but nothing on my computer even loads it does it right at start up. help


On Monday, December 15, 2003 at 4:20 am, oleg tupolevskij wrote:
>check here -
>
>http://www.all-windows.com/msoffice_kernel32_exel.html
>
>

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what can i do about it-im desperate.i tried so many things as suggested but all in vein.please guide me n reply as early as possible


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate.i tried so many things as suggested but all in vein.please guide me n reply as early as possible.

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On friday, 2005 at 6:24 am, Oh_dear wrote:

please remove "this program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down" 
error it's urgent

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I am currently receiving the message, "This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If problem persists, contact program vendor." I get this when I try to go into hotmail, yahoomail and some other programs. I've tried everything and am at wits end! Does anyone have a clue regarding this message and what to do when this happens??? Thanks for any suggestions!


On Thursday, January 30, 2003 at 4:11 am, adrian wrote:
>i have a message come up after awhile about my program performing an illegal operation
>amd will be shut down-please contact the vendor-what can i do about it-im desperate

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I have the same response...but when I delete directx 9....it's gone....when I re-install to play Bejeweled II and it comes back. Load Direct X to Pop Games...and it creates a problem. Delete this damn program..I have no problems. Most weird...why?

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