cidaemon [the memory could not be ''read'']
Thursday, February 12, 2004 at 3:11 am
Windows XP Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Colin Howarth
(1 messages posted)
I am receiving the same error as Irwin... however
It is only cidaemon that gives me this error message, it seems to happen very regularly
- presumably during cidaemon's catalogue generation...?
I have not experienced application or server crashes.
I am running 2000 server SP1 atm, but will update to SP4 when the office is next
empty. Anyone know if this, or anything else, will fix this issue?
Thx advance
On Friday, September 5, 2003 at 6:47 am, Irwin Richards wrote:
>Trond's problem sounds very similar to mine. I've got a Dell Dimension
>2350 running XP with an 80GB HD with 51% free space.
>
>I ran into problems when I began copying WAV files from CD to my HD
>[copying, not ripping]. I got abend errors, primarily like this:
>
> cidaemon.exe Application Error
>
> The instruction at "0x77f51ed3" referenced memory at "0xfffff8".
> The memory could not by "read".
>
> Click OK to terminate the program.
>
>This is what cidaemon.exe is:
>
> cidaemon - cidaemon.exe - Process Information
> Process File: cidaemon or cidaemon.exe
> Process Name: Microsoft Indexing Service
> Description: The Indexing Service runs in the background
> and catalogues files so that you can search for files
> containing a specific text string
> Common Errors: N/A
> System Process: No
> http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/cidaemon/
>
>Since I only search on file names, last night [9/4/03] I went to My
>
>Computer -> right clicked on my HD [C-drive] -> Properties -> General
>Tab -> then clicked off "Allow indexing...fast file searching".
>
>I then went to the subfolder in My Music that was giving me fits and
>checked the files there [played them, right clicked on properties,
>moused over for info, etc.]. After 2 minutes, Explorer.exe abended:
>
> Exploere.exe Application Error
>
> The instruction at "0x77f52a84" referenced memory at "0x000000".
> The memory could not by "written".
>
> Click OK to terminate the program.
>
>So, I ran a scandisk last night. This morning, [9/5] everything appeared
>
>to be OK. I went to the subfolder in My Music that was giving me fits and
>checked the files there. I checked other folders. No abends.
>
>I don't know if this fixed it for sure or not, but I did take a restore
>point in the hopes that it did.
>
>BTW, besides scandisk, does anyone know of any utility that will check to
>
>see if files or folders are corrupted.
>
>Any insight on any of this would be appreciated!
>
>
- Written in response to:
- re: Explorer.exe crashes (AF2443A8D1: Friday, September 5, 2003 at 6:47 am)
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