I have a question about Help! My application doesn't work with or crashes Windows:

"The instruction at "0x00000000" the referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory cannot be "read". Click OK to terminate." Hi. That happens everytime I try to use something related to using the internet. At the top it will say aim.exe or cstrike.exe or firefox.exe or iexplore.exe. Everything is plugged in. The cable modem is working fine and the router is fine. If you need more info, ask. But I am in need of help. (BTW I'm not on the messed up PC)

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Start by checking your Ram modules..MemTest86 is a good start..find it in google and load it to Floppy..run from there...

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The most important piece of info you can give is when this problem started - did it start after you did something specific on your computer? This looks like a software issue to me, but it wouldn't hurt to test your memory. In addition to doing that, I'd start your troubleshooting by scanning for viruses/adware/spyware. I'd also suggest reinstalling one of the affected programs and see if that helps.


On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 3:44 pm, ryanc wrote:
>I have a question about Help!
>My application doesn't work with or crashes Windows:

"The instruction at "0x00000000"
>the referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory cannot be "read".
>Click OK to terminate."
>
>Hi.
>
>That happens everytime I try to use something related to using the internet. At
>the top it will say aim.exe or cstrike.exe or firefox.exe or iexplore.exe. Everything
>is plugged in. The cable modem is working fine and the router is fine. If you need
>more info, ask. But I am in need of help. (BTW I'm not on the messed up PC)
>
>

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I am detting the same errors.On the net ,It wont open programs hang app/and all the oooo'sn error HELP!!!


On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 10:48 pm, Carsomyr wrote:
>The most important piece of info you can give is when this problem started - did
>it start after you did something specific on your computer?
>
>This looks like a software issue to me, but it wouldn't hurt to test your memory.
>In addition to doing that, I'd start your troubleshooting by scanning for viruses/adware/spyware.
>I'd also suggest reinstalling one of the affected programs and see if that helps.
>
>

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Hi, I am using Windows 2K and VB.NET to write application and I have the same "memory cannot be read" error message every time my application access Oracle DataBase. Please help. Thanks Hoangson


On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 3:44 pm, ryanc wrote:
>I have a question about Help!
>My application doesn't work with or crashes Windows:

"The instruction at "0x00000000"
>the referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory cannot be "read".
>Click OK to terminate."
>
>Hi.
>
>That happens everytime I try to use something related to using the internet. At
>the top it will say aim.exe or cstrike.exe or firefox.exe or iexplore.exe. Everything
>is plugged in. The cable modem is working fine and the router is fine. If you need
>more info, ask. But I am in need of help. (BTW I'm not on the messed up PC)
>
>

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Thanks ,,,I have less problems,,BUt now i am not getting the error messages it just 
shuts down the application running or IE while i am on the net. First thought i had 
gotten it resolved.Really it issnt doing it as often.so thats great. send ideas my 
way..THANKS Libby






On Saturday, December 18, 2004 at 4:52 am, Libby Boyd wrote:

>I am detting the same errors.On the net ,It wont open programs hang app/and all 
the 

>oooo'sn error HELP!!!

>

>

> 

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I was getting this same error with Everquest 2 and Windows Media Player. I uninstalled Netlimiter and the problem was fixed. This link gave me the idea: http://computersandjunk.com/Guides-and-Tutorials/Computer-Maintenance/Application-Memory-Error.html


On Friday, January 28, 2005 at 9:00 am, Libby Boyd wrote:
>
>Thanks ,,,I have less problems,,BUt now i am not getting the error messages it just
>shuts down the application running or IE while i am on the net. First thought i had
>gotten it resolved.Really it issnt doing it as often.so thats great. send ideas my
>way..THANKS Libby
>
>

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"The instruction at "0x00000000"
>the referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory cannot be "read". I get this message every time i try to close a programm. Doesnt matter what kind of program (IE, Word, everything- even closing folders, videos,...) My guess is, it all started as i downloaded some windows xp updates lately. any good suggestions??? HLP!!!

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Hi, I also got this error. I reinstall the application (McAfee Virus Scan) but I still get this error with slight differences in memory address. The MS website said this is due to >64 file types in Folder Options and their update will fix the problem. However, I still get this error after installing the update. Anyone got a better idea ???


On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 10:48 pm, Carsomyr wrote:
>The most important piece of info you can give is when this problem started - did
>it start after you did something specific on your computer?
>
>This looks like a software issue to me, but it wouldn't hurt to test your memory.
>In addition to doing that, I'd start your troubleshooting by scanning for viruses/adware/spyware.
>I'd also suggest reinstalling one of the affected programs and see if that helps.
>
>

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You're right.


On Tuesday, September 21, 2004 at 10:48 pm, Carsomyr wrote:
>The most important piece of info you can give is when this problem started - did
>it start after you did something specific on your computer?
>
>This looks like a software issue to me, but it wouldn't hurt to test your memory.
>In addition to doing that, I'd start your troubleshooting by scanning for viruses/adware/spyware.
>I'd also suggest reinstalling one of the affected programs and see if that helps.
>
>

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