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Error message
Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 11:58 am
Posted by Jim Finney
(22 messages posted)
I am getting the following message: "The exception privileged instruction at (0xc000096)
occurred at location 0x774f1d04, Click OK to terminate program."
Indications in th taskbar show boxes for iedw.ex then Acrobat IE helper. When Ok
is ticked the message goes away bu will come back again later. Can you help. Please
be as simple as you can as I am no techie. Jim
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re: Error message
Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 5:13 pm
Posted by Mark
(1809 messages posted)
A google search of iedw.ex failed to provide a result, but it did provide one for
dw.ex. Whether the iedw.ex is a new version of dw.ex is hard to say. This
site talks extensively about dw.ex and how to get rid of it.
Read through it and follow the advice give. If you are not sure how to execute the
suggested advice then get back to this forum. If it is spyware, then this
site has well set out steps of getting rid of it.
On Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 11:58 am, Jim Finney wrote:
>I am getting the following message: "The exception privileged instruction at (0xc000096)
>occurred at location 0x774f1d04, Click OK to terminate program."
>Indications in th taskbar show boxes for iedw.ex then Acrobat IE helper. When Ok
>is ticked the message goes away bu will come back again later. Can you help. Please
>be as simple as you can as I am no techie. Jim
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re: Error message
Monday, February 27, 2006 at 12:09 am
Posted by Jim Finney
(22 messages posted)
Thanks Mark, other error message cropped up each time I closed an appplication. similar
to the first or concerning floating point stack. I visited Microsoft andf found loads
of explanations but too technical to be of any real help.Ran Adaware and it found
nothing. Inthe end I shut down the PC and forgot it for a couple of hours. On reboot,
the problem had gone, no further messages. Thanks for your help JF
On Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 5:13 pm, Mark wrote:
>A google search of iedw.ex failed to provide a result, but it did provide one for
>dw.ex. Whether the iedw.ex is a new version of dw.ex is hard to say. This
>site talks extensively about dw.ex and how to get rid of it.
>Read through it and follow the advice give. If you are not sure how to execute the
>suggested advice then get back to this forum. If it is spyware, then this
>site has well set out steps of getting rid of it.
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