Windows XP error

[Guest fipsey]

Over the past few days I have been getting the following error message. "The

instruction at 0X 05120198 referenced memory at 0X1c4c23415. The memory could

not be written" (The numerics after the 0X's change each time. The above #'s

were the most recent ones). Can anyone tell me what this is and how it can be

fixed...Thanks kindly

[Guest fipsey]

RE: Windows XP error

 

 

 

"fipsey" wrote:

>

> Over the past few days I have been getting the following error message. "The

> instruction at 0X 05120198 referenced memory at 0X1c4c23415. The memory could

> not be written" (The numerics after the 0X's change each time. The above #'s

> were the most recent ones). Can anyone tell me what this is and how it can be

> fixed...Thanks kindly

I forgot to mention that at the top of the box containing this message it

says "IEXPLORE.exe Fatal error" at the bottom of the message it say "click to

terminate"

[Guest Roberto Cornielle]

Re: Windows XP error

 

"fipsey" <fipsey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:C010A890-73BE-4A3E-A57D-D686AEBD6592@microsoft.com...

>

> Over the past few days I have been getting the following error message.

> "The

> instruction at 0X 05120198 referenced memory at 0X1c4c23415. The memory

> could

> not be written" (The numerics after the 0X's change each time. The above

> #'s

> were the most recent ones). Can anyone tell me what this is and how it can

> be

> fixed...Thanks kindly

 

It would help if you could post the stop error that is generated

EG: 0x0000009b

 

rgds

Roberto

[Guest Malke]

RE: Windows XP error

 

fipsey wrote:

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>

> "fipsey" wrote:

>

>>

>> Over the past few days I have been getting the following error message.

>> "The instruction at 0X 05120198 referenced memory at 0X1c4c23415. The

>> memory could not be written" (The numerics after the 0X's change each

>> time. The above #'s were the most recent ones). Can anyone tell me what

>> this is and how it can be fixed...Thanks kindly

> I forgot to mention that at the top of the box containing this message it

> says "IEXPLORE.exe Fatal error" at the bottom of the message it say "click

> to terminate"

 

Since the problem is with Internet Explorer, start your troubleshooting by:

 

1. Making sure the computer is completely virus/malware-free:

http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/page2.html#Removing_Malware

 

2. Running IE in no add-ons mode to determine if a third-party add-on is the

culprit.

 

Run IE7 without add-ons - Start > Run>iexplore.exe -extoff [enter] OR

Start>Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Internet Explorer (No Add-ons)

MS webpage explaining add-ons: http://tinyurl.com/2tro8f

 

Malke

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[Guest fipsey]

Re: Windows XP error

 

Unfortunately I cannot copy the actual error message (there is no copy &

paste provision)but I have give the actual wording below, What does change

each time I get the message is the 0X numbers sometime they are 0X05120198

and other times the show 0X00000000 but the wording is always the same. at

the top if the box the says IEXPLORE.EXE APPLICATION ERROR. I have done both

a virus and spyware/malware and they are both ok. I have the latest Java and

I just tried to access a game in pogo and it said "Java Runtime Environment

cannot be loaded". It is after I exit that site that I get the message.

Thanks for your help so far but do you have any other thoughts.

 

 

"Roberto Cornielle" wrote:

> "fipsey" <fipsey@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

> news:C010A890-73BE-4A3E-A57D-D686AEBD6592@microsoft.com...

> >

> > Over the past few days I have been getting the following error message.

> > "The

> > instruction at 0X 05120198 referenced memory at 0X1c4c23415. The memory

> > could

> > not be written" (The numerics after the 0X's change each time. The above

> > #'s

> > were the most recent ones). Can anyone tell me what this is and how it can

> > be

> > fixed...Thanks kindly

>

> It would help if you could post the stop error that is generated

> EG: 0x0000009b

>

> rgds

> Roberto

>

>