Windows error with certain users

[Guest Information]

I have a Windows Media Center machine with three users (plus the

"Administrator")

 

The "Administrator" user, reached only by Ctrl-Alt-Del at the login screen,

seems to work fine. When we login to any of the users, we get the

"Application Error - The instruction referenced at location could not be

"read""

 

Obviously not verbatim, but this does not occur in the Administrator

account.

 

A virus was removed, which I believe the remnants result in the App Error.

I can get into the registry through the Administrator, but cannot with the

users. I believe there is a reference in the registry that, when removed,

will clear up this error. The errors seem to occur as programs are loaded

at startup.

 

I can certainly provide more info as requested, I hope this is a good

starting point.

 

Thanks in advance for any insight,

 

Dan

[Guest Rey Santos]

RE: Windows error with certain users

 

How do I fix "The instruction at -- referenced memory at --. The memory could

not be read."?

http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_fix_the_instruction_at_referenced_memory_at_the_memory_could_not_be_read.html

 

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Rey

 

 

"Information" wrote:

> I have a Windows Media Center machine with three users (plus the

> "Administrator")

>

> The "Administrator" user, reached only by Ctrl-Alt-Del at the login screen,

> seems to work fine. When we login to any of the users, we get the

> "Application Error - The instruction referenced at location could not be

> "read""

>

> Obviously not verbatim, but this does not occur in the Administrator

> account.

>

> A virus was removed, which I believe the remnants result in the App Error.

> I can get into the registry through the Administrator, but cannot with the

> users. I believe there is a reference in the registry that, when removed,

> will clear up this error. The errors seem to occur as programs are loaded

> at startup.

>

> I can certainly provide more info as requested, I hope this is a good

> starting point.

>

> Thanks in advance for any insight,

>

> Dan

>

>

>