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Application Error Exception Eaccessviolation In Module
Sep 1, 2006 Hello dudes, :wave: I've a so called issue with WinCleaner Memory Optimizer software. When I try to run the program, I'll get "EAccessViolation" error message and that kind of pissing me off, you know? So now I ask if anyone have any so called tips how to fix this kind of issue, I would definitely approciate that dudes. how to fix access violation at address Here's a screenshot about that error: http://www.ipexeus.co.nr/various/EAccessViolationError.png Oh well, thanks anyways... Sep 1, 2006 #1 Peddant TS Rookie Posts: 1,446 That error means wincleaner is trying to access a memory address that it`s not meant to. One thing you could try is to completely uninstall all traces of it,then reinstall a fresh copy. In my opinion memory optimizers for XP are pretty useless. They can cause more trouble than they`re worth.Physical memory and virtual memory are what you need. Sep 1, 2006 #2 IpeXeuS TS Rookie Topic Starter Posts: 30 Ok then, but is there any way to fix this problem? Sep 4, 2006 #3 Peddant TS Rookie Posts: 1,446 As mentioned,you could try the full uninstall and reinstall route. Usually the problem is caused by a corrupted file or badly written program. Wincleaner is a long established program,so that leaves the corrupted file - that`s why I suggested downloading a new copy and reinstalling. One other cause,is when you have the wrong version of a program for your OS. That should not be a proble
information Information about licence types Alternative payment options Available discounts Technical support contacts Contact centre Support forum Log in Create a new profile All Forums > NetWorx > Currenttopic Advanced Startup error: Exception EAccessViolation in module networx.exe Started by access violation at address 00000 Pankaj Jaiswal New topic Pankaj Jaiswal Startup error: Exception EAccessViolation in module networx.exe 18 May 2014, 16:50 i am getting error after installing and restarting the pc. after installation of networx it gets started but after restarting pc it throws error (as shown in screenshot at right) . i have done clean new installation of my os. upgraded and downgraded networx but nothing seems to be working it was working http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/eaccessviolation-error-message.57742/ fine while ago but all of a sudden it started throwing error please help . Reply Quote Andrew Re: networx startup error 19 May 2014, 00:35 Admin Registered: 10 years ago Posts: 5 257 This does not look like a standard and clean installation of Windows. Looks like you're using a non-standard shell or theming which may be the culprit. Reply Quote Pankaj Jaiswal Re: networx startup error 19 May https://www.softperfect.com/board/read.php?8,18992 2014, 06:35 1. Its An 1 month old installation of windows 7 when i reinstalled windows 1 month ago i installed the networx right after(no customization what so ever) it threw same error, i uninstalled it. yesterday when wandering around saw updated version of networx thought problem might got fix so i installed it , same error again so i thought of posting it here. I have tried five different versions of networx including portable ones too they all throw same error. 2. its not customized windows believe me its a simple theme file. i have learned my lesson not to play with system files for customization. so all the system files are intact and are in their places, have'nt touch them nor replaced them i.e explorer.exe, shell32.dll 3. i already told it happened all of a sudden. i was using networx on my previous installation from more than 8 months. it was working fine no problem at all. one day i restarted my pc and all of a sudden that damn error was there and been stuck since then. Reply Quote Pankaj Jaiswal Re: networx startup error 19 May 2014, 06:41 4. As i mentioned Networx has worked before on my previous installation, that installation had millions of customization including
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ProductsHomearound the homeproductivityWhat Is an eAccess Violation?What Is an eAccess Violation?By Dan StoneIf your computer registers an "EAccessViolation" error, it means that a program failed to read or write to system RAM. EAccessViolation errors don't pop every time there's a memory error: they show up after repeated errors and imply a major error in the program code. However, the errors aren't always in the code. EAccessViolation errors can be difficult to isolate unless you're a programmer working on the program in question because a combination of programming mistakes, driver problems and bad RAM cause the errors.EAccessViolation Errors Are Memory ErrorsThe operating system trips EAccessViolations when a program tries to access invalid memory. Computers need to efficiently manage system memory to keep different programs from overwriting the same storage and crashing each other. EAccessViolations are a type of "access violation," which is a memory error classification for when a programs tries to access memory that hasn't been allocated, is allocated to another program or is restricted. In order for a program to use memory, the memory needs to be allocated. Programs can recall and access data stored in the memory with the memory address; EAccessViolations typically occur when the program requests data at a faulty address. Data corruption and hardware errors can render the data unreadable and produce EAccessViolation errors as well.Programming Error Access ViolationsUnless you're a programmer, the best you can do to work around program-related EAccessViolations involves updating your programs to the most recent versions. Some programming behaviors can trip the error because the computer interprets them as malicious code. EAccessViolation programming errors can be very specific and limited in scope. For example, IBM reported an example EaccessViolation in the Rational Portfolio Manager when filling out finish dates with the region set to Chinese.Bad Driver Access ViolationsDriver errors can cause EAccessViolations. Drivers are a type of program that allow the operating system to use peripheral hardware like graphics cards, Ethernet adapters and sound cards. You can troubleshoot driver-related problems by updating drivers to the most recent versions. Unlike programming errors that isolate the errors to only specific programs, driver erro