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memmory errors
After cleaning up after a case of worm.win32.netbooster aka smithxxx, I now
find that I get and error "instruction @ 0x000....... referenced memory @ 0x0000...." could not be read. Attached are two screen shots. I've been running AVG 8.X +FW, which seems to have missed a lot. Spent whole weekend using every AVG trick available. I switched to Spybot's S&D. Oh my God! Is AVG really that bad? I got pages of errors. Cleaned up most, but still get mem @addr errors for start-up programs.(Logi_Mwx (Marble mouse), BJMyPrt.exe (Canon multi-function), AvgDiag(v-scan). However Office '08, PM7, 1Click, Acroread, seem to run fine. XP/Sp3 (Installed SP3 hoping it might help) Athlon XP 1.6 1G RAM 250 Seagate Barracuda Asus A7N8X-VM/400(n-Force stuff) What am I missing?????? |
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"Robert" wrote in message ... After cleaning up after a case of worm.win32.netbooster aka smithxxx, I now find that I get and error "instruction @ 0x000....... referenced memory @ 0x0000...." could not be read. Attached are two screen shots. I've been running AVG 8.X +FW, which seems to have missed a lot. Spent whole weekend using every AVG trick available. I switched to Spybot's S&D. Oh my God! Is AVG really that bad? I got pages of errors. Cleaned up most, but still get mem @addr errors for start-up programs.(Logi_Mwx (Marble mouse), BJMyPrt.exe (Canon multi-function), AvgDiag(v-scan). However Office '08, PM7, 1Click, Acroread, seem to run fine. XP/Sp3 (Installed SP3 hoping it might help) Athlon XP 1.6 1G RAM 250 Seagate Barracuda Asus A7N8X-VM/400(n-Force stuff) What am I missing?????? Bad RAM can cause this error. AVG and Spybot check different things. If you are getting "pages of errors", you should run Spybot more often. Jim |
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memmory errors
You may simply have a bad stick of ram memory,its fairly simple to check
being that thier seated properly.Download & install the memory tester to a MS-DOS formatted floppy (may run off a cd also),get at:http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp "Robert" wrote: After cleaning up after a case of worm.win32.netbooster aka smithxxx, I now find that I get and error "instruction @ 0x000....... referenced memory @ 0x0000...." could not be read. Attached are two screen shots. I've been running AVG 8.X +FW, which seems to have missed a lot. Spent whole weekend using every AVG trick available. I switched to Spybot's S&D. Oh my God! Is AVG really that bad? I got pages of errors. Cleaned up most, but still get mem @addr errors for start-up programs.(Logi_Mwx (Marble mouse), BJMyPrt.exe (Canon multi-function), AvgDiag(v-scan). However Office '08, PM7, 1Click, Acroread, seem to run fine. XP/Sp3 (Installed SP3 hoping it might help) Athlon XP 1.6 1G RAM 250 Seagate Barracuda Asus A7N8X-VM/400(n-Force stuff) What am I missing?????? |
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memmory errors
"Robert" wrote in message
... After cleaning up after a case of worm.win32.netbooster aka smithxxx, I now find that I get and error "instruction @ 0x000....... referenced memory @ 0x0000...." could not be read. Attached are two screen shots. I've been running AVG 8.X +FW, which seems to have missed a lot. Spent whole weekend using every AVG trick available. I switched to Spybot's S&D. Oh my God! Is AVG really that bad? I got pages of errors. Cleaned up most, but still get mem @addr errors for start-up programs.(Logi_Mwx (Marble mouse), BJMyPrt.exe (Canon multi-function), AvgDiag(v-scan). However Office '08, PM7, 1Click, Acroread, seem to run fine. XP/Sp3 (Installed SP3 hoping it might help) Athlon XP 1.6 1G RAM 250 Seagate Barracuda Asus A7N8X-VM/400(n-Force stuff) What am I missing?????? AVG 8.0 does not co-habit with Spybot or Adaware. It is on the AVG website somewhere.. Quit using SpyBot and Adaware in favour of Windows Defender (which you should have installed anyway), or use a different AV solution.. -- Mike Hall - MVP How to construct a good post.. http://dts-l.com/goodpost.htm How to use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups.. http://support.microsoft.com/default...help&style=toc Mike's Window - My Blog.. http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx |
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