error when IE 6 is exited

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martin proulx

every time I exit IE I get this msg box

The instruction at "0x01b32008" referenced memory at "0x01b32008". The
memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program.

it still works okay...but there's a problem somewhere...could someone help
please...??

thanks
 
I am getting a similar error when I try to access a program called Microsoft
PhotoDraw 2000. It says the following:

The instruction at"0x77fcb032" referenced memory at "0x20534d40". The memory
could not be "written".

Click on OK to terminate program
Click on CANCEL to debug the program

I seem to think that another program, Microsoft Visual C++, that I also have
running, just may be what is causing the error. When I try cancel, it just
quits and closes the program. But when I click cancel, it open the Microsoft
Visual C++ software editor. I never had this problem before I loaded the
Explorer 6 Beta.

Russ Wilson
 
Russ,

You haven't disclosed your OS but from the format of the error message
I will assume it is NTx. Your crash is in ntdll.dll but that is probably not
the culprit. If you would like to diagnose it further you could get the
relevant Stack Back Trace from drwtsn32.log and look in it for clues.
If your OS is W2K you might have to modify drwtsn32 to include a dump
of the Symbol Table. It seems that for some reason that OS does not list
the module map.

To find the relevant Stack Back Trace, assume that the last dump is the
one you want so search up from the bottom for FAULT -> and verify that
that is one you want (FAULT ->77fcb032). Then scroll ahead to the
Stack Back Trace and (if there is anything readable in it) the Raw Stack Dump.


An alternative problem solving approach to diagnosing the crash
would be to assume it is caused by interfering third-party programs
and take steps to try to eliminate that possibility. Search this newsgroup
for posts by Henri Leboeuf and others concerning spyware and bad BHO
for some specific suggestions along that tack.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
 
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