Corey,
I looked at the error report, and I think it tells me that Movie Maker
(MOVIEMK.exe) crashed because some code violated where it's supposed to
reside in RAM. I found information on the Internet that explains it this way
when that happens:
"This is called a Buffer Overrun error. If the memory accessed beyond the
string is not allocated to the process, then a C0000005 exception (Access
Violation) will result." Note the Exception Code on the report.
I really don't have the expertise to help you troubleshoot or diagnose your
problem.
However, this much I can tell you. This issue is not necessarily the fault
of Vista or of Movie Maker, though it's not impossible. The problem can be
caused by other software running on your computer.
I used google to find similar problems on the Internet that have been posted
by other people. Some people resolved this problem by removing applications
such as Nero, a CD/DVD burning software. A good way for you to troubleshoot
this issue is to use google to search for what other people have done in this
situation. You can start by reviewing the posts on this site that I located:
http://blog.stevex.net/index.php/2006/11/23/windows-movie-maker-has-stopped-working/
I used the search term: c0000005 movie maker vista (got lots of hits)
You may well find a solution that has worked for others. If you can't get
to the bottom of this, I'd suggest a call to Microsoft Product Support,
because this problem is too technical for most of us here. Anyone else?