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Hi
I am having problem running an .net application on a Windows2000 Terminal Server. The application seems to work fine on user's desktop
The issues that I have with running the application on the Terminal Server are
1. When exiting the application, I got the following error dialog box
Title: .Net-BroadcastEventWindow.1.0.5000.0.5:MyExecutable.exe - Application Erro
Message: The instruction at "0x77f8910e" referenced memory at "0x00000324". The memory could not be "read"
I seemed to read other folks had similiar problems when they have .net 1.0 framework installed instead of the .net 1.1. However, I checked and my installation is 1.1
2. I was unable to install one instance of the application and have all users on the Terminal Server to share that instance UNLESS the user is given administrative privilege. My application does not use any registry settings, so do you happen to know if .Net automatically do something of that kind. I was going to do registry compare as the last resort, but if you happen to know something, maybe you can share that with me
If you know anything about the above 2 errors, please share it with me... Thanks a million..
--Chun
I am having problem running an .net application on a Windows2000 Terminal Server. The application seems to work fine on user's desktop
The issues that I have with running the application on the Terminal Server are
1. When exiting the application, I got the following error dialog box
Title: .Net-BroadcastEventWindow.1.0.5000.0.5:MyExecutable.exe - Application Erro
Message: The instruction at "0x77f8910e" referenced memory at "0x00000324". The memory could not be "read"
I seemed to read other folks had similiar problems when they have .net 1.0 framework installed instead of the .net 1.1. However, I checked and my installation is 1.1
2. I was unable to install one instance of the application and have all users on the Terminal Server to share that instance UNLESS the user is given administrative privilege. My application does not use any registry settings, so do you happen to know if .Net automatically do something of that kind. I was going to do registry compare as the last resort, but if you happen to know something, maybe you can share that with me
If you know anything about the above 2 errors, please share it with me... Thanks a million..
--Chun