Adam Smith wrote:
> Hello,
> I have recovered these Application Popup - Information messages in the
> Event Log Viewer. Apparently associated with an application crash.
> Should these be considered indicative of Memory failure?
Not massively likely. Software crashes fairly often with bugs such as these (I
know, I put the bugs in there)...
>
> 9-6-06
>
> Application popup: GoLive.exe - Application Error : The instruction at
> "0x100628b0" referenced memory at "0x00000000". The memory could not be
> "read".
Application 'GoLive.exe' has a pointer to an object that it has not initialised,
or it's attempted to allocate more memory that was available (or a negative or
otherwise silly amount of memory) and failed; has not checked that the pointer
it has is not NULL, and promptly tried to dereference it, and blown it's brains
out. Most likely buggy software.
> Application popup: WinSCP3.exe - Application Error : The exception
> unknown software exception (0xc0000027) occurred in the application at
> location 0x7c5c20bc.
I've seen exception 0xC0000027 thrown with buggy printer drivers, and with some
adobe software. (Is GoLive an adobe thing, seems to ring a bell?)
To eliminate problematic memory, download memtest86 (from
www.memtest.org),
write it to a floppy or CD, boot from that, and let it chew over your machine
for a good few hours. However, I don't think you'll find anything.
You may want to look at updating video and printer drivers.
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