Access Violation

H

Henry

Occasionally, a number of small windows titled "mformat" will appear on my
monitor. The message reads: Access violation at address 00000000. Read of
address 00000000.

It does not seem to affect the operation of any of the programs but is a
nuisance. Does anyone know how to get rid of this?

Thanks
 
H

Hurra7

Hi Henry,

do you have already a solution for this error ?
I get the same message on my notebook from time to time. In the logs i can´t
find anything about this subject. First i thougt it has to do with the
missing sd card...
It would be nice, if you could call me.
Thanks -Michael
 
S

smlunatick

Hi Henry,

do you have already a solution for this error ?
I get the same message on my notebook from time to time. In the logs i can´t
find anything about this subject. First i thougt it has to do with the
missing sd card...
It would be nice, if you could call me.
Thanks -Michael
Click to expand...

mformat search come up as a possible utility for a USB flash drive,
usually from Transcend.

Also, the Access violation error seems to indicate a problem when
access some RAM sections.
 

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