Error in windows xp

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Jean-François Guénet

Hi sometimes in windows xp i have this error

The instruction at 0x5b091531 referenced memory at 0x00000014. The memory
could not be read

If i check the application log in the event viewer i see those messages

This message was on 2006-10-19 and seems to be from norton...so i uninstall
norton system works 2006 but i got a message again on 2006-10-27

2006-10-19
Faulting application ccapp.exe, version 104.0.8.3, faulting module
lgmsghk.dll, version 1.1.0.0, fault address 0x00002780.

2006-10-27
Faulting application sp30ddeproxy.exe, version 1.0.0.1, faulting module
sp30ddeproxy.exe, version 1.0.0.1, fault address 0x00002fe3.

The 2 errors are Event 1000 and the source is "Application Error"

Anyone can help me please

Thanks

JF
 
You can completely remove all traces of Norton by downloading the SymNRT.exe
file from their web site.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005103109480139

When I ran it the removal was total, after re-installing Norton the
subscription date was as if I had installed a new copy with a full year plus
on subscription renewal.

Notes:
1) You should also delete any remaining Symantec directories.
2) It has been reported that this utility does not always do a total
removal.
(I suspect that they have changed the removal process to leave certain
subscription keys in place).

JS
 
Norton, as is often the case, is not uninstalling correctly and as such is
leaving remnents, eg ccapp etc
 
Thanks i will try that !


JS said:
You can completely remove all traces of Norton by downloading the
SymNRT.exe
file from their web site.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/tsgeninfo.nsf/docid/2005103109480139

When I ran it the removal was total, after re-installing Norton the
subscription date was as if I had installed a new copy with a full year
plus
on subscription renewal.

Notes:
1) You should also delete any remaining Symantec directories.
2) It has been reported that this utility does not always do a total
removal.
(I suspect that they have changed the removal process to leave certain
subscription keys in place).

JS
 

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