Referenced Memory

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I have received on a few occassions the following message;
The instruction "oxo7da454d" referenced memory @ "oxo7da454d" could be read.
Click "OK" to terminate the program.
Can anyone tell me what this means and what I need to do?
 
kadidid said:
I have received on a few occassions the following message;
The instruction "oxo7da454d" referenced memory @ "oxo7da454d" could be
read. Click "OK" to terminate the program.
Can anyone tell me what this means and what I need to do?
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It depends on what program you're running (and what you're doing) when
you get the error. Very generally, it may mean that the program tried
to do something it shouldn't have (or couldn't do). It may also mean
that you have malware or hardware issues. There is no way of being more
specific with the little information you've provided.

It can be very hard for a non-technical person to know what to include
in a post to a tech support newsgroup. Here is a link that will help
you with that:

http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

Malke
 
I have received on a few occassions the following message;
The instruction "oxo7da454d" referenced memory @ "oxo7da454d" could be read.
Click "OK" to terminate the program.
Can anyone tell me what this means and what I need to do?
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Several things you could try...

Have you played with the Windows Virtual Memory settings?
If so, undo your settings and let Windows handle it on it's own.
Right-click "My Computer", "Properties", "Advanced" tab. Under Performance section, click the
"Settings" button, "Advanced" tab, under the Virtual memory section, click the "Change" button,
and check the option, "System managed size". Click the "Set" button, click "OK", "Apply", and
"OK" your way out. Virtual Memory in Windows XP: http://aumha.org/win5/a/xpvm.htm

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Clean out the cache files. C:\Windows\Temporary Internet Files. Click Start, Settings,
Control Panel, Internet Options, "General" tab Look under "Temporary Internet Files", Click
"Delete Files", check box, "Delete all offline content", "OK"

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Error Message: Memory Could Not Be Read...
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=262490

In the root directory of C:\, modify or create the config.sys file. Add the following:

files=65
buffers=40
stacks=64,512

If the error persists, try adding this line to your System.ini file:
Scroll down to the [386Enh] Section and One space down. Hit the
Enter Key one time to create a blank line just below the [386Enh].
In the blank line, type the following:

MinSPs=6

Click Edit, Save, Edit, exit. Shut down and restart for the changes to take effect.
(The default is 2. If required, increase increments by 2.)

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If nothing helped, try here: http://tinyurl.com/cl4v

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Getting the error "The memory could not be read" on right-click button:

When you right click a file or folder, you should get the context menu...
So, there might be some invalid or corrupted entires in your context menu that is creating the
problem

Download ShellExView from here: http://www.mvps.org/sramesh2k/slowrightclick.htm
and check what is going on in your context menu. Delete the entries which are unwanted or
unknown.
 
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