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Hi there!
I got Windows XP PRO SP2 installed on my desk PC, and since a few days
I'm getting this new error msg while trying to launch an application:
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"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library"
Runtime error!!!
Program C:\Programmi\VirtualDubMod\VirtualDubMod.exe
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual
way...
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What does it mean?? How can I solve the problem??
The application has always worked fine before and I didn't modified in
any way... Searching thru' the net I discovered that many people are
encountering this very same problem but with several different
applications, most of them with IE6 or Office, and so on... so I guess
the problem is not in the application itself but in WinXP!
Please, can anyone help me??
Thanks.
Regards.
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I got Windows XP PRO SP2 installed on my desk PC, and since a few days
I'm getting this new error msg while trying to launch an application:
_______________________________________________________
"Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library"
Runtime error!!!
Program C:\Programmi\VirtualDubMod\VirtualDubMod.exe
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual
way...
_______________________________________________________
What does it mean?? How can I solve the problem??
The application has always worked fine before and I didn't modified in
any way... Searching thru' the net I discovered that many people are
encountering this very same problem but with several different
applications, most of them with IE6 or Office, and so on... so I guess
the problem is not in the application itself but in WinXP!
Please, can anyone help me??
Thanks.
Regards.
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avast! Antivirus: Outbound messaggio pulito.
"Chi Þ pronto a rinunciare alle proprie libertÓ fondamentali per
comprarsi briciole di temporanea sicurezza non merita nÞ la libertÓ nÞ
la sicurezza" - Benjamin Franklin