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Referenced memory cannot be read

by bartyboy_15 Jul 18, 2007 10:05AM PDT

Hello.. Good Day..

i having problems with my pc it always popup the application error
and the message was "The instruction at"0x0065ec54" referenced memory at "0x00000044".The memory could not be "read"." it always happen when im using IE or WORD applications, and sometimes it restarts.. is my memory is damaged..

My Pc Specs..

Intel Celeron 1.1 ghz
512 mb ddr PC2700(333)
Ge force2 mx 400 videocard
40 gig maxtor
U85xx Biostar motherboard socket 478

Thanks for the help...

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Just A Few Thoughts

by Grif Thomas Former Forum moderator Jul 18, 2007 10:31AM PDT

It's probably not your memory sticks causing the error..1. Have you updated your graphics card driver? If not, please do..

2. Have you scanned your computer with a good antispyware program? If not, please do.

3. From Google:

http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=629831

several things it can be, in my case

I went to IE Tools, Internet Options, Advanced Tab, uncheck 'Enable
Page Transitions' under the 'Browsing' section

4. If you're using Internet Explorer 7, have you tried "repairing" it by reinstalling IE7 or maybe even reverting back to IE 6>

5. While in Internet Explorer, go to Tools, Internet Options, Advanced tab. UNCHECK "Enable third-party browser extensions" in the "Browsing" section.. reboot.

Hope this helps.

Grif

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Im still having troubles with my Pc

by bartyboy_15 Jul 18, 2007 7:10PM PDT

Its frequently restarting when im accessing some programs..

im using Windows xp sp2, and i have been using the tweak of tweakhounds.. in windows xp...

i disable all services that access updates...

and i already have the latest updates of my video card...

is my memory hardware has a problem? or my OS?

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