memory violation problem...
 

I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

The window with this message appears when booting the pc, after the bios
set-up prompt, but before windows starts. The window heading is "Error
occurred".

The pc is a Pentium PIII 500 cpu
Compaq desktop base unit and Compaq motherboard (with 2 x USB & 2 x serial
ports)
NB: Onboard sound chip disabled via BIOS screen (as SoundBlaster card
installed instead)
Compaq 17" svga colour monitor
Compaq Keyboard (PS/2 type)
Compaq Mouse (with wheel) (PS/2 type)
128Mb ram memory (PC100)
Western Digital 10Gb hard drive (Ultra DMA compatible)
3Dfx Voodoo3 graphics card 16Mb (AGP)
Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16 digital PCI sound card
1.44Mb floppy disc drive (standard)
x32 CD drive (Compaq)
The pc is using Windows 98se

I can get into the safe mode menu, and select safe mode, but even from
here the pc stalls with the same message when windows attempts to load.

If I select the step by step option, there are no obvious drivers loading
which I think might cause a problem? in fact the bare minimum drivers are
being loaded anyway by default on this pc.

If I try the dos prompt option, I can get to the c:\ prompt and look at
the c drive etc, but if i try to load windows from here I get the same
problem.

If you leave the error message onscreen, after a while the screensaver
starts.

If you click the "ok" button on the error message the screen is left blank
apart from the windows wallpaper, and there are no screen icons,
shortcuts, start button, etc, and you can do nothing with the pc except
control, alt, del and switch off the pc.

I've checked that all cards are in their slots properly and there are no
loose wires etc, and the memory module is seated ok. I have also reseated
the memory module in another slot, but still the problem persists.

Anyone got any ideas what this is and how to cure it please....


*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

Memory access violation

memory module is possibly bad, if you have two modules remove one and check then the other.

wrote in message ...
I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

The window with this message appears when booting the pc, after the bios
set-up prompt, but before windows starts. The window heading is "Error
occurred".

The pc is a Pentium PIII 500 cpu
Compaq desktop base unit and Compaq motherboard (with 2 x USB & 2 x serial
ports)
NB: Onboard sound chip disabled via BIOS screen (as SoundBlaster card
installed instead)
Compaq 17" svga colour monitor
Compaq Keyboard (PS/2 type)
Compaq Mouse (with wheel) (PS/2 type)
128Mb ram memory (PC100)
Western Digital 10Gb hard drive (Ultra DMA compatible)
3Dfx Voodoo3 graphics card 16Mb (AGP)
Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16 digital PCI sound card
1.44Mb floppy disc drive (standard)
x32 CD drive (Compaq)
The pc is using Windows 98se

I can get into the safe mode menu, and select safe mode, but even from
here the pc stalls with the same message when windows attempts to load.

If I select the step by step option, there are no obvious drivers loading
which I think might cause a problem? in fact the bare minimum drivers are
being loaded anyway by default on this pc.

If I try the dos prompt option, I can get to the c:\ prompt and look at
the c drive etc, but if i try to load windows from here I get the same
problem.

If you leave the error message onscreen, after a while the screensaver
starts.

If you click the "ok" button on the error message the screen is left blank
apart from the windows wallpaper, and there are no screen icons,
shortcuts, start button, etc, and you can do nothing with the pc except
control, alt, del and switch off the pc.

I've checked that all cards are in their slots properly and there are no
loose wires etc, and the memory module is seated ok. I have also reseated
the memory module in another slot, but still the problem persists.

Anyone got any ideas what this is and how to cure it please....


*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

also what about software that uses a unusual amount of 'stacks'?


wrote in message ...
I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

The window with this message appears when booting the pc, after the bios
set-up prompt, but before windows starts. The window heading is "Error
occurred".

The pc is a Pentium PIII 500 cpu
Compaq desktop base unit and Compaq motherboard (with 2 x USB & 2 x serial
ports)
NB: Onboard sound chip disabled via BIOS screen (as SoundBlaster card
installed instead)
Compaq 17" svga colour monitor
Compaq Keyboard (PS/2 type)
Compaq Mouse (with wheel) (PS/2 type)
128Mb ram memory (PC100)
Western Digital 10Gb hard drive (Ultra DMA compatible)
3Dfx Voodoo3 graphics card 16Mb (AGP)
Creative Labs SoundBlaster 16 digital PCI sound card
1.44Mb floppy disc drive (standard)
x32 CD drive (Compaq)
The pc is using Windows 98se

I can get into the safe mode menu, and select safe mode, but even from
here the pc stalls with the same message when windows attempts to load.

If I select the step by step option, there are no obvious drivers loading
which I think might cause a problem? in fact the bare minimum drivers are
being loaded anyway by default on this pc.

If I try the dos prompt option, I can get to the c:\ prompt and look at
the c drive etc, but if i try to load windows from here I get the same
problem.

If you leave the error message onscreen, after a while the screensaver
starts.

If you click the "ok" button on the error message the screen is left blank
apart from the windows wallpaper, and there are no screen icons,
shortcuts, start button, etc, and you can do nothing with the pc except
control, alt, del and switch off the pc.

I've checked that all cards are in their slots properly and there are no
loose wires etc, and the memory module is seated ok. I have also reseated
the memory module in another slot, but still the problem persists.

Anyone got any ideas what this is and how to cure it please....


*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

wrote in message
...
I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

What software (or virus?) was installed immediately previous to the error
starting on the computer?

Try holding F8 during the bios and select the logged boot option (or the confirm
each step option) for some possible clues.

Jon

In article t,
(JAD) wrote:

Memory access violation

memory module is possibly bad, if you have two modules remove one and
check then the other.

Only got one 128mb memory module in the pc, I've tried reseating the
module, and placing it another memory slot, the problem still exists.

I'm now testing the module with Memtest - 86 (v3.0) and so far its been
running the test program ok for about ten minutes without any errors.

So i assume the memory module is ok?

8-(

*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

In article ,
(Jon Danniken) wrote:

wrote in message
...
I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

What software (or virus?) was installed immediately previous to the
error
starting on the computer?

Try holding F8 during the bios and select the logged boot option (or
the confirm
each step option) for some possible clues.

Jon

He has now told me he had the "bugbear" virus, and obtained removal tools
from the net (Norton, etc) and thought he had removed the virus, then this
problem started.

*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 15:40:24 +0000 (UTC), Knowing that it was a
Hollywood invention that lemmings jump off cliffs
wrote :

In article t,
(JAD) wrote:

Memory access violation

memory module is possibly bad, if you have two modules remove one and
check then the other.

Only got one 128mb memory module in the pc, I've tried reseating the
module, and placing it another memory slot, the problem still exists.

I'm now testing the module with Memtest - 86 (v3.0) and so far its been
running the test program ok for about ten minutes without any errors.

So i assume the memory module is ok?

Software RAM testers aren't much good so ,"No" you can't assume
anything :/

Try another stick if you can.



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On Wed, 15 Oct 2003 16:15:44 +0000 (UTC), Knowing that it was a
Hollywood invention that lemmings jump off cliffs
wrote :

In article ,
(Jon Danniken) wrote:

wrote in message
...
I'm trying to fix a friends pc and he is getting the following error:

"Memory access violation in module kernel32 @ 5692:14766882" (NB: This
number appears to be different everytime the pc starts!)

What software (or virus?) was installed immediately previous to the
error
starting on the computer?

Try holding F8 during the bios and select the logged boot option (or
the confirm
each step option) for some possible clues.

Jon

He has now told me he had the "bugbear" virus, and obtained removal tools
from the net (Norton, etc) and thought he had removed the virus, then this
problem started.

*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html




Anti_virus/Trojan free
http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php
and also,"Spybot",
http://security.kolla.de/
But also from time to time do an online AVS(Anti-Virus Scan)
http://www.pandasoftware.com/activescan/
and ATS(Anti Trojan Scan),
http://www.trojanscan.com/

HTH :)



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http://www.geocities.com/sheppola/trouble.html
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http://www.soundclick.com/bands/8/nomessiahsmusic.htm

Thanx for the info, it was indeed the Swen virus, which has now been
removed and the pc has been cleaned and new anti virus and firewall
programs installed.

Also found 3 other viruses and about 80 nasties with Ad Aware (v6) and Spy
Bot (v1.2)

Thanx all for the helpful info...

8-)

*Peter* - http://www.cix.co.uk/~pjgtech/home.html

"Shep©" wrote:
Anti_virus/Trojan free
http://www.grisoft.com/us/us_dwnl_free.php

Stay away from that one; their "AVG" product is only certified on machines
running Windows XP as the OS. Check here for more info:
http://www.virusbtn.com/vb100/archiv...ts.xml?avg.xml

Jon