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    Mogtabam
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    Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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      Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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      Colin Angus Mackay
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      How awful for you.


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        Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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        Dave Kreskowiak
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        Well, with the information you haven't provided, there could be any one of about 1,000,000 causes. That error message is about as generic as it gets.

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          Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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          Jerry Hammond
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          A memory access violation has occured at 0x4A657272792048616D6D6F6E64

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            Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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            Russell
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            :wtf::omg::wtf::omg: then ... BINGOOOOO !!! :laugh::laugh::laugh:


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              Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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              Mike Dimmick
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              On my copy of Windows XP, that address falls into the address range that kernel32.dll is loaded at. It doesn't appear to be associated with any public symbol (i.e. functions whose names Microsoft are willing to disclose). It would be unusual to have self-modifying code in this part of Windows, and it's very rare for an instruction to modify itself. I suspect that either the program has become corrupted or that your system memory is bad. To test the memory, use Windows Memory Diagnostic[^] or memtest86. If it appears to be bad, check that you're not overclocking any components of the computer, check that the fans are working and that they're not clogged with dust (also check the heatsinks for this) and ensure that nothing is overheating.

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                Hi All When I run a program I resived this error %Application Name% The instructiion at "0x7c883f9c" referenced memory at "0x7c883f9c". the memory could not be "Written" Click on OK to terminate the program Click on CANCEL to debug the program

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                Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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                It is Bad Memory Error. Which program is causing this? A Google Search of that code brought me results from diversified programs like McAfee, LogiTech etc. Possibly a corrupt installation?

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