plusrun error message

[Ira Berkowitz]

Would anyone know what this cryptic message means.

PlusRun Application Error
0X7C91103C referenced memory at 0x85370200. The memory could not be written.

[David Ball]

Response # 1:
Makes perfect sense to me; what don't you understand?

Response # 2:
That sounds bad. I would get a new computer if I were you.

Response # 3:
Yes, I know what it means. Any other questions?

Response # 4:
Sounds like a segfault on the PCI bus. Adjust the flux
capacitor down just until a Reimann test gives a non-zero
response, then reinstall Windows and try it again.

Response # 5:
Hello Ira

I'm on vacation. Please excuse the responses above (and this
one too; I haven't really found much.) Yes, I am in tech
support.<g>

PlusRun is trying to write to memory and Windows is not
letting it for some reason.
Is this a new installation? Did you change anything
recently? (install new programs, etc.)
Are you using XP? (Maybe Vista has this feature also - I
don't know.)
If so, it could be DEP. I found a good article on it here:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc700810.aspx#XSLTsection124121120120
It expains what it is supposed to do, and how to turn it off
for a particular program. They also say "Don't, whatever you
do, turn it off globally" and then they show you how to do
that, too.
Hopefully, there is a better answer from someone else.

Thank you
David Ball
www.ChelseaData.ca

Post by Ira Berkowitz
Would anyone know what this cryptic message means.
PlusRun Application Error
0X7C91103C referenced memory at 0x85370200. The memory
could not be written.

[*Lysander*]

Post by David Ball
Hopefully, there is a better answer from someone else.

No, I really liked those, especially #4 !
Now I will go to work in much better mood :)

Ira, you probably have just a "usual" memory violation.
What I noticed lately, since installing some updates, that
error-messages recently (in all applications! only rarely got some in
the dBase-app) became much more talkative instead of just displaying
"MAV" and going to Nirwana.

[Lysander]

Actually I thinks it's an improvement - it forces them to close the
app

I also think that it's a great improvement. I have now in several places
seen that a much more detailed error message is displayed than before.

MS did a major re-work of the VC++ runtimes and probably some of those
changes even have an effect on already installed dinosaurs.

[Frank J. Polan]

Andre

That's an interesting observation - one of my users just got a smiling
error msg - except it was "couldn't write" in an form that's been
getting MAVS

Actually I thinks it's an improvement - it forces them to close the
app

Frank Polan

Post by *Lysander*

Post by David Ball
Hopefully, there is a better answer from someone else.

No, I really liked those, especially #4 !
Now I will go to work in much better mood :)
Ira, you probably have just a "usual" memory violation.
What I noticed lately, since installing some updates, that
error-messages recently (in all applications! only rarely got some in
the dBase-app) became much more talkative instead of just displaying
"MAV" and going to Nirwana.

[Geoff Wass [dBVIPS]]

Post by Ira Berkowitz
Would anyone know what this cryptic message means.
PlusRun Application Error
0X7C91103C referenced memory at 0x85370200. The memory could not be written.

Ira,

Can you tell what you were doing, what you were using, etc?