Exception: 0xC0000005(ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001B:1D1C4E86

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Exception: 0xC0000005(ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001

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From: Trinity on 03/17/2003
Please help me because since I' ve installed Win2K on my computer this message appeare when I try to open a clip video:
"Exception: 0xC0000005(ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001B:1D1C4E86
The instruction at 0x1D1C4E86 refenced memory at 0X00000000
The memory caould not be read ."

I've tried to update the drivers for sound card and video card but didn't solved the problem.
I have directx 8.1 for win2k.
Can anyone tell me what can I do?

Thanks

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From: casablanca on 07/02/2009
I'm using WinXP.Please help me because since I' ve installed the patch to update WarIII(ver 1.23.0.6352)on my computer this message appeare when I try to open a clip video:
0xC0000005 (ACCESS_VIOLATION) at 001B:6F3505AE
Anyone plzz help me fix this error.Thank so much!!!!

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From: Chris on 01/08/2004
I have the same problem and also the same error message. But I receive it from random program files, too. I reinstalled Win2k 2 times but it's the same again. I think it's a hardware problem. Can you help me?

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From: Banner on 09/18/2003
read this for the reason why -

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://wargamescenter.free.fr/forum/post_view.php%3Fforum%3D6%26topic%3D2238&prev=/search%3Fq%3D0xC0000005%2B(ACCESS_VIOLATION)%2Bat%26start%3D10%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-8%26oe%3DUTF-8%26sa%3DN

the solution -
START -> RUN -> type "COMMAND" then enter or go
type "regsvr32/U mmswitch.ax" then enter you should get a little dialogue box click OK
type "regsvr32/U bicubic_resizer.ax" then enter you should get a little dialogue box click OK

bob's your uncle, job done

try it now
:D

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From: Slink on 03/30/2003
try re-seating your memory and then open the file, also try another form of media player to view the file..

slink

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