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approved by Jean-François Pillou
I had the problem of 'memory could not be written' with IE8 and all kinds of add-ons.
Here is the way to disable DEP:
"Local Administrators can control DEP/NX by running Internet Explorer as an Administrator and unchecking the Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > “Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks” option."
For details see http://blogs.msdn.com/...
Here is the way to disable DEP:
"Local Administrators can control DEP/NX by running Internet Explorer as an Administrator and unchecking the Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > “Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks” option."
For details see http://blogs.msdn.com/...
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Hello,
I have a quick fix that might work for you. I was getting a similar iexplorer.exe application error. And, I followed the steps below. Now, I don't receive any application errors on any websites.
Quick fix:
In your internet explorer: Click on Tools
Click on: Internet Options
Go to the Advance Tab
Search for: Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks
Uncheck this box, Click Apply, Then click OK
Close Internet Explorer, Open Internet Explorer Again, Go to the website that was giving you trouble just to check to see if this worked. It may or may not work for you. I can't guarantee it, but I hope it does. I did for me.
Jan
I have a quick fix that might work for you. I was getting a similar iexplorer.exe application error. And, I followed the steps below. Now, I don't receive any application errors on any websites.
Quick fix:
In your internet explorer: Click on Tools
Click on: Internet Options
Go to the Advance Tab
Search for: Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks
Uncheck this box, Click Apply, Then click OK
Close Internet Explorer, Open Internet Explorer Again, Go to the website that was giving you trouble just to check to see if this worked. It may or may not work for you. I can't guarantee it, but I hope it does. I did for me.
Jan
Yes dear,
i have a good solution for your problem
first, go to "C:\Program Files\Common Files\InstallShield", by Start menu >> Run
Then, you will find a folder named with "Engine"
Change its name to any other
then, go to this link, and download the latest update for this folder, by downloading and install the downloaded file
http://support.installshield.com/kb/files/Q108312/ikernelupdate.exe
Enjoy !!
Ahmed Helal Selim
Egypt
Faculty of Engineering
Cairo University
i have a good solution for your problem
first, go to "C:\Program Files\Common Files\InstallShield", by Start menu >> Run
Then, you will find a folder named with "Engine"
Change its name to any other
then, go to this link, and download the latest update for this folder, by downloading and install the downloaded file
http://support.installshield.com/kb/files/Q108312/ikernelupdate.exe
Enjoy !!
Ahmed Helal Selim
Egypt
Faculty of Engineering
Cairo University
Hai friend,
I have one small idea, first open task manager(using press ctrl+alt+del or right click task bar and select task manager), click process tab and select explorer.exe and click the button end process and give yes.
then there are two way,
1. click file menu from task manager and select new task. then type explorer.exe and give ok.
or
2. Copy exploer.exe file from another system and paste to C:\WINDOWS\ folder then do the above line process.
I have one small idea, first open task manager(using press ctrl+alt+del or right click task bar and select task manager), click process tab and select explorer.exe and click the button end process and give yes.
then there are two way,
1. click file menu from task manager and select new task. then type explorer.exe and give ok.
or
2. Copy exploer.exe file from another system and paste to C:\WINDOWS\ folder then do the above line process.
I did get this similar error message sometimes when using Firefox 2.0 in Windows XP especially when I check my AOL mail in AOL web site.
Explorer.exe - Application Error
The instruction at ..........
The memory could not be "written"
After clicking o.k, I got
Firefox.exe -application error
The exception illegal instruction. An attempt was made to execute an illegal instruction (0XC000001d) occured in the application at location 0X7C911919
o.k. ----Terminate. Cancel --- debug.
I uninstall Firefox 2.0 and install Firefox 3.0. Does it also resolve the issue? And it's definitely not physical memory issue on the system?
Thanks.
Explorer.exe - Application Error
The instruction at ..........
The memory could not be "written"
After clicking o.k, I got
Firefox.exe -application error
The exception illegal instruction. An attempt was made to execute an illegal instruction (0XC000001d) occured in the application at location 0X7C911919
o.k. ----Terminate. Cancel --- debug.
I uninstall Firefox 2.0 and install Firefox 3.0. Does it also resolve the issue? And it's definitely not physical memory issue on the system?
Thanks.
This happens because Internet Explorer 8 has a new setting to help protect your computer. I'm currently trying to find a work around that will allow me to keep the setting enabled. If you would like to take the risk you can fix this problem by going to
Internet Options
Click the Advanced tab
Scroll all the way to the bottom
Uncheck the box that says 'Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks'
Hit apply
Hit ok
Close IE and re-open and you should no longer have the problem.
Internet Options
Click the Advanced tab
Scroll all the way to the bottom
Uncheck the box that says 'Enable memory protection to help mitigate online attacks'
Hit apply
Hit ok
Close IE and re-open and you should no longer have the problem.
I've chronically been getting the error"the instruction at "0x00000000" referenced memory at "0x00000000". the memory could not be "read" primarily when I shut down IE.
The error does not occur after browsing all sites, but it does consistently occur when I visit specific sites (such as my knowledgebase administration page). I've found that the error does not occur when I do not display my Yahoo toolbar. So for those of you out there that are getting the error when shutting down IE, you might try experimenting with closing some of your IE toolbars as there may be some sort of conflict in that regard. Mine happens to be caused by the Yahoo toolbar.
To close a toolbar, just right-click on any toolbar that is currently displayed and uncheck the box next to one on the list. I would suggest trying to close the toolbars one at a time and shutting down IE after each shut-down so you can isolate it to a specific toolbar.
Cheers.
The error does not occur after browsing all sites, but it does consistently occur when I visit specific sites (such as my knowledgebase administration page). I've found that the error does not occur when I do not display my Yahoo toolbar. So for those of you out there that are getting the error when shutting down IE, you might try experimenting with closing some of your IE toolbars as there may be some sort of conflict in that regard. Mine happens to be caused by the Yahoo toolbar.
To close a toolbar, just right-click on any toolbar that is currently displayed and uncheck the box next to one on the list. I would suggest trying to close the toolbars one at a time and shutting down IE after each shut-down so you can isolate it to a specific toolbar.
Cheers.
Hi!
I had the same problem and went to the control panel, add and remove programs. Then I uninstalled ALL of the toolbars listed. I also did some house work and cleaned out all other unused programs. Restarted my computer and problem sloved.
My culprets were Yahoo, Google and my search toolbars.
Good luck!
Spaniel
I had the same problem and went to the control panel, add and remove programs. Then I uninstalled ALL of the toolbars listed. I also did some house work and cleaned out all other unused programs. Restarted my computer and problem sloved.
My culprets were Yahoo, Google and my search toolbars.
Good luck!
Spaniel
Just press cntrl+alt+del and in task manager go to file, new task and then type in explorer.exe then press enter (or return)
alt cntl del gives me log on task manager screen when I click tasmanager does not return
left with wallpaper. is there a way to use the reinstall cd stp short of reinstall and
repair this error help desparate dont want to lose my data thanks
left with wallpaper. is there a way to use the reinstall cd stp short of reinstall and
repair this error help desparate dont want to lose my data thanks
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