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cr0w · 10-17-2002, 05:42 PM

Iâll establish this post by saying first off I know that the problem at hand is not specifically related to the program per se, and thus it is a problem with my RAM.

I've attempted to use 901 (and I think I had tried RC2 as well, with the same result) but when I close the program I recieve the message:

The instruction at "0x1c001516" referenced memory at "0x01080010". The memory could not be "read".

Obviously this is a problem with my RAM, as I have similar problems with other programs too, but it seems that it is something in the program because I've had this problem with older versions of FlashFXP too, but when a new version came out the problem would cease (same with other programs with the same problem, version would change and problem would cease).

So I'm wondering what kind of instructions are given upon close of the program, if there is something that can be done in reference to the memory locations it accesses.

Any help would be appreciated.

10-17-2002, 05:42 PM
cr0w Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 11	What's happening 'On Close'? Iâll establish this post by saying first off I know that the problem at hand is not specifically related to the program per se, and thus it is a problem with my RAM. I've attempted to use 901 (and I think I had tried RC2 as well, with the same result) but when I close the program I recieve the message: The instruction at "0x1c001516" referenced memory at "0x01080010". The memory could not be "read". Obviously this is a problem with my RAM, as I have similar problems with other programs too, but it seems that it is something in the program because I've had this problem with older versions of FlashFXP too, but when a new version came out the problem would cease (same with other programs with the same problem, version would change and problem would cease). So I'm wondering what kind of instructions are given upon close of the program, if there is something that can be done in reference to the memory locations it accesses. Any help would be appreciated.