svchost.exe - Application Error

Did you recently install something in your computer?

Hardware (like memory) or programs?

Thanks asheron34 for your respond. Yes I Installed ATI video card (All in Wonder 9600) but I star experiment that problem way back; mater of fact I experiencing the same error message with my other two computer in my home, another DELL 4100 including my new laptop Toshiba satellite M35 with Centrino processor. I think that all my problem start after I upgrade with Windows XP Services pack 2. I Try to uninstall it in one of my computer but I have to reinstall again because another problems arrived.

I hope this information bring some light to you in my HELP.

Thanks again for your concern.

Regards,

Lanu2004

Thanks asheron34 for your respond. Yes I Installed ATI video card (All in Wonder 9600) but I star experiment that problem way back; mater of fact I experiencing the same error message with my other two computer in my home, another DELL 4100 including my new laptop Toshiba satellite M35 with Centrino processor. I think that all my problem start after I upgrade with Windows XP Services pack 2. I Try to uninstall it in one of my computer but I have to reinstall again because another problems arrived.

I hope this information bring some light to you in my HELP.

Thanks again for your concern.

Regards,

Lanu2004

Hello lanu2004. I am having the same problems as you! Frustrating is not the word for it. I have also tried uninstalling with same results. It seems all of my problems started when I installed my new HP 2500 series printer and software. Have you received a fix for your problem yet? I would appreciate any and all help.

Thanks

geezer04

See if this helps from another forum regarding HP printers and that problem:

http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=749972

Look for this header:

Dec 2, 2004 09:35:47 GMT   N/A: Question Author

And the workaround after this text:

"HP and Microsoft are working on the issues arising after installing SP2
and soon HP would be releasing Update patch to resolve the issue."

Hi geezer04, based on your comment; yes! I bought a new HP Oficeject 7410 All in One and by coincidence all my three computers (2 desktop & 1 laptop) are connected in wireless network and every one have the same problem. Thank you for your concern and support.

I hope to find a solution for this problem.

Thanks

Lanu2004

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@asheron34 wrote:

Did you recently install something in your computer?

Hardware (like memory) or programs?

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 yes! just I bought a new HP Oficeject 7410 All in One and by coincidence all my three computers (2 destop & 1 laptop) are connected in wireless network and every one have the same problem. Do you have any subjection based on it?

Asheron34 thank you again!

Regards,

Lanu2004

Lanu2004 I think we are getting somewhere now because your problem is identical to mine. I recently added HP 2510 wireless printer to my network and all 4 of my computers are in a funk. I have been working on it for 4 days but if I find a solution I will let you know.

Thanks for the heads up!!

geezer04

Scott,

There have been some good answers on this thread. My problem was solved by disabling WIA service. There are step by step instructions on this thread. By the way, thank you to all who have posted the fix.

Perform these steps to disable WIA (Windows Image Acquisition) service:

1. Click Start->Control Panel.
2. Select and Double Click Administrative Tools.
3. Double Click Services.
4. From the Services Window, Locate and Double Click Windows
Image Acquisition (WIA).
5. From the Windows Image Acquisition (WIA) properties, select
Startup type under General Tab and select Disabled from the
drop down list.
6. Click Apply and OK to save the changes.
7. Restart the Computer.

If the issue persists, Please follow the steps below:

If your computer is set to apply DEP to all programs and services, the
DEP error message will have a Change Settings button. If an update to
the program is not available, follow these steps to add an exception for
the program from the DEP error message:

1. When you receive the error message that is mentioned in the
"Symptoms" section, click Change Settings.
2. Click to select the check box next to the program, and then click
Apply.
3. When you are prompted to restart your computer, click OK two times,
and then restart your system.

You can also add an exception for the program by using System Properties
in Control Panel. To do this, follow these steps:1. Click Start, click
Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.
2. Click the Advanced tab, click Performance, and then click Settings.
3. In Performance Options, click the Data Execution Prevention tab, and
then click Add.
4. In the Open dialog box, locate and then click the program.
5. Click Open, click Apply, and then click OK. When you are prompted to
restart your computer, click OK.

I hope this helps,

John