i have a dell dimension 8400 and i keep getting these messages
the instruction at "0x77279a83" referenced memory at "0x10009a58:. The memory could not be "read"
click on OK to terminate the program
is there anything i can do about it
ive re installed windows and run the dell diagnostics and te only error i get is a read wite erroer with the floppy
You may want to surf over to http://oca.microsoft.com/en/windiag.asp and consider downloading, creating a disk and running the Windows Memory Diagnostic Utility. There are similar utilities available - such as MemTestX86 - if you Google *Memory Diagnostics*
I have recently been seeing the same thing - "instruction at ox73489dc1 references memory at 0x029f1f20 could not be read. Click on ok to terminate program". I see this right after I am entering info in PeachTree 2006 and it closes PT, then I get this error. I've called PT support and while they've been very helpful, it still happens. Not all the time - about 5 minutes or so into the application I'm using. Nothing else running; I have updated everything, scanned and defragged; run the Memory diagnostic tool (no problems), ...
The problem seems to happen when I use the tab or enter keys to switch fields (from Item to description) in the purchase inventory app for PeachTree. And today - first time for this machine - IE had the same issue.
I started receiving this message a couple of days ago. It comes up with 0x77279a83, but then shows 0x7d4b8918 for msimn.exe. After opening up IE to google, my home page, I then open up email; and then eventually the error appears.
Since no one from Dell was contributing to this forum regarding cause and solution, I contacted Microsoft. They said the error is:
"the memory address that you have mentioned carries an instruction that requires more information for it to run. So it has referred to an address where it has found the required information. But the address that it has referred to cannot be read due to any of the following reasons:
1) The address is already been used by any other address for its implementation.
2) A deadlock might have occurred i.e a circular link between address.
3) The address might have got corrupted.
4) The address might be a dangling pointer
There might be other reasons excluding the above mentioned. These take place due to unexplained behavior of the software. "
When I asked them how to resolve the issue, they referred me to Dell.
My pc uses xp. I finally did a restore to an older date prior to the error message being displayed, and I have not seen the error since. This resolved my issue (as far as I know), but I don't know if it would help anyone else that has reported this as an error as well.
i get this error when playing counter strike source, the game shuts down and the eroor message comes up, only problem is i cant remember how long ago it first started appearing so a system restore wont do me any good and other people use this comp so i can tdo that anyway. any other ways to resolve it?
Not that I know of. However, I emailed Chis, the Dell contact person that had posted an inquiry to this forum, asking him to please review the forum postings and hopefully provide a solution for everyone's needs.
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What application is running when the error appears?
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