try disabling script debugging,
1) In Internet Explorer, select Tools -> Options
2) On the Internet Options dialog, go to the Advanced tab
3) Make sure that both of these options are checked:
X Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)
X Disable Script Debugging (Other)
IF THIS DOESNT WORK: Try restricting DEP as per these instructions http://windows7themes.net/disable-window...vista.html (just read the instructions and perform the steps, don't download anything from this page)
IF THIS DOESNT WORK: try to run memtest86 (http://memtest86.com/) to see if you have a bad stick of RAM or another memory problem: see this quote below----
"faulty memory, memory has “addresses” each address has a number, 0xc000005 is just the address of a small (tiny) part of your memory. When this part is corrupted and windows (or any windows program) tries to access it, you get this dreaded access violation error. A faulty memory needs to be replaced, if you have upgraded your memory recently and you suddenly started getting this weird error, try putting your old RAM back and see if it fixes the problem.
The second possibility is a broken registry, the registry is essentially a database that windows uses to keep track of different configurations related to the programs installed on your computer. When the registry is broken or not configured correctly it can sometimes cause errors like these to occur. An access violation error can in many cases be due to a program messing up a few registry entries and unintentionally blocking access to some parts of your memory."
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1) In Internet Explorer, select Tools -> Options
2) On the Internet Options dialog, go to the Advanced tab
3) Make sure that both of these options are checked:
X Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)
X Disable Script Debugging (Other)
IF THIS DOESNT WORK: Try restricting DEP as per these instructions http://windows7themes.net/disable-window...vista.html (just read the instructions and perform the steps, don't download anything from this page)
IF THIS DOESNT WORK: try to run memtest86 (http://memtest86.com/) to see if you have a bad stick of RAM or another memory problem: see this quote below----
"faulty memory, memory has “addresses” each address has a number, 0xc000005 is just the address of a small (tiny) part of your memory. When this part is corrupted and windows (or any windows program) tries to access it, you get this dreaded access violation error. A faulty memory needs to be replaced, if you have upgraded your memory recently and you suddenly started getting this weird error, try putting your old RAM back and see if it fixes the problem.
The second possibility is a broken registry, the registry is essentially a database that windows uses to keep track of different configurations related to the programs installed on your computer. When the registry is broken or not configured correctly it can sometimes cause errors like these to occur. An access violation error can in many cases be due to a program messing up a few registry entries and unintentionally blocking access to some parts of your memory."
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