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Slight variations of the same type of error message are occurring.

PMS Register File.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “Ox5ff3b322 referenced memory at Oxffb094e8” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Cvtres.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “Ox5ff3b322 referenced memory at Oxffb09484” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Lexexe.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “Ox5ff3b322 referenced memory at Oxffb09478” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

And perhaps one or two other variations of this message.

Approximately 3 weeks ago I updated the RAM on my pc – which appeared to be working fine, not sure if that could be related.

I first noticed this error while using Video editing software about a week ago…the error would occur after an action had been completed (for example, after ‘capturing’ video into a new project file in the program). However, the error message would simply need to be “ok’d” and the program would continue to run.

However I don’t think this is related to that software at all. Latest development is that I am unable to use a new printer/scanner. I was unable to load the driver from the CD – process kept failing with one of the error messages. But I then downloaded the driver from the mfg’s site…it appears to have installed, but when I attempt to use a function (i.e. – scan) it scans…then Ox5ff3b322 error message appears again.

Also, I tried to update Windows updates (after receiving this error messages) – several successfully installed. However, one failed to install – “Security Update for Microsoft.Net Framework, Version 1.1 SP 1 (KB928366). However, in looking at my Windows update history I also see that this update failed back in January of this year…so not sure that it’s related as the Ox5ff3b322 referenced memory error has only been very recently occurring.

4/23 – believe memory is correct. Corsair DDR1, 1 GB each, 400 MHZ, for PC-3200 & PC-2700. I tried reinstalling “Security Update for Microsoft.Net Framework, Version 1.1 SP 1, but the install failed with a similar error message today.

SL12E.tmp – Application Error

“The instruction at “Ox5ff3b322 referenced memory at Oxffb0928c” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Any other ideas? Thanks a lot.

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PMS Register File.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb094e8” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Cvtres.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb09484” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Lexexe.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb09478” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

That looks all awfully close to the same memory location, which suggests a memory defect. Can you try to run a memory diagnostic test; google for memtest.

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Is the memory being referenced RAM - the memory that I newly added a month or so ago?

PMS Register File.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb094e8” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Cvtres.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb09484” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

Lexexe.exe Application Error

“The instruction at “0x5ff3b322 referenced memory at 0xffb09478” The memory could not be read. Click OK to terminate program

That looks all awfully close to the same memory location, which suggests a memory defect. Can you try to run a memory diagnostic test; google for memtest.

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