Memory could not be read error

markdimarkdi
edited 11:58AM in FastReport Studio
When exiting from the studio application we keep getting the following windows error message:

The instruction at "0x00xxxxxx"referenced memory at "0x00xxxxxxxx". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate program.

When we click OK nothing happens. The application appears to be closed. When we look in the task manager and view the processes we can see that the fastreports.exe process is still running. We terminate this process and then we are able to click OK on the windows error message to make it disappear.

Any help on this error would be appreciated.

We are running it on Windows XP SP3. Interestingly we do not get the error mssage on Windows 7.

Thanks

Comments

  • gilgil
    edited 11:58AM
    i have the same problem, did you find a solution?
  • OlegKOlegK
    edited 11:58AM
    What is your version of FastReport Studio?
  • emilyemily
    edited 11:58AM
    This is an outlook PST error that occurs when it get corrupt or damage due any manual or software reason. This outlook PST corruption result in files like as emails, contacts, attachment inaccessibility and thus can make you suffer. This outlook corruption can also lead in Windows 2007 crash. in such situation, you must take a step and use Scan PST.EXE in Windows 2007. This is a outlook application defined utility, integrated to tackle the errors and to remove the Outlook PST corruption.

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