Annoying error message!

Hi everybody, i'm a new member. Please help me with this!

I'm using Windows XP SP2 home edition
Everytime i exit any program connected to the internet, i get the following error message!

Instruction at XXXXXXXXX referenced Memory at 0X00000XX. The memory could not be read

This applies for almost all the programs like IE, Opera, messengers, WM player and all other programs using the internet.

I've tried scanning with adaware, microsoft antispyware, and CWShredder.
Nothing helped!

Please help me with this!!!

 

Hi arun687!

Welcome to Wilders!

How long has this been happening?

Was there anything added or removed at about the time this started happening?

 

hi sir,
thnkx for the response
This has been happening since a month now.
I really dont remember what i added or removed just before this has started happening, as i do install and remove a lot of programs.
please help!!

 

Was that the actual message numbers ?
If not....would you mind supplying the actual numbers since they can be helpful at times.

 

hi friends,
the numers arent same everytime, i'm typing a few error msg below

While closing Windows media player:-

wmplayer.exe-application error
The intrusion at "0x02104830" referenced memory at "0x02120e34". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program


While closing yahoo messenger:-
Ypager.exe-application error
The intrusion at "0x034a4830" referenced memory at "0x034d0cc4". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program


While closing Internet Explorer:-
IEXPLORER.EXE- Application error
The intrusion at "0x02a04830" referenced memory at "0x02a30e34". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program

The no.s arent same everytime even for the same program, for example i tried closing IE for a second time in a few minutes, i got this error

IEXPLORER.EXE- Application error
The intrusion at "0x02904830" referenced memory at "0x02930e34". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program


What would be the reason for this??

 

Do you happen to have hyperthreading enabled

 

I use an intel p4 1.8ghz processor which do not support hyper threading.
How can i find out if i have enabled hyper threading

 

Have you ever applied GameXP? http://theorica.net/

 

i had applied game xp and freeram xp long long back.
I had also formatted the drive once since that.
Now i dont use any such software
Is the usage of game xp the reason for this

 

I noticed after applying GameXP v1.4.10.11 on the gaming system, running Windows XP PRO with SP2 and all the hotfixes, something similar occurs every time anything accessed graphical environments, normally games and videos. Once responding to the dialog whatever application accessed graphical environments would crash, luckily for me I were aware not to trust GameXP and kept the directory on my HDD that contains the backup to be used to restore\undo changes done by GameXP, after restoring and re-booting the problem were no longer.