EaccessViolation? What on earth is this??

bhuether · 10-03-2007, 06:29 PM

I have a new compurter system (Asus P5K, Q6600, 2 GB corsair 6400C4DHX, XP Pro SP2). I installed Asus AI Suite which does things likie control fans, report hardware health, etc. Was working fine. In BIOS I tried making some adjustments. Set my RAM tikmings to be what they are rated at vs the factory default safe settings. I also have ran some spyware programs, etc. Suddently when I launch AI Suite I get this eaccessviolation error. I have since set my RAM back to default. I can't imagine that my BIOS tweaks could cause this. What I hjave read is that this error occurs when a program tries to access an invalid RAM address. In any case, does anyone have ideas? Are there any programs that can tell if any of the RAM is bad?

thanks,
brian

**Deleted090308** · 10-03-2007, 06:40 PM

Hi,

Use Memtest (link in my signature). Run it with 1 RAM stick at a time for at least 4-5 cycles.

**Doby** · 10-03-2007, 07:06 PM

This is more of a application error then hardware sometimes caused by poorly written programs.

Try unistalling the program and reinstalling it.

10-03-2007, 06:29 PM	#1 (permalink)
bhuether Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 7 OS: Win XP PRo	EaccessViolation? What on earth is this?? I have a new compurter system (Asus P5K, Q6600, 2 GB corsair 6400C4DHX, XP Pro SP2). I installed Asus AI Suite which does things likie control fans, report hardware health, etc. Was working fine. In BIOS I tried making some adjustments. Set my RAM tikmings to be what they are rated at vs the factory default safe settings. I also have ran some spyware programs, etc. Suddently when I launch AI Suite I get this eaccessviolation error. I have since set my RAM back to default. I can't imagine that my BIOS tweaks could cause this. What I hjave read is that this error occurs when a program tries to access an invalid RAM address. In any case, does anyone have ideas? Are there any programs that can tell if any of the RAM is bad? thanks, brian

10-03-2007, 06:40 PM	#2 (permalink)
Deleted090308 Not... Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 22,277 OS: Xp	Re: EaccessViolation? What on earth is this?? Hi, Use Memtest (link in my signature). Run it with 1 RAM stick at a time for at least 4-5 cycles.

10-03-2007, 07:06 PM	#3 (permalink)
Doby Moderator Hardware Team Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Central PA (USA) Posts: 8,081 OS: XP sp2/ Vista My System	Re: EaccessViolation? What on earth is this?? This is more of a application error then hardware sometimes caused by poorly written programs. Try unistalling the program and reinstalling it. __________________ Would you like to help TSF fight cancer and other diseases??? JOIN TEAM TSF