Fatal exception error

[syangloo]

Dear all,

My office PC have the below fatal error, I need ur help.
It have 2 fatal error first

A fatal exception 0E has occurred at 0028:C00C5976 in VXD WIMMUN32(01) + 0004ABFA. The current application will be terminated.

Then i press any, go 2 second error message

A fatal exception 0D has accured at 0246:015F47FB. The current application will be terminated.

Press any back to windows, but the program are running is terminated.

For what i get, it is the memory problem. Every time open exployer and go 2 the folder r have many program (.EXE) in side, the program icon will appearing one by one. But no yet go through all the program the blue screen is out.

I have go to the microsoft web site search for the solution but not work.

So any one have the solution for it???

regards
Syangloo

 

[TGWW]

Check what software you have running in the background.. Printer or scanner drivers are notorious for causing these types of errors. Try disabling each program running in memory one at a time and see which one is causing the problem this way. The problem is probably caused my two drivers or applications calling the same meory address. Also check in device manager that you have no hardware conflicts. if you have resolve them and the situation should be improved.

Hope that helps someway.

 

[syangloo]

Dear TGWW

Thank for u solution. It not hardware conflict and by the way, can u tell me how to check the program in backgound and disable it one by one. (Alt+Ctrl+Del to call ot the close program windows to end task????)
Please give my a guild line and my system windows 98.

Regards
Syang

 

[rgomez1999]

It appears that the error message WIMMUN32 is the key point here. This file is somehow related to an antivirus software I believe it might be McAfee Antivirus. I would go ahead and uninstall the software and see what happens. If they can't do an uninstall then you'll have to go into the registry. Now you have to be VERY CAREFUL when messing with the registry. To get rid of that, boot to safe mode by tapping f8 during the boot process. Careful with this, but go to start, run, type regedit in the window. This starts the registry editor. This can mess up your system if you're not careful. I can't be liable for that. Click on edit, then find, and type in wimmun32 and find. When it finds it, delete the key in the right pane by highlighting it, hitting your delete key, and confirming. Reboot.

rob