I get the following error message when I close my internet explorer.
The instruction at "0x62304320" referenced memory at "0x62304320", The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate that program.
Any ideas what is causing this?
I get the exact same message. Have you found any answers?
What have you tried to do?
Tom
I also get error message with my explorer.
It says "0x00139ae5" referenced memory at "0x00139ae5". The memory could not be "written".
It happened when I installed and used IE 7 beta.
Already getting frustrated with this.
I discovered the problem. It was because of Yahoo Toolbar add on. I uninstalled it and now it works fine.
Marty
Hi Bennett,
How did you remove the yahoo tool bar?
I have the same error message.
Thanks,
Eric
Hello i would like to know how to fix this problem on my computer. If there is away please let me know so i can fix it.
Tracyb
Hello bennett1016,
You are probably experiencing this error due to an ActiveX control on a web page that you are visiting. Essentialy what the message states is that the instruction at the executing address (here its at 0x62304320) tried to read from the same memory block that is currently executing. In basic terms it tried to read 2x at the exact same moment on the same location which cannot be done. I would contact the site which you encountered the error on and notify them about the error.
Thanks!
Matthew Braun
Not sure if this is related, but I get a cannot read memory at location 0xXXXXXXX (varies) after I have 8-10 browser pages open, no matter what site I am at. I've learned to live with it, but sometimes, because of pop-ups, it still gets me. When it happens the mouse become slugggish and nothing it responsive. Then 6-8 minutes later, I get the error message. I've gone through several versions of IE and also several complete memory module changes (at 2GB now), but the problem still persists.
