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Microsoft Online Crash Analysis - It's Not Our Fault!!!

patrick — Mon, 2006-09-11 14:40

Solution found: contact Nullsoft Inc. to obtain the update

Problem description

Thank you for submitting an error report. The error was likely caused by:

Winamp

Solution

Winamp was created by Nullsoft Inc.. Nullsoft Inc. informed Microsoft that they have a solution available for the problem you reported. To learn more about the solution, Nullsoft Inc. recommends that you visit the following website:

Nullsoft Inc.

Ok, so Micro$oft isn't claiming responsibility... no biggie. I did figure out why Winamp crashed (at least twice) though... It doesn't really help when you're running 3 game clients, 2 Windows Explorers, TextPad (about 10 files open), Calculator, Firefox (about 14 tabs open), 2 OpenOffice.org Calc spreadsheets, 2 X-Chat IRC clients, & Winamp running and then the Anti-Virus decides to start a full system scan.

At least 1 of the game clients crashed with a Visual Studio library issue, but I think part of that was caused by the Anti-Virus full system scan. Something was trying to access a protected memory area of a different program & *poof*. Considering it's Windows® I'm surprised there wasn't more collateral damage =)

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