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[keven]

When i play the game, it give me this message the instruction at "0x50662e62" referenced memory at "0x00e00c08" the memory could not read" Would anyone help me to solve this problem. Thank you

[CBMatt]

You'll need to post a lot more information than that...

What game are you trying to play?  Is it legal?  Does this happen with any other games?  Has it ever worked?
Does anything else cause this to happen?
What OS are you using?
What protection software do you have?
What are your hardware specs?  Most importantly, your RAM.

Without any other information to go on, the only suggestion I can make is defragmenting and maybe cleaning up a bit with CCleaner (install without Yahoo! toolbar).  Also, try reinstalling your game and see if it makes a difference.

Your RAM could be failing, so run MemTest for an hour or two (try playing your game while the test is running).  Let us know of any errors and get back to us with as much information as possible.

[keven]

Hi CBMATT.
  It the game i download from the internet. It was for my kid to play from Maplestory,the name of it is NEXON. This is the first time that i let my kid to play it.
i had xp professional service pack 2, i had panda protection software, two 512 mb with dual channel,it's 1gb.

[CBMatt]

I would go ahead and give my suggestion a try.  Clean up a bit with CCleaner.  And although I'm not sure how likely it is that there's an infection, it wouldn't hurt to download AVG Free, update it, and run a full scan in Safe Mode.

If you're still having this problem, use MemTest to test each stick of RAM for an hour, and then both together for an hour.  It's a long process, but it runs in the background (kinda) while you use your computer normally, so it shouldn't take too much extra time out of your schedule.

[patio]

I wouldn't run anything while using MemTest...likely to pruduce errors as it needs to address the full address range of the RAM.

[Raptor]

You shouldn't be running any memory diagnostic software from within Windows or any other OS..

[CBMatt]

I wouldn't run anything while using MemTest...likely to pruduce errors as it needs to address the full address range of the RAM.

My bad, I thought it was common to use the computer normally while running the tests.  I've never encountered any problems doing so.

[Raptor]

Well, I'm not sure if I got this right, but I'm sure it'll do for an explanation at the moment:

Diagnostic software loads itself into the memory and starts diagnosing (the unused?) memory with certain patterns

If you run it from the OS you load the OS, drivers and software into the memory and on top of that the diagnostic memory. It could result in a very inaccurate diagnosis considering you're using the memory for other purposes but pure testing.

Professional memory testing is done with an expansion card and not software..