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    telfordsdraft1
    Posts: 9
    Registered: ‎07-11-2011

    Fatal Errors

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    08-16-2012 09:47 PM

    hi guys,

     

    i got a fatal error they seem to be getting more common this time it looked like this.

     

    FATAL ERROR: unhandled access violation reading 0x41115cb1 Exception at 6517da3fh

     

    this is starting to get disruptive and its very frustrating.

    does anyone know what the first code and the second code represent?

     

    any help hints or clues would be awesome, thanks guys.

     

    cheers,

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    pendean
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    Registered: ‎11-06-2003

    Re: Fatal Errors

    08-17-2012 07:12 AM in reply to: telfordsdraft1

    Unhandled Exception are usually caused by misconfigured system files.
    Unhandled Exception Problems usually happen when the computer's registry system overloads with to much data, or when certain system files become missing or broken.


    A good quality registry fixer tool may be all you need: there are freeware as well as for-purchase options, I use a freeware called CCLEANER that does not seem to mess up AutoCAD afterwards (if you use another, you may need to repair/reinstall AutoCAD).


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    telfordsdraft1
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    Registered: ‎07-11-2011

    Re: Fatal Errors

    10-02-2012 01:38 PM in reply to: pendean

    also this

     

    most of the time the active command is ncopy

    error log.JPG

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    pendean
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    Re: Fatal Errors

    10-03-2012 08:25 AM in reply to: telfordsdraft1

    Did you do anything I suggested in my first reply? Or are you just adding to your first post?


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