[TC 6.01]Access Violation - filesnames?

Graham · Post by *Graham » 2004-01-28, 14:56 UTC

Hacker wrote:Hmm, I am afraid Christian will have to take a look at this...

Roman

Yeah I think so too....

The weird thing is it al worked before...so I must have done something....I have some idea so I'm gonna try that. Tried...and failed, didn't help

BTW I did try the reinstall, Version 6.0 has the same problem.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2004-01-30, 15:39 UTC

Did you recently install a new program which may have changed file assoctions? To me this looks like a crashing icon extract handler.

Graham · Post by *Graham » 2004-01-30, 16:41 UTC

ghisler(Author) wrote:Did you recently install a new program which may have changed file assoctions?

No, as far as I know I did not install a program that changed something to my assoctions.

I did have some crashes a few days ago, which where caused by a soundblaster driver...After this all my cookies where gone...never experienced that before.

ghisler(Author) wrote:To me this looks like a crashing icon extract handler.

What does that mean?

Graham · Post by *Graham » 2004-02-02, 00:31 UTC

So no solution for this at all?

I just don't want to reinstall my XP. There must be a way to restore or fix this?

Post by *Hacker » 2004-02-02, 15:12 UTC

Well, if I understand Christian correctly, try if selecting Configuration - Options - Display - Show symbols to the left of the filename - No symbols helps.

HTH
Roman

Graham · Post by *Graham » 2004-02-02, 15:18 UTC

Hacker wrote:Well, if I understand Christian correctly, try if selecting Configuration - Options - Display - Show symbols to the left of the filename - No symbols helps.

HTH
Roman

Yeah he mailed me that...didn't work.

Post by *ghisler(Author) » 2004-02-02, 21:42 UTC

Unfortunately we didn't find out yet what is causing the error. Address 00000000 means that either Total Commander or a plugin/Explorer extension was trying to call a function which doesn't exist in one of the currently installed DLLs. This probably means that some program installed an older version of a DLL (e.g. for Windows 2000) which doesn't contain a specific function normally available under XP.

Graham · Post by *Graham » 2004-02-02, 22:29 UTC

ghisler(Author) wrote:Unfortunately we didn't find out yet what is causing the error. Address 00000000 means that either Total Commander or a plugin/Explorer extension was trying to call a function which doesn't exist in one of the currently installed DLLs. This probably means that some program installed an older version of a DLL (e.g. for Windows 2000) which doesn't contain a specific function normally available under XP.

Yeah you also mailed me about that...mailed you again too.

I really don't like to reinstall my xp.

Maybe you have a list of possible .dll files which could be the reason?