re: Exception number: c0000005 (access violation)
Wednesday, January 23, 2008 at 8:05 pm
Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Jacob6601
(1671 messages posted)
If you cannot find any malware, you may be in for a long search.
1. Start in safe mode and try Mastercam. If a CNC device is actually attached to
that PC, you may get other errors (in safe mode), but note if the access violation
disappears.
2. If the access violation does disappear, pull your internet cable out (disable).
Run msconfig and remove (uncheck) all startup items. If, on restart, the violation
re-appears, you need to look through the processes (msconfig) for any anti-malware
applications. Remove them also.
3. If, on restart, the violation is still there, you may need to go through the Windows
Updates. Remove the most recent, a few at a time, until you find the one causing
the problem. I would wait at least a few days for a reply from the malware forum
before taking this time-consuming step.
NOTE: If the access violation does not disappear in step one, my guess would be the
memory.
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