http://www.malwaredictionary.com/2011/04/access-violation-at-address/ The Access violation at address error is a common Windows fault that is known to occur when a program attempts to access a protected memory address on your computer. Although the error has been known to have been thrown by corrupt DirectX installations, it can be caused by any software program on the Windows OS which attempts to access protected memory.

1. How Do You Fix the Access
Violation at Address Error ?
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at-address/
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at-address/
The access violation at address error commonly
occurs on computers that have the Windows
Operating System installed when a software
application attempts to access a protected
memory address.

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address/
Other symptoms of the error include the
computer becoming non-responsive during
Windows Update scans, the Svchost.exe process
throwing the error, or Windows Update scans
taking an extremely long time to complete
(hours).

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at-address/
A faulty DirectX install or upgrade may be the
cause of the access violation at address error on
your computer.

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at-address/
A common way to fix the error is to uninstall
DirectX and reinstall the latest build from
Microsoft on your computer. If this does not
work, you can use third party software to help
identify the source of the application causing
the memory violation on your computer.

6. How Do You Fix the Access Violation at
Address Error?
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