paulnewsom Posted October 4, 2004 Report Posted October 4, 2004 When I open one of the saved executable slideshow files on my hard drive a dialogue box appears with the following message:"Exception EAccessViolation in module SHW95DLL.DLL at 00002ED8.""Access violation at address 10002ED8 in module SHW95DLL.DLL. Read of address 00120096."The slideshow will start but if I click OK on the box it stops the show and closes the exe file.Does anyone have any ideas on what causes it and how I can prevent it?Paul Newsom Quote
ContaxMan Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 I'm sorry - I have no idea. But I've posted just to reassure you that someone does actually read these messages.Over to someone else... Quote
alrobin Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 Hi, paul,What operating system are you using? It sounds like the problem is with a faulty OS on your pc that PTE is getting tangled up with. Not a problem with PTE, but you may have to fix something in your OS. The dll sounds like something left over from Windows 95, or are you still using Win 95? The name "shw95dll.dll" doesn't sound like a valid driver name. You could try temporarily changing its name to shw95dll.old to see what happens. It should be located in the Windows / System directory if you are using Win95. If not, do a search for it.You could try moving the PTE show to a different drive or different folder. Does it have a very long file name?Sorry I can't help any further with this without more info. Good luck! Quote
Conflow Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 Hi Al,Looks as if you are on the right track there concerning '95dll - but if past experience isanything to go by - its looks as if its 'Out of Memory'.If indeed it is a '95 System, it would be a very rare '95 with more than 64mB of Memoryand taking about 20mB for the 'Op'System' there is precious little left to run PTE ?Just a thought.......Brian.Conflow. Quote
Igor Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 I don't know about SHW95DLL.DLL file. PTE doesn't use this DLL and Windows 95/98 have no such DLL.How another .exe slide-shows which you've produced work on your PC?Also please try our example of presentation:http://www.wnsoft.com/apr/show/Per_aspera_ad_astra.zip (1,5 Mb) Quote
paulnewsom Posted October 5, 2004 Author Report Posted October 5, 2004 Thanks for your suggestions. I think it is a system error. This has happened on more than one occassion. After leaving my pc overnight the problem has not occurred again.I am running windows XP home on a 2.6gh P4 machine with 512mb ram.I have the slideshow posted on my website and the same thing happened yesterday but it now runs OK.I have a site with limited webspace but I have posted 3 slideshows. Two are from classic car shows, one from the Nene Valley stem railway. I have plenty more onFrance, Egypt, Autumn tones etc and will rotate them on the site. My little efforts are at SnapshotsOnce again, thanks everyonePaul Newsom Quote
Leif Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 Found this:"Well, it turns out that the problem that caused the nVidia driver install to puke was a stupid Kinston Mouse driver (shw95dll.dll) that I wasn't using anymore!Once I tracked down that file and killed it, the nVidia drivers installed just fine." Quote
paulnewsom Posted October 5, 2004 Author Report Posted October 5, 2004 Thanks LeifI have located the file and it is part of the Kingston Mouseworks software (didn't know I had it).Can't delete file - either write protected or in use Quote
Ken Cox Posted October 5, 2004 Report Posted October 5, 2004 can you reboot and try to rename itor reboot in safe mode and rename itthen reboot normally and see if all is okken Quote
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