CART caused an invalid page fault in
module CART.EXE at 022f:00478d8f.
Registers:
EAX=00f7fe40 CS=022f EIP=00478d8f EFLGS=00010202
EBX=00000000 SS=0237 ESP=00f7fd6c EBP=00f7fd90
ECX=00000440 DS=0237 ESI=005f85a0 FS=10c7
EDX=018e156c ES=0237 EDI=02a4e52c GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 01 ff 10 8b 46 10 85 c0 74 36 bf 01 00 00 00
Stack dump:
00000001 02a4e52c 00000000 00000000 004aa3f7 005f85a0 00f7fe28 004aa404
ffffffff 00f7fe38 00563060 81654f48 8165ac56 00e70045 00562fae 00000000
Any Idea what this message is? I get it in a dialog box every time I shut
down Cart Precision Racing. This is a new message, that I never got before,
but it happens every time I shut down now.
Brian
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> CART caused an invalid page fault in > module CART.EXE at 022f:00478d8f. > Any Idea what this message is? I get it in a dialog box every time I shut > down Cart Precision Racing. This is a new message, that I never got before, > but it happens every time I shut down now. > BrianThis is a standard Microsoft message that is bundled with all Microsoft
programs.
The ????.exe file name is simply changed to that appropriate for the
.exe file for any particular program. This type of message is quite
common and you may keep them for your own use.
Another message that is also freely available is the 'Fatal Error,
kernel32.dll' model that we have all come to love and admire. It is
slightly more uncommon and, when discovered, should be returned to
Microsoft in a plain brown enevelope.
If you find that you are missing any of these messages then they can be
downloaded at http://www.microsoft.com/whoops!/
They are also available as bumper stickers from your favourite computer
outlet.
--
Bruce.
(At home)
I tried a reinstall, and I no longer have message.
>> CART caused an invalid page fault in
>> module CART.EXE at 022f:00478d8f.
>> Any Idea what this message is? I get it in a dialog box every time I shut
>> down Cart Precision Racing. This is a new message, that I never got before,


































