Application Errors

Hi guys,

I'm still using Windows XP Pro SP3 32bit and I have some problems with it .. When I try to install or open programs such as the latest version of Opera, HLDS (This is required to run your own CS 1.6 server), Nero etc. I always get an application error saying:

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Most of the erros are the same, only the numbers are different.

I tried cleaning my PC with programs like CCleaner (Pro), Wise Care 365 (Pro), Junkware Removal Tool (JRT), Malware Bytes, SUPERAntiSpyware and a whole bunch of others. I even did a checkdisk scan on both drives. Also, yes I'm fully updated and my current anti-virus is AVG LinkScanner Free Edition 2015, just in case you ask.

If you have any idea what causes this or how to fix it, please reply! I can't afford getting a new PC or upgrading to another OS.

 

https://www.google.com/#q=hlds.exe+not+opening

lots of hits for this .exe to not be opening

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on this error the most causes are bad memory

you need to run memtest86+ to check out your memory sticks, do one stick at a time, run at least overnight, if you have any errors then the stick is bad:

http://www.memtest.org/#downiso

you want the precompiled zip.

http://www.geekstogo.com/forum/topic/246994-guide-to-using-memtest86/

instructions on using memtest

 

I did everything, but when I try to load the MEMTEST file in Imgburn, I get this:

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I tried to load the .zip/.rar file which appeared after extracting the first file, it loads but I can't click the large button to write it.

 

not sure what you did it works for me:

download the second link on the download page, precompiled zip

save to desktop

double click

extract all files, if you just click ok it will extract the file to a folder on your desktop

open imgburn

if you look at the last section of the top dialog box you will see a message,

device ready

or

device not ready no media present or disc needs erasing

in mode view, choose write image file to disc

choose the file, ( there is a browse button to the right of source)

double click on the extracted folder

and highlight the iso file, then click open

It has to be an ISO file

insure that the write speed is compatible with your cd burner.

and you should be able to click on the big button and it will write.

???

 

I did everything that you told me and I still can't click the button.

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it says Disc not Empty, you will not be able to click on button until it says device ready or disc ready.

 

EDIT: under Tools, Drive, you will see erase disc do a quick erase