error message-sony admin please?

dhill wrote on 6/8/2006, 3:29 AM

I posted the following months ago. It's still happening and I don't know what it means? Admin help!? Derek

I'm still getting this error message when I close VV6D. Any idea what it is? DH

"WindowsFormsParkingWindow: vegas60.exe-Application Error

The instruction at "ox7c9105f8" referenced memory at "0x03050010". The memory could not be "read". Click on OK to terminate the program

System:
XP Pro SP2 (with all updates)
Asus A8N-SLI MB
Athlon 64 4400+ Dual Core
Zalman CNPS700BLED CPU COOLER
2GB 400mhz PC3200 DDR
GEFORCE 7800 GT
WD 250GB SATA (SYSTEM DRIVE)
MAXTOR DIAMONDMAX 10 300GB SATA (16MBC)
DUAL DVD DRIVES
LOGITECH DINOVO MEDIA DESKTOP (Bluetooth KB/MOUSE)
SIIG FW 800 CARD
2 DELL 24" DISPLAYS
VV6D

Comments

johnmeyer wrote on 6/8/2006, 7:44 AM

Did you Google it? That's what you should first do with something like this. If you do, you'll get these results:

WindowsFormsParkingWindow

I did a quick scan and it looks like it might be caused by an unneeded component in your printer driver, something you can easily disable using MSCONFIG. Scan the Google results and I think you'll find your answer.

I don't think it has anything whatsoever to do with Vegas, which is why Sony didn't respond.

JJKizak wrote on 6/8/2006, 9:42 AM

I still think SP-2 and .net 2.0 have issues with older software. My Epson software raises hell with SP1 &2 and Nero 6 with SP2. I use some ancient HP Deskan 2.8 scanning software without any problem in SP-2. Some of it involves the lower right taskbar which looses icons when these programs glitch.
JJK

johnmeyer wrote on 6/8/2006, 11:28 AM

I can give you some pretty nasty specific problems with HP printer drives that I have tracked down and resolved in the past. One actually interferes with DV capture. Another problem, which I fixed on a "client's" computer ten days ago, caused crashing when certain programs are open, but the printer wasn't connected. The problem with printer drivers is that Windows will query the driver for things like available fonts, and what things it can and cannot do (e.g., can the printer print white text against a black background -- some cannot). These limitations then get reflected in the application (or at least they should). If the printer driver glitches, the application can sometimes be thrown in a tizzy (technical term).