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I have been reading what a non expert like me could and think it might not be a virus related problem but perhaps to a webcam issue with my logitech webcam and possibly with Active Virus Shield. IN any case, I am including the original thread below and I have persistently been getting the error 'The instruction at "0x7c882fc4" referenced memory at "0x7c882fc4", The memory could not be "written"' and complete inability to launch any executable unless I either reboot, or simple, set the errors aside and leave the windows up til I am ready to close the program. What actually triggers these message I haven't quite worked out - but once they start - they pop up everytime a different application is accessed.I have found a temporary solution is to reboot. For a couple of hours my pc then appears to be OK - before the messages start coming up again. There doesn't seem to be a common reason for it starting - but I am trying to find a pattern. If I ignore the boxes and push them off the side of the screen - everything appears to work fine - but if I click on close - as some of the boxes suggest - then the program will close. Anyone any suggestions on how to actually CURE this problem? I have been reading on some sites that it could be some interference with my logitech webcam and maybe my Kaspersky based Active Virus Shield but it is driving me mad. Hope you can help…posted this to another area of the forum thinking it was a virus and no one responded (as it wasn'T)
Depending on what you use your webcam for, you may not need the Logitech software installed. The various IM clients have their own video enabling components installed. I've been live video chatting with folks for a few years and never installed any software from any of the webcams that I've used. Just plug the camera in via its USB connector, and away you go. In fact, others posting with similar problems here in the Forums, have benefited from uninstalling such software. Much of Logitech's hardware is excellent. Much of their software/drivers hog resources and don't play nice with other utilities. Best Regards

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