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From: Tenkikun on 18 Jan 2007 15:44 I was using Firefox and Messenger while this error message came up: Error OS: Windows XP Professional, SP2 CPU: AuthenticAMD, AMD AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3100+, MMX @ 1800 MHz Application data: VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd hUzArT0NFK0pEQkRkSDUzY21CeE9nPT0NCkltYW... (and loads more) And when i Pressed "Submit Report" it said: "Repor Sending Error" Then when i closed the Errorreport Explorer crashed Can i send this manually? Has it enything to do with my processor and Explorer?
From: Justin Brown - SYNACS on 18 Jan 2007 16:32 A search on Google turned up some interesting results, at least from my perspective: http://www.google.com/search?q=VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd+&hl=en Tenkikun wrote: > I was using Firefox and Messenger while this error message came up: > > Error > OS: Windows XP Professional, SP2 > CPU: AuthenticAMD, AMD AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3100+, MMX @ 1800 MHz > > Application data: > VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd > hUzArT0NFK0pEQkRkSDUzY21CeE9nPT0NCkltYW... (and loads more) > > And when i Pressed "Submit Report" it said: "Repor Sending Error" > > Then when i closed the Errorreport Explorer crashed > > Can i send this manually? Has it enything to do with my processor and > Explorer?
From: Tenkikun on 24 Jan 2007 17:50 Omg its somthing big about this <_< MS needs to get a serious look at it "Justin Brown - SYNACS" wrote: > A search on Google turned up some interesting results, at least from my > perspective: > > http://www.google.com/search?q=VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd+&hl=en > > > Tenkikun wrote: > > I was using Firefox and Messenger while this error message came up: > > > > Error > > OS: Windows XP Professional, SP2 > > CPU: AuthenticAMD, AMD AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3100+, MMX @ 1800 MHz > > > > Application data: > > VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd > > hUzArT0NFK0pEQkRkSDUzY21CeE9nPT0NCkltYW... (and loads more) > > > > And when i Pressed "Submit Report" it said: "Repor Sending Error" > > > > Then when i closed the Errorreport Explorer crashed > > > > Can i send this manually? Has it enything to do with my processor and > > Explorer? > >
From: Justin Brown - SYNACS on 25 Jan 2007 10:45 If you read some of those search results, you'll see that the problem actually comes from Nero Burning ROM... Jan 24, 2:50 pm, Tenkikun <Tenki...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Omg its somthing big about this <_< MS needs to get a serious look at it > > "Justin Brown - SYNACS" wrote: > > > A search on Google turned up some interesting results, at least from my > > perspective: > > >http://www.google.com/search?q=VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0... > > > Tenkikun wrote: > > > I was using Firefox and Messenger while this error message came up: > > > > Error > > > OS: Windows XP Professional, SP2 > > > CPU: AuthenticAMD, AMD AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 3100+, MMX @ 1800 MHz > > > > Application data: > > > VmVyc2lvbjogVVVKZFExQlRWbHRFVFVOSFF3b0NPU2M2T3lwcGZtVmd > > > hUzArT0NFK0pEQkRkSDUzY21CeE9nPT0NCkltYW... (and loads more) > > > > And when i Pressed "Submit Report" it said: "Repor Sending Error" > > > > Then when i closed the Errorreport Explorer crashed > > > > Can i send this manually? Has it enything to do with my processor and > > > Explorer?
From: Justin Brown - SYNACS on 25 Jan 2007 11:51
Could be, although if you read (for example) the doom9.org thread in those Google results, what you see is that the problem occurs after installing Nero, but that it occurs when performing non-Nero tasks. I also noticed that the doom9 user had an Athlon XP, while Tenkikun uses a Sempron. Not saying it's impossible, just not believable to me that an issue with standards compliance (one that shows up in optical drive routines) like this spans multiple gens of AMD processors--doesn't clear the chipset maker though. I've had major issues with Nero as well (version 6), although to Ahead's credit the updates available on their website seemed to fix every single one of them. On Jan 25, 8:22 am, Leythos <v...(a)nowhere.lan> wrote: > In article <1169739948.968688.131...(a)s48g2000cws.googlegroups.com>, > jcbr...(a)gmail.com says... > > > If you read some of those search results, you'll see that the problem > > actually comes from Nero Burning ROM...But if Nero works on the Intel platform, is it really a Nero problem or > a failure of the motherboard/chip vendor to make a fully compliant > solution? > > -- > > spam999f...(a)rrohio.com > remove 999 in order to email me |