Re: FLASH: Persistent F4 crashing - HELP!

[Jason Anderson]

I've experienced the same problems, but now Flash runs great!  I had to

reinstall windows 98 though, which also solved alot of other program

crashes. I think the problem lies somewhere in win98's skeleton, (i.e.

version conflicts, registry keys pointing to nothing, too many installed

programs, programs not uninstalled correctly, fragmentation etc....) I've

found from my experience as a win98 user that, too many bells and whistles

were the problem too (i.e. IE5 PowerToys or whatever it's called...plugins

galore.. etc)  Before Flash was crashing like a bastard (pissing me off

too). But now all is well. I've made several partitions on my 8 gig HD , and

install all programs etc.. on drive D: for example, this way I can easily

blow out the C: drive (i have labeled the drive USELESS ) and install

windows without deleting all of my hard work, then once windows is

installed, I just reinstall the programs again (so windows can do it's

registry thing correctly) and nothing is lost.


HTH




----- Original Message -----

From: Gilbert Irias <

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To: Flash List <

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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 1:30 PM

Subject: FLASH: Persistent F4 crashing - HELP!



> I'm hoping someone can help. I'm consistently getting this crash error in

> Flash 4 (windoze 98):

>

> FLASH caused an invalid page fault in

> module FLASH.EXE at 0167:005e9017.

> Registers:

> EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=005e9017 EFLGS=00010246

> EBX=00ee5b00 SS=016f ESP=00a4ee54 EBP=00a4effc

> ECX=00ee5ba0 DS=016f ESI=00ee5750 FS=349f

> EDX=00000000 ES=016f EDI=00000000 GS=0000

> Bytes at CS:EIP:

> 8b 08 89 4c 24 14 85 c9 0f 85 40 fe ff ff 8b 44

> Stack dump:

> 00a4effc 00ee5b3c 00ec08d0 00ee5b00 00000000 00000000 00ee5b00 00ec08d0

> 00673c1c 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000000a 00ec0330

>

>

> This occurs just about everytime I try to save. I had to recreate a

project

> from the ground up on the opinion of MM support that part of the file may

be

> corrupt. But 'lo and behold I'm getting this error again. If I try moving

> some frames around in the timeline I also get the crash error after just a

> few operations. I've noticed that it really starts popping up after I've

> used the Modify>Delete Frame command a few times. Then it's down hill from

> there. The killer is that it won't let me save.

>

> I've done a clean install, cleared temp directories, and have started

over.

> I've tried using another windoze machine and same thing, windoze NT same

> thing, Mac some type of error.

>

> Any ideas??

>

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