app xxxx stopped working event id 1000

zigzag3143 said:

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On-topic.
Since when it started to do so?
Did you run any diagnosis utilities (Memtest, etc)?
Did you try to backup your stuff and do a clean install?

Just a few suggestion. In my life, I never had that much errors on any of my Windows installs.

My bad Sorry abt the img tag Im a newbie and didnt preview. Yes did memtest, cpu test, etc. Clean install is gonna be a given cause my winsxs folder is > 8gigs and I usually do clean vanilla installs only. Just curious abt the event lod id 1000 source(100) and haven't been able to find anything relevant on M$ web site.
Thanks anyway

ken

With this number of errors in the Application log, I wonder if you're able to locate any corresponding errors in the System log file?

Have you checked Device Manager to make sure that all of your devices are operating without issues?
Try generating a Performance Monitor report by going to Start and typing in "perfmon /report" (without the quotes) and pressing Enter. After the report generates, save it and attach it to your next post.

The iTunes error was an error in accessing memory (the c0000005 thingie).
Have you tried to run the inbuilt memory diagnostic?
Have you installed any programs that would affect the settings of your system (such as system permissions changes made by anti-spyware apps)?

I ran mem diags in std mode and it passed. I read about buffer overuns and spent an hour digging around in event logs. These are all application errors and the first one was on the day (4/16) that I nstalled itunes and itunes was the first app that stopped running. At the time I was running 1 gig of ram on 2 modules. I am running the memtest in advanced (extensive) mode and have several other hardware test in the wings. I am going to have to reinstall win7 anyway (its 7000 beta) and will start to time out. Im going to dig some more just to see what it is and I will let you know if I find out.

it was DEP. after setting dep /noexecute in boot.ini problem is gone. You put me on the right track. Thanks and rep to you. Here is the link and an excerpt. 0xC0000005 Access Violation Error

In Windows XP Service Pack 2 Microsoft introduced Data execution prevention (DEP), a set of hardware and software technologies that perform additional checks on memory to help protect against malicious code exploits. In Windows XP SP2, DEP is enforced by both hardware and software.

Thanks Again

Ken