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| 56616 | 2002-06-22 23:46:00 | I am getting a message Kernel32-general protection fault in module KRNL386.EXE at 0001:000075a8. what is kernel32 and how does it operate? And please how do I fix it? Thank you | krissie (570) | ||
| 56617 | 2002-06-22 23:58:00 | KRNL386 is the central 'core' of windows. Each program or process is allocated unique areas of memory for their operation. The message you are getting suggests that a process or program has attempted to access an area of memory that isn't allocated to it - hence windows 'traps' the attempt, to try to preserve other processes from getting invaded. Can you relate the message to a specific operation (e.g. on startup, loading Word, attempting to print etc)? Has the problem started after loading any new software? |
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| 56618 | 2002-06-23 01:26:00 | Use the index at the bottom of this page to go to Kernel32.dll errors. The fix could be there. www.generation.net This is a good general discussion of Kernel32 error messages and what you can try. aumha.org |
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