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01-09-2003, 11:01 AM
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Eudora causing blue screen shutdown
The last week or so, after I have finished reading and sending emails, I click on X to close the Eudora program and it locks up with : " a fatal exception OE at 017F:BF9DFFF "
Does this message give any indication of the cause ? I'm on cable, bare minimum running, only 15% of ram being used. Win98SE, ASUS A7N266-VM board, Athlon 1600, Eudora Pro V4.2. Thanks, Chris. |
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01-09-2003, 11:45 AM
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Are you running any sort of ad blocker? The ads in Eudora 5.x are from one of the less reputable companies (tongue in cheek), and that may be it.
Have you tried reinstalling Eudora over top of itself? I think 5.2 is the latest. |
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01-09-2003, 01:11 PM
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No, Reboot, no ad blockers- Gave problems and I got rid of them all long ago.
I have Norton AV 2000 set to auto scan incoming and outgoing mail. Probably my imagination but it seems to take much longer to scan recently, than before, so I defragged and went right back to Eudora and it crashed again. I only have scanreg, systray, and Norton in start up. I am leaning towards thinking that this board will not work with W98 although the manual says its OK. I've had problems in the 4 months since the build, slowdown especially. Thanks, Chris. |
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01-09-2003, 01:29 PM
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If you think it's a board problem, repost in hardware, and we'll work on sorting that out. Even the cheapest of boards should run 98, if the BIOS is set up right and the RAM is compatible.
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01-11-2003, 01:59 PM
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Could this be caused by some conflict with Outlook Express ?
Is that what the * OE * in the error message stands for ? Chris. |
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01-11-2003, 03:04 PM
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No, that's Zero E, a generic M$ error code. Search Google for "fatal exception 0E".
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