"Access Violation" Error with Ipod
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"Access Violation" Error with Ipod
Ipod syncs, but whenever I click on it I get "Access Violation at adress xxxx in Module 'mediamonkey.exe'" I can't do anything with the ipod songs then... how do I fix it?
Please e-mail a debug log as described here: http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=69
Jiri
Jiri
bug script
Well I installed the program, and the bug reader read around 80 operations at start up, but when the error comes up, it doesn't add any operation, it's like it's blocked before the program does anything. Kinda makes me think it's not the program.
Here's the exact windows error message that comes up when I click on my ipod:
"Access violation at address 0042152B in module 'MediaMonkey.exe'. Read of address 0000000C."
Can you deduct anything from this info? Thanks.
Here's the exact windows error message that comes up when I click on my ipod:
"Access violation at address 0042152B in module 'MediaMonkey.exe'. Read of address 0000000C."
Can you deduct anything from this info? Thanks.
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Re: bug script
yeah i canjbird123 wrote:Well I installed the program, and the bug reader read around 80 operations at start up, but when the error comes up, it doesn't add any operation, it's like it's blocked before the program does anything. Kinda makes me think it's not the program.
Here's the exact windows error message that comes up when I click on my ipod:
"Access violation at address 0042152B in module 'MediaMonkey.exe'. Read of address 0000000C."
Can you deduct anything from this info? Thanks.
something is blocking media monkey from reading that part of the memory.
but jiri or rusty or one of the other devleopers can find out what if you send them the debug log like he wishes for.
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I'm getting the exact same error message with my iPod mini
Even the addresses in the error dialog are the same. Happens whenever I click on my iPod mini node in MM. Any updates on what's causing this?
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it's discussed in the bug report forum too. and as rovingcowboy said something in the memory that depends to the ipod is blocking it (i'm not a programmer, so i don't know exactly what's going on in the memory ).
but to bypass this error you can try the following:
1. open notepad type in some text, mark it and copy it (ctrl-c), or
2. open explorer mark a file (doesn't matter wich file, but it could make sense not do take an important one) hit ctrl-c key
after that your ipod should be accessible
maybe this helps
but to bypass this error you can try the following:
1. open notepad type in some text, mark it and copy it (ctrl-c), or
2. open explorer mark a file (doesn't matter wich file, but it could make sense not do take an important one) hit ctrl-c key
after that your ipod should be accessible
maybe this helps
heinimuecki wrote:it's discussed in the bug report forum too. and as rovingcowboy said something in the memory that depends to the ipod is blocking it (i'm not a programmer, so i don't know exactly what's going on in the memory ).
but to bypass this error you can try the following:
1. open notepad type in some text, mark it and copy it (ctrl-c), or
2. open explorer mark a file (doesn't matter wich file, but it could make sense not do take an important one) hit ctrl-c key
after that your ipod should be accessible
maybe this helps
Wow !! Yes, that tip does work - thanks