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Ophelia
I have 6gb memory. Any ideas please. This is a regular msg!
An attempt to allocate memory failed. The system is out of memory.
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SC Tom
How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375Ophelia said:
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Peter Taylor
What were you doing when this happened?
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Ophelia
Hi Peter, I was on usenet and it seems the problem is concerned with that.Peter Taylor said:
The details are thus:
Configuration:
Account: news.individual.net
Server: news.individual.net
User name: ********
Protocol: NNTP
Port: 119
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Gene E. Bloch
You've already been chastised for giving no useful information, so I'll
just add that the odds are pretty good that you were running a program that
had a bug. The bug is in that program, not in Windows.
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Ophelia
Oh heckGene E. Bloch said:
Well I do believe I have done so the nooso I'll
Did you see the info I posted? Did ya? But did ya though?
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Andrew
Yeah and it isn't related to a memory overrun, it's just your config for theOphelia said:Oh heck
so I'll
Did you see the info I posted? Did ya? But did ya though?
news server.
It's not valid info for the issue you are relating to us.
The application that's failing is Microsoft Windows Live Mail
14.0.8050.1202??
Is this correct?
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Grenou
Hehe, you're in trouble now ..Ophelia said:Oh heck
so I'll
Did you see the info I posted? Did ya? But did ya though?
I Googled, as I've not heard of this one before.
According to this:
http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/attempt-allocate-memory-failed--ftopict489574.html
it might be a corrupt file.
This one is a tad old:
http://www.pcguide.com/vb/archive/index.php/t-58819.html
Come to think of it, all the information seems old.
Most mention not enough disk space.
I am sure the experts here will find a solution
Grenou
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Alvin Shagnasty
Power down your PC. Donate it to charity.
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Alvin Shagnasty
Hey retard: You didn't post any information. I suggest taking a break fromOphelia said:Oh heck
so I'll
Did you see the info I posted? Did ya? But did ya though?
heavy drugs. Go outside and wax the cat.
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Peter
It's probably individual.net's fault. Try Eternal September or AIOE.org.
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Pelosi Tiehart
Oh boy, the blind leading the blind.
It almost certainly WASN'T related to the Usenet server she uses.
Usenet client, maybe, but she hasn't provided any meaningful
information so even that is just a wild guess.
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Gene E. Bloch
I did see it, but only after I posted the above. My newsreader doesn'tOh heck
so I'll
Did you see the info I posted? Did ya? But did ya though?
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automatically update, so the burden falls on me to do it in a timely
manner. Clearly, that's a mistake on the newsreader's programmers' part
As others have said, what you posted is not actually relevant to the
problem.
I think a repair installation is in order, or a System Restore, or fsck.
Oops - wrong OS - I meant chkdsk.
Or maybe my original idea: you are running a program that contains a bug.
Sorry - I should have said "programme"
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Bob Hatch
Based on your information provided later in the thread it "seems" like
your problem might be WLM.
Try this.
Download and install Thunderbird, then come come back to usenet using T
Bird as your newsreader. If that solves the problem the offending
program is WLM. Next step would be to back up your WLM files, uninstall
it, then do a reinstall of WLM.
If that does not solve the problem it's possible you have a bad RAM module.
--
"There are no jobs that Americans
will not do. There are jobs Americans
will not be hired for because an
illegal alien has taken it."
"Illegal Alien = Job Thief"
http://www.bobhatch.com
http://www.tdsrvresort.com
http://www.keepazsafe.com/
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Ophelia
Nodnodnod. He might be rightabout the problem though...Grenou said:
Can anyone tell me please, if this site is safe?
Thanks m'dearit might be a corrupt file.
This one is a tad old:
http://www.pcguide.com/vb/archive/index.php/t-58819.html
Come to think of it, all the information seems old.
Most mention not enough disk space.
I am sure the experts here will find a solution
I do hope so and without being chastised again
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Ophelia
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Alvin Shagnasty said:
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Ophelia
Thank you, dear oneGene E. Bloch said:I did see it, but only after I posted the above. My newsreader doesn't
automatically update, so the burden falls on me to do it in a timely
manner. Clearly, that's a mistake on the newsreader's programmers' part
As others have said, what you posted is not actually relevant to the
problem.
I think a repair installation is in order, or a System Restore, or fsck.
Oops - wrong OS - I meant chkdsk.
Or maybe my original idea: you are running a program that contains a bug.
Sorry - I should have said "programme"
I shall try that
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Ophelia
Thanks, Bob. I will give Gene's solution a try first and if that doesn'tBob Hatch said:
work.....
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Grenou
Careful, you could catch something.
Blocking is better
Blocking is better
Ophelia said:
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Hugh Lansome
I hate to say it, but I think the other fellow was right when he
suggested you might not be Internet-ready.