Like other people I need to find out why I am getting: "The instruction at "0x6aaa7324" referenced memory at "0x6aaa7324". The required data was not into memory because of an I/O error status of "0xc00000c4"." On a server that we upgraded to 4GB. Everything worked fine until the upgrade.

Anonymous User 12/13/2004 12:30:57 PM

one of the most useful information i got from net.thanks a lot

Anonymous User 11/25/2004 11:30:47 PM

Like Rob said, I too was looking for an answer to the error "The instruction at "0x...." referenced memory at "0x....". The memory could not be read.
wanted to know why it happens and what it might indicate (ie is my memory physically gone bad and may need replacement?)

Anonymous User 11/5/2004 1:03:10 AM

it stated that it had what I was looking for but it didnt.It had nothing that I was looking for

Anonymous User 10/28/2004 8:18:56 AM

The best article I have ever seen on such a complex topic. Well done and keep it up.

Prabhat 6/30/2004 3:31:55 AM

Interesting article, but what I need to know is what to do when things go wrong. I have a system file backup program that runs automatically on my computer every day. this has worked for 5 years. Now suddenly I get a message: "The instruction at "0x...." referenced memory at "0x....". The memory could not be read. I assume there is a new offending program I'm running or a Windows update that is causing it. All I want is a little tool which will display a map of my memory showing which programs and services are using what memory.

Rob Campbell 6/8/2004 6:14:53 AM

Excellent article.. Very well presented.. thanks a lot !!

tirumala5/25/2004 3:22:21 PM

Superb & cool narration!

Davis Joseph 3/25/2004 4:28:09 AM

I think it was an excellent article on memory management as even the best of the books are not able to explain the concept very clearly.The best thing about the article is that, it has been explained in the most simplest of the ways as possible.

apaar 11/4/2003 2:04:08 AM

Excellent! One of the best resources I have found on the net. I have to give my 5th semester OS exam and find this article on memory mgmt extremely helpful in what I have learnt from my OS course book. And its free! Overall, an excellent resource on OS articles.

Gaurav10/27/2001 12:52:23 AM