access violation error how do i fix it?

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1. Guest9839
   

   normally attempts to access the source files is nullified by the security layer that is created with the overburdening of the memory module. but just like anything can be broken, many times, the permission error (access violation error) can be resolved by entering a command prompt to change the file attributes. For e.g. a file can be made readable or writable without opening the file but only by the use of a command. A read-only file can not be written upon directly prompting an access violation and therefore the attributes need to be changed. The DOS command prompt is usually quite simple : ATTRIB [+R | -R] [+A|-A] [+H | -H] [[drive:][path]file] [/S]
   where R means Read-Only;
   A means Archive attribute;
   S is System File
   H is Hidden File attribute. It is simple, but not that simple.
   
   
   Like always Microsoft works hard at finding solutions to their problems and introduced a Data Execution Prevention [DEP] in Windows XP service pack 2. It performs additional checks on memory and thus helps protect the computer against Spyware, Adware, Malware and the malicious codes generated through them. Applications that violate DEP get the message for access violation. It is always possible to turn off the DEP but this would have to be the last step.

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2. Guest5356
   

   Simple way to fix and prevent Access Violation Errors is to use a registry cleaner. These tools are the lost line of defense for the registry system, a blood pumping heart of the Windows operating system. Registry cleaners are very easy to use even for those how lack IT IQ. When choosing a registry cleaner, you must need to verify that it has a registry backup functionality and system restore functionality as those are very important features of a registry cleaner. Do some homework before deciding or simply pay me $50 and i'll do it for you.

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