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Major Windows System Error Messages. Please help!


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sere83

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Hi Guys,

Having major issues with my mums acer laptop. Any help hugely appreciated as i've never seen anything like this.

Spec:

Acer Travelmate 5720
15.4 Inch display
Core 2 Duo T7300
2GB DDR2 Ram
160 HDD
Windows 7 64 Bit Ultimate

One day totally out out of the blue she started to get loads of pop up error messages. I had done a clean windows 7 install to replace vista about 6 monthes ago and all has been completely fine until now. They come totally at random, often at start up, or when opening things. I already tried a few fixes for specific ones I read about, like uninstalling photoshop & FFDshow but made no difference.

Here are what the error messages say....

igfxsrvc module has stopped working

COM surrogate has stopped working

dllhost.exe - application error
The instruction at 0x76d34775 referenced memory at 0x5658a80c. The memory could not be written. Click OK to terminate
program

Wuauclt.exe - applicatiion error
The instruction at 0x77b84775 referenced memory at 0x5637c65c. The memory could not be written. Click OK to terminate
program

Windows shell common DLL has stopped working

Windows update has stopped working

rundll32.exe - appliction error
The instruction at 0x779b4775 referenced memory at 0x564eae4c. The memory could not be written
click on OK to terminate the program

So many of them saying different stuff it's hard to know where to start! Repair installation perhaps?

ps. have tried running malware bytes and super snti spyware, makes no difference and they find no viruses.

Edited by sere83, 09 February 2011 - 12:25 PM.

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