knowledgable and expierenced cpu users answer plz?

Question

everytime i click on anything...limewire,internet explorer,a icon,a link anything..or i try to run a program or load a file or access my mail...a message always pops up and it says across the top

dwwin.exe - application error

and then it says in a box below it

" The instructions at "07xc883f9c" refrenced memory at "0x7c883f9c" the memory could not be "written"

then it says click ok to terminate or ok to cancel or debug

sometimes when i click on internet explorer and its coming up a message says it has to close do to error and i have to pick debug or cancel...whats going on here?

why is it doing that,whats wrong and how do i fix it? what do i do first?

it happens even when i try to log on or run a cpu scan or anything..plz help me out here..im really frustrated

where do i access my dos prompt or how should i say?whats the first thing to do? and how do i access my windows regristry and my windows explorer..?

Answer 1

A CPU is a chip - the Central Processing Unit.



To access your command prompt, click "start" "run" then enter "cmd".



To edit your registry do as above, but replace "cmd" with "regedit".



To access Windows Explorer, press the super key and "E".



Format and reinstall as a first move towards fixing the Dr Watson error.

Answer 2

dwwin.exe is basically dr watson-a windows error reporting tool. In essence what your computer it trying to tell you is either you have an application that is trying to read, write or modify a number of other .exe files, or that it thinks you have an application that is attempting to do same. your choices to fix are to update windows esp the security updates, scan for spyware/adware/viruses or other malware, and last disable the reporting tool. instructions on how to do same are included in the link as is the windows update site.

Answer 3

what you pry wana do is if its an old machine, get rid of it, get a new one because obviously that one is just gona crash. if not, take it to (or call someone and have them come to u, lazy ((lol))) best buy's geek squad, circut city's firdog, or some other local or any computer expert and they'll have it fixed up for you.

Answer 4

Check out this link it is quite lucid

Answer 5

When did this start happening what did you do before it occurred. I would recommend doing a system restore to an earlier date.

Answer 6

This might tell you something. Try it. I think it will work. OK!

Answer 7

it is a virus, my grandson slowed mine down because of limewire