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Where do I go for help with 0D type fatal exceptions?

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13 (0Dh): General Protection Fault
Any condition that is not covered by any of the other processor exceptions will result in a general protection fault. The exception indicates that this program has been corrupted in memory, usually resulting in immediate termination of the program.
The above found at KB150314

The following at lower section of same page:
Articles About Fatal Exception Error Messages
For additional information about fatal exception error messages, click the article numbers below to view the articles in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
Q133440 Error Message: This Program Has Caused a Fatal Exception 0D at 00457:000040B1 and Will Be Terminated
Q192803 Fatal Exception 0D Using ATI All-in-Wonder Pro Video Adapter
Q175211 Fatal Exception Error When Opening or Closing Control Panel
Q171195 Fatal Exception Error Suspending and Resuming with MSDLC32
Q187214 Err Msg: A Fatal Exception 0E Has Occurred at 0028:C02A0201…
Q190123 Error Message: A Fatal Exception 06 Has Occurred at…
Q252523 Fatal Exception Error Message When Attempting to Connect to the Internet
Q189655 Err Msg: A Fatal Exception 0E Has Occurred at 0028:

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Dave, Thank you for your reply. In checking the MS articles, it doesn’t appear as though I fit into any of them – at least as far as a technology-challenged person can figure out. These are the FEs that I’ve been getting:
0D77:014F6B97
16A7:014775E5
0D87:014F6B97
168F:014775BG
0246:014747FB
085D:0147268B
Perhaps you can figure out what they are – I can’t.
Eli

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