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Roy Thomson
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Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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Posted 25 Aug 2010 2:18 am |
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I keep getting intermittantly
a notice in a small notice box
that pops up saying...
"Stack overload at line 0"
Any know about these notifications
and what I should do.
Many thanks for any help.
Roy
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Andy Sandoval
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Bakersfield, California, USA
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Posted 25 Aug 2010 4:54 am
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| Hi Roy, I found this. Click Here but I'm sure someone with more knowledge than I will chime in soon. |
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Roy Thomson
From:
Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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Posted 25 Aug 2010 5:15 am
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Thanks Andy! I went to the site and installed
Perfect Optimizer. After I ran it I got a report
as follows:
Problems fixed
10 registry errors
10'0 MB Junkk files cleaned
3 invalid file associations
7 internet settings fixed
Problems remaining
951 registry errors
18 Privacy data
1.0 GB junk files
1 Registry errors
5 performance feature.
I have to register to get things cleaned
up permanently. Cost os $13.97 cut back from
100.00. ( Quite a discount)
Does anyone know another way?
Is the above a good way to go??
I am in the dark on this as to what to do.
Any help or advise will be greatly appreciated.
Roy
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Cal Sharp
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Posted 25 Aug 2010 4:28 pm
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A stack overflow means that some app you're running is using all the memory that's been allocated to it. Wiz could probably tell you what do do about it.
windowsexpert.us looks a little fishy to me. It's registered with GoDaddy, which isn't a good sign, and it's only been up since Jan of this year and expires Jan of next year, which is also very suspicious. Legit sites usually register for longer than one year. Here's some discussion.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/244908-45-windows-expert-legit-scam
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John Floyd
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Posted 25 Aug 2010 11:43 pm
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Roy
I would unstall that one immediately and run Malwarebytes Anti Malware to make sure you haven't been corrupted. I agree with Cal, That one looks a little suspicious to me.
Here is one that is Reputable and it will clean everything up while you are on the trial and it will allow you to keep the changes after the trial has expired.
http://www.auslogics.com/en/speed-up-pc/
I've been using auslogics Products for several years now and they have some excellent products, some of them free.
Don't know how much ram you have installed, However there isn't a software cure for not having enough memory. |
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Jack Stoner
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Kansas City, MO
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Posted 26 Aug 2010 2:16 am
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Most registry "cleaners" or programs that "speed up" the PC are not really needed or they "fix" things that do not really need "fixing". I've seen a lot of problems that were caused by these.
If a PC is in that bad shape that the registry is screwed up, etc, it's time for a complete reinstall. |
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Wiz Feinberg
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Mid-Michigan, USA
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Posted 26 Aug 2010 11:36 pm
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The only Registry cleaner I ever use, or recommend, is Ccleaner. It is primarily a temporary file and tracks cleaner. But, it has an excellent Reg cleaner section, as well as a program uninstaller tool. Best of all, it is totally free (donations welcome).
Always save backups before allowing any Registry tool to remove keys or values. Registry cleaners are capable of rendering your PC unbootable. Windows XP, Vista and 7 have an option to restore the last known good configuration during the boot process, if you hit F8 before Windows tries to load. You may need that option if you hose your Registry!
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Roy Thomson
From:
Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 5:02 am
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[quote="Cal Sharp"]A stack overflow means that some app you're running is using all the memory that's been allocated to it. Wiz could probably tell you what do do about it.
Is it possible to identify the application and
correct it??
I DeInstalled Perfect Optomizer. Installed
Auslogics and ran it. It did a complete scan
deleted old files, internet and tenporary files
but would not address the Registry with the
trial download.
Wiz, I cannot find the Ccleaner you mention?
Thanks for all the help.
I am still confused 
Roy
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Mitch Drumm
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 7:18 am
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Ccleaner can be downloaded here:
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/help
It is pretty conservative about the registry errors it finds.
"Fixing" the registry errors may not fix your stack overflow. I'd try to track down processes or running applications when the stack overflow error pops up, but I have never had that type of error.
Stay away permanently from any so called fix or software download that asks for money. You are better off doing a complete reinstall than getting involved with that stuff. |
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b0b
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Cloverdale, CA, USA
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 7:28 am
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Hit Ctrl-Alt-Delete and open Task Manager to see what programs are running.
One of your programs has an error in it that's causing an infinite loop, allocating a small amount of stack memory with each iteration until all of its allotted memory is used up. Task Manager can help you figure out which program it is, and terminate it.
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Roy Thomson
From:
Wolfville, Nova Scotia,Canada
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Posted 27 Aug 2010 7:45 am
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I am very grateful for all the input folks
and have enough information to work with.
Many thanks.
roy
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Ray Minich
From:
Bradford, Pa. Frozen Tundra
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Posted 31 Aug 2010 6:10 pm
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Task manager may show a task hogging the CPU. System Idle Process should show plus 90% if you're not doing anything.
I had a virus in spoolsv service. Spoolsv (the task) would slowly build to 95%+ of CPU time. Had to disable the task to get the machine to run fast enough to timely offload a few Gig of files before I stepped on the OS and rebuilt WinXP.
You can't beat this app for displaying all the goodies about what your CPU is up to...
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/bb896653.aspx
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