BCB Access violateion at Address 0000 0003. Read of address 0000 0003

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Run a program, inexplicable a dialog box appears: Access violation at address 0000. Read of address000 tried several questions still, online search the solution: Original: Baidu+google, search the bottom of the sky, no solution, continue depressed. Finally on a warrior's blog to see right-click "My Computer." Click Properties. In System Properties, click Advanced. In performance, click Settings. In Performance options, click Data Execution Protection. Click Add. Select the program you want to run. Ok. It's so simple. Original: Http://blog.csdn.net/jrq/archive/2006/06/14/797566.aspx His blog:http://blog.csdn.net/jrq/understanding Data Execution Protection Data Execution Protection (DEP) Helps protect against corruption from viruses and other security threats that can be exploited by running (executing) malicious code on memory locations that should only be used by Windows and other programs. This threat can be compromised by taking over one or more memory locations that the program is using. It then spreads and damages other programs, files, and even email contacts. Unlike firewalls or anti-virus programs, DEP does not prevent unwanted programs from being installed on your computer. However, it monitors the program to determine whether the program uses system memory safely. To do this, DEP software can work independently or with a compatible microprocessor to mark some memory locations as "not enforceable." If a program tries to run malicious or non-malicious code from a protected location, DEP closes the program and notifies you. DEP can take advantage of software and hardware support. To use DEP, your computer must be running Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2), Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 1 (SP1), or based on x64 Windows Server 2003 or the Windows XP operating system version. Using the DEP software alone can help prevent certain types of malicious code attacks, but to take full advantage of the protection features provided by DEP, the processor must support "execution protection." This is a hardware-based technique designed to mark memory locations as "not executable." If your processor does not support hardware-based DEP, it is a good idea to upgrade to a processor that provides execution protection. If DEP has closed the program, is it safe to run the program again? Safe, but to keep DEP turned on for that program. Windows can continue to detectAttempts to execute code from protected memory locations can help prevent attacks. If the program does not run correctly when DEP is turned on, you can reduce the security risk by obtaining a version of the DEP-compatible program from the software publisher. For more information about what you should do after DEP closes a program, click Related Topics. How can I determine if DEP is available for my computer? To open System Properties, click Start, then Control Panel, and then double-click System. Click the Advanced tab, under Performance, click Settings. Click the Data Execution Prevention tab. Note By default, DEP is turned on only for basic Windows operating system programs and services. To use DEP to help protect more programs, select Turn on DEP for all programs and services (except I choose).

BCB Access violateion at Address 0000 0003. Read of address 0000 0003