>Hi!
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>Just got VS6 and since then, many times (not always), when I log out of my NT Workstation, I get an error saying that "memory [address here] could not be 'read' blah blah blah". I can get the error even with an administrative account, and I don't have to run anything in Visual Studio to get this error. Again, the error doesn't come up all the time. I'm trying to find a pattern, but I can't find any yet.
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>It's not the usual Windows error (at least it's the first time I see it), so I suspect it might be the Windows NT Symbol Setup that VS' setup told me I should install. When I installed those symbol files, I got errors saying that the debug files didn't correspond to the DLL files I had, and that not all the debug files where present on the CD.
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>I am going to try de-install and re-install VS6, but I was wondering if there was anything known about this. Is there a way to uninstall just the symbol files?
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>NT Workstation 4, not connected to a server
>Service Pack 3, no hotfix
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>Sylvain

If you had visited Microsoft recently they just announced a service pack for Visual Studio 6 yes that soon :-( It may solve your problem but then again it may not. Good Luck anyway

Jean-Luc