>Hi Ed,
>
>You seem to know something about this VFP6 crash after shutdown. I have a simalar problem. Only the error I get is not a C0000005. Further it doesn't stop after removing SCREEN=OFF or installing DCOM. It happens after shutdown of the executable. It doesn't happen when running the application from within fox, probably because it returns to fox after closing the app. Here is the error, maybe you can tell me what to do or where to go from here
>
Sorry, I don't have a solution to this for you. A page fault is another operating system level failure; I assume that AVW is your application. There's no simple solution. There are several things that you could try:
(1) Make certain that the current runtime files are installed on the system, and that your install uses the latest distribution. There are updated components available from Microsoft; you can try
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/downloads/updates.asp to get the latest fixes and patches for VFP 5 and 6.
(2) Apply VS SP2. While there aren't files specifically for VFP, there are updates to some shared components that might make a difference.
(3) Try to clean up your environment before closing down VFP. it seems that many of the problems may be caused by things going on in VFP's memory management stiuff; several people have been able to clear up problems by explicitly shutting down objects and releasing memvars before quitting their application, You might try closing down your forms explicitly before issuing your QUIT statement, and explicitly RELEASE ALL and CLEAR DLLS.
>AVW caused an invalid page fault in
>module VFP6R.DLL at 014f:0c001b28.
>Registers:
>EAX=00000000 CS=014f EIP=0c001b28 EFLGS=00010212
>EBX=00010824 SS=0157 ESP=0063f49c EBP=0063f544
>ECX=033c1a68 DS=0157 ESI=000005a0 FS=0e57
>EDX=00010824 ES=0157 EDI=033c1a58 GS=0000
>Bytes at CS:EIP:
>8b 10 8b 41 04 8b 49 14 56 8b 18 57 8b f9 33 f6
>Stack dump:
>0063f544 00010824 00000000 00010824 00000000 0c00186c 00000076 00000076 0063f590 bff746ec 81dfe000 0c2fe1f4 0c301f20 0c2ffc80 00000000 00000157
