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Dr Zoidberg
One of the PCs in the office has a problem where it excel crashes upon
saving large spreadsheets (anything above about 50mb) , however size
shouldn't be an issue as that PC has 1gb of RAM.
The same spreadsheet works fine on other PCs , and it happens on the problem
machine no matter who's using it. Re-installing office makes no difference
and smaller spreadsheets work fine.
It puts an error in the event log , (ID 1000)
Faulting application excel.exe, version 11.0.5612.0, stamp 3f39ff9d,
faulting module excel.exe, version 11.0.5612.0, stamp 3f39ff9d, debug? 0,
fault address 0x0007e7ae.
but when you follow the referal link to the MS site you get what's basically
a "not got a clue mate".
I've tried this on another identical Dell PC and I get the same issue.
I've tried swapping out memory in case of faults but that made no
difference.
It's Excel 2003 with the service pack installed (but it did the same without
it)
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Alex
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saving large spreadsheets (anything above about 50mb) , however size
shouldn't be an issue as that PC has 1gb of RAM.
The same spreadsheet works fine on other PCs , and it happens on the problem
machine no matter who's using it. Re-installing office makes no difference
and smaller spreadsheets work fine.
It puts an error in the event log , (ID 1000)
Faulting application excel.exe, version 11.0.5612.0, stamp 3f39ff9d,
faulting module excel.exe, version 11.0.5612.0, stamp 3f39ff9d, debug? 0,
fault address 0x0007e7ae.
but when you follow the referal link to the MS site you get what's basically
a "not got a clue mate".
I've tried this on another identical Dell PC and I get the same issue.
I've tried swapping out memory in case of faults but that made no
difference.
It's Excel 2003 with the service pack installed (but it did the same without
it)
--
Alex
Hermes: "We can't afford that! Especially not Zoidberg!"
Zoidberg: "They took away my credit cards!"
www.drzoidberg.co.uk
www.sffh.co.uk
www.ebayfaq.co.uk