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• Microsoft has tried valiantly to protect users from the General Protection Fault.
• You know those General Protection Fault crashes that often afflict Windows programs?
• General protection faults are caught and handled by modern operating systems.
• A general protection fault'appearing in our local Spokesman Review was excellent.
• Attempting to use addresses falling outside this range will cause a general protection fault.
• One exception is Windows 95 General Protection Faults.
• I don't think I saw a single General Protection Fault the whole time I used it.
• Typical error messages you may encounter often include references to general protection faults and Kernel32 . dll.
• Although you can't completely prevent General Protection Faults, it's possible to find the source of the problems.
• General Protection Faults, in which one program intrudes on another's memory allocation, still happen, though with less frequency.
• Other characters, such as Gav from " Nukees ", and Trudy from " General Protection Fault ", made appearances.
• Ultimately, perhaps, error messages will be easier to understand than " general protection fault " or " fatal exceptions ."
• In terms of the x86 architecture, general protection faults are specific to segmentation-based protection when it comes to memory accesses.
• The last one in the list is always the kernel32 ! UnhandledExceptionFilter which displays the General protection fault error message.
• A general protection fault would be produced, indicating a segmentation violation had occurred; however, the system would often crash anyway.
• Windows 95 tries to do the same, but it frequently fails, leading to those amusing " general protection fault " crashes.
• When a lesser privileged process tries to access a higher privileged process, a General Protection Fault is reported by the OS.
• Don't think you'll get away from General Protection Faults, illegal operation errors or even random lockups _ it's still Windows, after all.
• It will say something like : " MYPROGRAM caused a general protection fault in module KERNEL32 . DLL at 013f : bff78053 ."
• I still encounter fairly frequent " general protection faults " and other catastrophic failures when running certain programs or when overtaxing the computer's resources.