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When I attempt to start it I get the program has performed an illegal operation and must close and this:

 

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IMGBURN caused a general protection fault

in module KRNL386.EXE at 0001:00006638.

Registers:

EAX=81dab738 CS=019f EIP=00006638 EFLGS=00010216

EBX=81da4234 SS=01c7 ESP=017bfb2c EBP=017bfb38

ECX=00000001 DS=01c7 ESI=00008b2c FS=580f

EDX=bffc9490 ES=01c7 EDI=00000178 GS=0000

Bytes at CS:EIP:

66 8e d7 8b e6 36 c7 06 0a 00 10 00 66 5e 5f 90

Stack dump:

81dab6ec fb380000 01c7017b 017bfb58 4234580f 01c781da bff7201b 000001bf 00000000 81dab6ec 81da4234 017bfb90 bff865aa 00000001 81dab738 0000006c

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I have 98SE and can run dvddecrypter, dvdshrink, etc. just fine. Any ideas????

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try uninstall and re install,you should also run Spybot Search and Destroy or look for another program that will look for trojans maybe do some searching on GOOGLE there's lots of stuff for programs that might be installed on you box .Maybe in the startup folder you can uncheck things on startup one by one and if IMGburn then runs fine you will have found whats causing the trouble .Do the Google thing and read you'll find the answer .Someone might be able to read the code and give you an answer be patient let some others read the post :thumbup:

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try uninstall and re install,you should also run Spybot Search and Destroy or look for another program that will look for trojans maybe do some searching on GOOGLE there's lots of stuff for programs that might be installed on you box .Maybe in the startup folder you can uncheck things on startup one by one and if IMGburn then runs fine you will have found whats causing the trouble .Do the Google thing and read you'll find the answer .Someone might be able to read the code and give you an answer be patient let some others read the post :thumbup:

 

Nope, my computer is completely clean from any viruses, trojans, etc. There's no way anything can get on my computer - I'm extremely careful in that respect. Good advice for most people, but I think Lightning UK may be on to the real answer. Thanks though :)

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