IE and Firefox + more crashing, 0xc0000005

Hello!

I've resently installed vista x64 on my new computer..

[FONT=verdana, arial, helvetica] CPU: Intel E6750 @ 2,66
Motherboard: Gigabyte P35 DS3
RAM: Corsair TWINX2048
GPU: GeCube 2900XT[/FONT]

It has been working smoothly in a week but now this morning.. :@

I've narrowed down the problem on internet using applications only.. I think

For example when I use firefox or IE7(32, 64 and without any plugins) they don't connect to the internet and when I turn them off they crashes. And display the following message somtimes:

"The exception unknown software exception (0xc0000005) occured in the XXXXXXXXX location.

I've also tried to solve it by using the following ideas, but it's not working at all.

I've: used the rapair thinngu that u can use with the Vista dvd
.. scaned with the command: sfg /scannow
.. scanned for virus
.. defragmened
.. turned DEP OFF
.. seached the internet used google alot, run over this forum
.. unplugged the computer from the internet
.. uninstalled resent installed applications
.. run windows in failsafe mode, pressing F8 at boot
.. but i can ping a connection for example Google, cmd->ping command
.. also did a system restore.. still not working

any clue what to do?

Thx in advance!

//Arre

hi Arre!

sorry to hear about the access violations - puzzling that it would start happening after a week.

virus causing DEP is a possibility - but it looks like you eliminated that one.

often conflict with another service or application, especially a linux derived app like firefox or apache

and yet it still happens on a clean re-install before loading any apps right?

perhaps your NIC died, except that you can still ping google but probably have limited network connectivity . i recently encountered a situation like this - the problem was external to the computer in a switch. i rebooted all the routers etc. and ran the vista network repair - but i wasn't getting access violations.

sorry but i'm a bit stumped by this one. my only suggestion is that you should try a different OS, like xp or ubuntu which would eliminate hardware from consideration.

not much help i'm afraid
simon

I actually run over a thread that helped me

http://help.lockergnome.com/vista/Vista-x64-ping-browse-email-messenger-ftopict69855.html

Try to reset the Winsock file:

1. Click Start , type cmd in the Start Search text box, and then
press ENTER.
2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
netsh winsock reset
3. Restart the computer.
http://help.lockergnome.com/vista/V...ping-browse-email-messenger-ftopict69855.html

glad to hear you're up and running

its strange system restore didn't reset the network properly

thanks for the tip!

thx you took your time trying to help anyway

thanks a million..i got out of problem