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Exception 0E: what do the numbers mean?

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by darren hancock

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I have a PC running Windows 95 that is constantly getting blue screens with exception at 0E at 0028:CF620E3A (or 0028:CF5E1E3A).
I've tried researching Microsoft's KB, but have found little on what the numbers mean.

Does anyone know where to find out what these alphanumeric codes mean?

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by darren hancock

This points to a message board that had several possible solutions to this problem, none of which worked for me.

by technomancer

Those numbers are Hexadecimal code for the memory location that has the error in it. It usually means that two or more programs have written to the same memory block and they aren't supposed to do that, so the system crashes. Most of the time those codes will change even if it is in the same program minutes later. Hope this helps.

by darren hancock

Sorry, but this info I already knew. I should have been more specific with my question, as I am interested in a listing of what the specific codes in my question mean (they are always the same).

by darren hancock

Thanks Lizzy. Your links were helpful, although I still can't tell what the specific codes in my question mean.

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