Source Code Problem (Not Because I'm New)

KD17 · Post by **KD17** » 12-12-2005 05:29

I've been doing notpr0n on and off for a couple months. I'm on or around level 34 or 35, and have never had a problem yet, but recently every time I try to view the source code, I get a message on my screen about a Runtime Error? Can someone tell me what this means or how I fix it? I want to start notpr0n again, but its hard without access to the source codes. Thanks in advance.

EDIT: The exact message is Runtime error 5 at 004047F9

meep98324 · Post by **meep98324** » 12-12-2005 05:30

runtime error? sounds like you have too many programs running. either that or your virtual memory is too low. try rebooting your comp, and keeping less things open, or check for spyware, because that could do it too.

KD17 · Post by **KD17** » 12-12-2005 05:32

No, it's not that. My computer is fairly new and I keep it in good condition and check for viruses and spyware regularly. It hasn't been letting me view source codes for a couple days, so rebooting won't help.

This is really aggrivating me

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 12-12-2005 05:53

Try clearing cookies.. and rebooting the computer.

It's amazing what those two things fix.

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 12-12-2005 06:21

And if doing what I suggested doesn't fix the problem.. try updating IE or even reloading it.

Runtime error code-5

Runtime error message-Illegal function call

Additional information-Program error, verify the program has all the latest updates. If updated try reinstalling the program. If you continue to have the same errors contact the software developer.

pullingoutmyhair · Post by **pullingoutmyhair** » 12-12-2005 19:58

You should empty your %TEMP% directory as far as possible and delete the "temporary internet files" in the "internet options".

pullingoutmyhair · Post by **pullingoutmyhair** » 12-12-2005 20:00

And check these tips: http://www.winguides.com/registry/display.php/1246/

KD17 · Post by **KD17** » 12-12-2005 22:27

Thanks for the help everybody. I'm gonna try out your suggestions. Before I do though, I realized that for the past 2 weeks or so, after my computer boots up I get a message. I just clicked OK and disregarded it because it never affected anything thus far. It might have something to do with my problem so maybe you guys can help me again. The message is:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Runtime error!

Program C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\APD123.EXE

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.

Any help would be much appreciated. Sorry for the inconvenience.

If this doesn't have anything to do with my problem then I'll try everything you guys said.

Post by **Kisa** » 12-12-2005 22:29

No idea ... Win98SE doesn't have such a file ...

meep98324 · Post by **meep98324** » 12-12-2005 22:30

I used to get those when my virtual memory was too low. that could be it.

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 12-12-2005 22:32

I googled and came up with all of this.

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=& ... tnG=Search

Read through them for information on your errors.

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 12-12-2005 22:35

This page lists APD123.EXE as adware

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/startup ... 12859.html

KD17 · Post by **KD17** » 12-12-2005 22:48

Thanks. Most of the results were just how to remove spyware and stuff like that, but I found a forum from one of the wesbites so I asked on there. Thanks Again.

EDIT: I didn't see your last post Jenn. I'll check that out now.

KD17 · Post by **KD17** » 12-12-2005 23:00

I searched and found the file APD123. Do you suggest deleting it, or should I run an anti-spyware program to see if it picks it up?

Again, sorry for this trouble.

frkyjenn · Post by **frkyjenn** » 12-12-2005 23:06

Use google to tell you how to get rid of it.

Follow the directions exactly how it tells you to do it. Sometimes these things take important files with it rendering your computer useless.

spybot or adaware might remove them.. try running those first. More than likely though this is something you have said was ok to install.. in that case brute force is needed to remove it because no virus scanner nor adware/malware/spyware programs are going to find it.