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    Nero RunTime Error! Help!

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    by aspronin ·

    Im having major problems whenever i try and burn something on nero-halfway thru it comes up with this error-
    MS VISUAL C++ RUNTIME LIBRARY
    Program:C:\WINDOWS\EXPORE.EXE
    A Buffer overrun had been detected which
    has corrupted the program’s internal state.
    The program can not safely continue execution
    & must now be terminated.
    what do i do about this? thanks for your help guys…

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    • #2462095

      Clarifications

      by aspronin ·

      In reply to Nero RunTime Error! Help!

      Clarifications

    • #2462093
      • #2461963

        You can

        by rob miners ·

        In reply to Check this

        Restart the PC in Safe Mode and turn off System Restore and run Spybot. If you have any problems then check the first link in my post above. Good luck.

        • #2459792

          See how you go with this

          by rob miners ·

          In reply to You can

          From another PC download and install this program and copy the the installed folder along with VundoFix.exe to a USB Stick.

          The Sophos SAV32CLI folder can be safely deleted after it is copied to USB.

          Restart the PC in Safe Mode and turn off System Restore insert the USB Stick and run Sophos.bat when it is completed run VundoFix.exe. When the PC reboots start in Safe Mode again and run Spybot.

          Download Sophos and the latest IDE Files. Install it and extract the IDE files to the C:\SAV32CLI folder.
          http://www.sophos.com/support/knowledgebase/article/13251.html

          Copy and paste the below two lines into Notepad and save the file to the USB Stick as sophos.bat, it will scan and remove.

          ===============================
          CD SAV32CLI
          SAV32CLI -REMOVE -P=C:\REMOVLOG.TXT
          ===============================

          VundoFix is a freeware removal tool for many of the known variants of Trojan.Vundo, Trojan.Conhook and other similar infections.

          http://vundofix.atribune.org/

          Double-click VundoFix.exe to run it.
          Click the Scan for Vundo button.
          Once it’s finished scanning, click the Remove Vundo button.
          You will receive a prompt asking if you want to remove the files, click YES
          Once you click yes, your desktop will go blank as it starts removing Vundo.
          When completed, it will prompt that it will reboot your computer, click OK.

          Try Nero again if it doesn’t work reinstall it. Also download and install CCleaner to tidy up your Registry. Let it run through until there are no errors left.

          http://www.ccleaner.com/download

    • #2462088

      More info on Buffer Overrrun….

      by Anonymous ·

      In reply to Nero RunTime Error! Help!

      Error displaying Buffer Overrun Error.

      Basically, the problem is that there are A NUMBER OF VIRUSES on your computer, they are mostly spyware, and are part of a virus group called VUNDO.

      These viruses are not potentially harmul, they are basic spyware which are over rulling your command to your camputer.

      Obvious signs of this are:
      – A massive number of pop-ups stating that you should download a free spyware check. DO NOT EVEN THINK ABOUT OPENING ONE OF THESE, AS THESE ARE THE VIRUSES ITSELF TRYING TO INPUT MORE INTO YOUR COMPUTER.
      -Errors stating that you have a virus.
      -Do Not Bother Using AVG or AVAST anti-virus to find viruses mentioned. these viruses are 2008 viruses and will not be detected by a standard update of your old anti virus.

      Buffer overrun attack is a very common attack utilized by hackers. This type of attack is not new. This attack utilizes poor coding practices in C and C++ code, with the handling of string functions. The following code is an example of a buffer overrun.

      void myMethod(char * pStr) {
      char pBuff[10];
      int nCount = 0;

      strcpy(pBuff, pStr);
      }

      void foo()
      {
      }
      Cause:
      The input pStr is of an unknown size. The string copy is unsafe. If the string (pStr) is greater then 10 characters, then the buffer (pBuff) starts to bleed into nCount and the method foo. The buffer overrun property exploited would allow for the execution of foo by manipulation of the application input.

      Solution:
      There are three main actions to resolve the problem. First is to utilize the /GS compile option. This option creates a cookie between the stack overrun and the return address. This allows the system to help prevent buffer overruns, by changing the stack layout. The second action is to use the library. This library has buffer overrun safe functions that will help with the detection of buffer overflows. Finally, the last action is to perform extensive code reviews of string functionality and indexes utilized within your application. (If you know how to code, then no problem). 🙂
      Download Spybot:
      http://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html
      And run this. Update your anti-virus to a good make of name and then run this.

      Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.

      • #2461971

        OK-I Run Norton but Need Spybot?

        by aspronin ·

        In reply to More info on Buffer Overrrun….

        i run my norton antivirus every day-but i guess this is not enough? i need to download spybot then and purge what it finds right? thanks guys for your help-

        • #2461918

          No problem.. :) :)

          by Anonymous ·

          In reply to OK-I Run Norton but Need Spybot?

          NT:

        • #2459814

          Help Again-This is Insane

          by aspronin ·

          In reply to No problem.. :) :)

          ok soem malware was removed-but still the same problems. i even used another burn device and it gave a different message saying data error cyclic redundancy check. then it stopped going-the dvd disc. just like on nero etc.. it will burn till about 40pct through and then bam things slow way down and i get error meesage on the buffer etc.. maybe i need to reinstall nero? help again!

        • #2459798

          A couple of pointers ….

          by older mycroft ·

          In reply to Help Again-This is Insane

          Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) tends to suggest an error within your optical media – usually a fault in the optical disc itself.

          Also, you shouldn’t have more than one burning engine installed at the same time on your system – they tend to compete with each other for access to your system areas.

          Should you feel the need to uninstall Nero at some point, be advised you require a special uninstaller to fully uninstall Nero.

          You can get the Nero uninstaller from here:

          http://tinyurl.com/r4k7u

        • #2459787

          Thanks-Get This One–

          by aspronin ·

          In reply to A couple of pointers ….

          this is interesting-i used another dvd-r drive-a portable one i got this year and tried to do the same thing. and same problem w/ different dvd-r drive! it will copt 40pct of a dvd and then freeze up. so on both the dvd drive on my computer and the portable dvd drive i have has the same result! what does this mean?

        • #2459738

          Try this, but you will have to get rid of the Nero software on your system

          by Anonymous ·

          In reply to Thanks-Get This One–

          http://www.burn4free.com/
          If all goes well then you will know it was Nero causing the problems. Please get back soon after, so that we can give you more pointers to solve your problem.

          Please post back if you have any more problems or questions.

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