You are here

Home › Forum home › VirtualMIDISynth › General discussions & questions › Invalid access to memory location? ›

Invalid access to memory location?

Please let our ADS show!

This sites offers only FREE software and it's supported by a few advertisement boxes (no intrusive popups).
Please:

  • disable your AdBlocker by adding CoolSoft website to whitelist
  • give the proper cookie consent
  • enable JavaScript for this website

This seconds wait is to let you update your browser configuration...

Ok, I've done the required changes... now show me your content!
!!! Please enable JavaScript !!!
Rham243
Posts: 1
Joined: June 28, 2021 - 00:44
Invalid access to memory location?
by Rham243 » June 28, 2021 - 00:47

I am getting this error trying to run VirtualMIDI Synth on my laptop (see picture). OS is windows XP Pro x64. Any ideas on how to resolve this would be most helpful. thank you.

Attachments (Only registered users)
runddllerror.jpg
coolsoft
Posts: 2004
Joined: March 25, 2012 - 01:19
Re: Invalid access to memory location?
by coolsoft » June 28, 2021 - 12:42
Rham243 wrote:
OS is windows XP Pro x64...

WinXP is out of support by a long time, both from MS and from CoolSoft 😉.
Additionally, VMS was never tested on the x64 version of Windows XP...

Anyway it could be something interfering with its memory management, like an antivirus.
You could try to disable any of them you've installed.

ilovetacos
Posts: 1
Joined: March 16, 2025 - 09:38
Re: Invalid access to memory location?
by ilovetacos » March 16, 2025 - 09:48

I know that making my first post here be a necrobump is really dumb, but I have the same issue (same OS as OP). Clicking off of the error results in another error, being that VMS (version 2.9.3) timed out enumerating x86 MIDI devices. x86 apps are still able to use MIDI fine, but God is that error annoying as hell.

I do not have any antivirus (this retro setup machine is not connected to the internet)

In addition, /NoExecute=AlwaysOff in boot.ini (DEP, Data Execution Prevention), as a further measure I tried.

I don't have anything which accesses memory in an unorthodox way.

 

 

For anyone else who stumbles upon this thread, just use VMS 1.x.

Reply to existing threads: no
Edit own posts: no
Add attachments: no
Download attachments: no

Login

Support me

Click here if you want to support CoolSoft using PayPal

or Buy me a coffee