Well... just post this up in case you guys are having the same problem that I did for a couple of weeks.
I've been experiencing this everytime I shutdown my com.
aspnet_state.exe. Application Error.
The instruction at 0x6a2a2fec referenced memory
at 0x0000000c could not be "read".
Click "OK" to end program
Click "Cancel" to debug.
To get rid of this... just start your visual studio .net command prompt and do the following:
1) type "aspnet_regiis -lv" (without the quotes), which tells you whatever asp.net versions you have in your com. The one with the (root) is the one you're using.
2) type "aspnet_regiis -ua" (without the quotes), this completely removes your asp.net in your com.
3) type "aspnet_regiis -i" (without the quotes), this reinstalls the asp.net.
So now... technically if you shutdown your com...you shouldn't get the aspnet_state.exe.Application Error. again.
I don't really know what causes this problem. But one thing's for sure is that this kinda gets in the way when I'm making delphi programs, whereby I get access violations because this address was not freed by asp, and my program happens to be accessing it. :mad:
If anyone does know the source of this problem, do post it. I would like to know.
Anyway... hope some of you find this useful. :mrgreen: