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Fixing DOS/4GW error 2001: exception 0Eh (Page Fault)

Asked by sky02 in DOS Games

Tags: error, 0eh

Please tell me how to fix this problem:

DOS/4GW error (2001): exception 0Eh (page fault) at 237:83CF3954
TSF32: prev_tsf32 528C
SS 23F DS 23F ES 23F FS 0 GS 87
EAX 4BFC9 EBX 84850008 ECX 40000 EDX 84850038
ESI 83CFA008 EDI 84850038 EBP 1 ESP 8484FDA8
CS:IP 237:82CF3954 ID 0E COD 4 FLG 10283
CS= 237, USE32, page granular, limit FFFFFFFF, base 0, acc CFFB
SS= 23F, USE32, page granular, limit FFFFFFFF, base 0, acc CFF3
DS= 23F, USE32, page granular, limit FFFFFFFF, base 0, acc CFF3
ES= 23F, USE32, page granular, limit FFFFFFFF, base 0, acc CFF3
FS= 0, USE16, byte granular, limit 0, base 0, acc 0
GS= 87,USE16, byte granular, limit FFFF, base DEB0, acc F3
CR0: unavailable
Crash address (unrelocated) = 1:00032954

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Fixing DOS/4GW error 2001: exception 0Eh (Page Fault)

Asked by sky02 in DOS Games

Tags: error, 0eh

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