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Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was com

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Hi,

Im having an issue when trying to install any software ISOs which I have mounted. The error I get is "Only part of a ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory request was completed.".

To get around this I have to keep enabling further drives and it will work once then I start to get the same error again was I try install another pice of software with the same drive. Im going to run out of working drives soon!

Ive tried running a windows repair which made no difference. Cant find anything else to try.

Ive been looking all over the forums and its been impossible to find a solution.

Im running Windows 7 64bit
Q9950
XFX 5850 Graphics card

Anyone have any ideas?

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Windows 7 Authority

For some details here, sounds like you are using a virtual CD drive like VirtualCD, and mounting ISO files to it correct? Why do you have to do this so often to install the applications?

Is the virtual CD software you are using for Windows 7?

Im using Magiciso to mount the images and is fully compatible with windows 7. It does not matter which application I am installing they all give me the same error even ones I have successfully installed previously.
Windows 7 Authority

Have you tried re-installing the software, or trying a different software?

If you have, try playing around with the RAM configuration. If you have more than one stick, try it with one at a time.
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Did you upgrade to Windows 7 and this started, or was this working fine for a while and started happening? You may try updating your BIOS and chipset drivers, looks like there are issues with the program and the data stream it's getting.

Its been working fine for over a year and has only started happening so it wont be the BIOS. My physical DVD rom drive works fine, its only the virtual drives. Any other ideas?
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