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Exeption C0000005 in \ngctw32.exe 11.5.1.2266

Updated: 19 Nov 2010 | 6 comments
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I Installed Ghost Client Agent on a desktop running 32 bit Windows XP sp3 using Symantec Ghost Console. The installation was successful. However the Ghost Client crashed. I tried to reinstall the Client using the installation CD. The same result occured.

The notebook is an Amilo Pro v2010. I did perform a reinstall using the manufactured CDs. I wanted to get rid of old crap thus trying to speed up this PC.

Then I wanted to use the AI Builder to make installation packets to use with the GSS 11.5.1.2266 Console. With a nonfunction Client I'm stuck.

 

What am I to do?

Regards
Alf Ivar, Norway

 I'm also posting the NGerror dump file

 

Symantec Ghost Client Agent

An exception has occurred of type C0000005

C:\Programfiler\Symantec\Ghost - C:\Programfiler\Symantec\Ghost\ngctw32.exe 11.5.1.2266

C:\WINDOWS\system32\USER32.dll!MsgWaitForMultipleObjectsEx+0x30

C:\WINDOWS\system32\USER32.dll!GetLastInputInfo+0x86

C:\WINDOWS\system32\USER32.dll!MsgWaitForMultipleObjects+0x1F

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\agentlib\sockevent.cpp#433:SocketEvent::wait

    unsigned int msTimeout = 0xFFFDD8

    unsigned int callerHorizon = 0x30774E

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\client\clientmain.cpp#4376:l_mainLoop

    unsigned int c_sock = 352

    unsigned int code = 0x1B30000

    unsigned int count = 0x42FFD8

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\client\clientmain.cpp#4811:main

    int argc = 1

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\client\clientmain.cpp#5289:g_runMain

    int argc = 1

    bool standalone = false

    unsigned int length = 212

    int wait = 0x77DE1701

    bool doReboot = false

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\client\clientstate.cpp#117:ClientService::process

r:\depot_cont\ghost\gsstrunk\ghost\configureagent\library\src\win\firewall.cpp#405:Library::Win::l_serviceMain

    unsigned int argc = 2

    unsigned int data = 0

    unsigned int dataSize = 4

    unsigned int type = 0xFFFF94

  ....

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Thomas K's picture
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2010
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Moving to Ghost Solution

Moving to Ghost Solution forum.

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2010
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If I understand your posting

If I understand your posting correctly, your problem is that ngctw32.exe is crashing.

If my understanding is correct, I would recommend entering ngctw32.exe into the search field at the top of this forum, so that you can view past threads about this EXE.

From the log information, it would appear that you are running Ghost Solution Suite 2.5.1.2266, but there is no mention of the operating system on your client machine, and I cannot see any indication of whether you are running a 32 bit or 64 bit O/S. It would be helpful to get answers to these questions if you need further help.

If your issue has been solved, please use the "Mark as Solution" link on the most relevant thread.

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2010
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ngctw32.exe fault in a Ghost client machine?

Thanks so far.

 

I'm running 32 bit Windows XP Pro on the client machine.

I searched for the Ghost Solution Forum without finding it.

I'll try to move my posting to the right forum.

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2010
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You have been moved to the

You have been moved to the right forum already, by Cycletech.

This is the Ghost Solution Suite forum (Cycletech omitted the "suite" part of the forum name).

If your issue has been solved, please use the "Mark as Solution" link on the most relevant thread.

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2010
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Contact Symantec for build 2269

I understand that build 2269 has resolutions for the c0000005 error on the client.   If you search the forums for 2269 you will find several posts that have more than 100 replys about this.  You will need to contact symantec to get the 2269 files.

 

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Issue resolved in build 2298

The c0000005 error has been resolved in Ghost 2.5.1 build 2298. This documented here:

https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/blogs/ghos...