Access violations happen because Jazz2.exe wants to access the next address to FFFFFFFF (which doesn't exist - FFFFFFFF is the ending of windows memory) Every program in win32 has its own process ID which is between 00000000 and FFFFFFFF. I think there is some kind of "while" or "for" command in Jazz2.exe that searches process ID for something. But in this case it fails to find it so it continues to search 'till it reaches the end of the memory. Then it wants to access something that doesn't exist. That's my explanation for access violations but I still don't know why they appear so many times. Possible that there are so many "while" or "for" commands or something like that...



O yeah. On the AV window it says FFFFFFFFh. FFFFFFFF is a number and h means it's hexadecimal.



FFFFFFFF = 4294967295