The error message is different although the fix may be the same.
The files mentioned in the second link don’t seem to be files that I need generally as all other programs seem to work fine on my PC. Does Avast need them specifically?
I don’t think it needs specifically the new versions, but the older ones may contain bugs…
Many programs use (and install) the Jet drives - MS Office for example.
"ASHQUICK caused an invalid page fault in module at 0000:1b10f3dd."
It only seems to happen the first time I scan the file. If I repeat the process or immediately scan a different file it works fine.
That sounds identical to the problem I had with AshSimpl causing an invalid page fault. I had to update my Jet40 to SP7 because, according to Microsoft’s description, Jet40-SP3 is buggy.
Try the trick mentioned by Vlk:
Try the following: open the file avast4.ini located in the \data folder, and replace the line
Database=ODBC
to
Database=XML
Then restart the computer and see if it helps.
If that fixes your problem (but does cause another - e.g: you can select specific folders scanning, but always get a full scan) then you will need to update :
I am not to sure that you need the MDAC-TYP.exe, but take it anyway in order to “complete” the update.
Avast! uses a Jet database (is it Access 2000? - see the file …\Avast4\Data\Avast4.mdb) and the SP3 version of Jet40 must :o be updated in order to work with it.
I think I had to change to Jet40-SP3 when I had to install the MS-XML SDK.