Now, start Tally and you should be fine! If you encounter 'Memory Access' error while editing a record Start Tally and restore your latest backup.Delete contents of the corrupt compnay folder.Copy the corrupt company folder to a safe place. Company files are named using numbers - eg: 1001, 2002 e.t.c.Change to directory to the location where data is stored, usually 'Data' in the tally folder.In 'Step 1' above, you might have established the problem to be a corrupt company file. How to Repair Damaged Company File Restore older backup Step 4: Contact Tally SupportĪt this point, you probably have a more complex problem - this should not make you give up. If it works, re-install only printers that you use and you should be fine.
Go to Start > Control Panel > Printers & Faxes. Delete the configured printers (including vitual
Yes, sometimes Tally has a thing with printers! Make sure you have printer installation CDs nearby. If you still have problems, try the next step. Once this has been done, restart you computer and start Tally. Settings in the control panel and change Display Settings asįor Windows 98, ensure that Font Size is set to 'Small Fonts' otherwise Tally may goof. Additionaly, different versions of windows have different minimum requirements. Tally has issues when being used with fewer colours. If Tally starts without issues, then your default company file is corrupted and you will need to carry out repair
The 'Tally.ini' file is in Tally directory. Supposing the company file is corrupted, you might never start Tally. There is a setting that tells Tally to automatically load a company. Step 1: Edit the Tally.ini Configuration File Luckly, there are somethings you can do to attempt to solve the problem. 'Memory Access Violation' error with some code - '0xC0000005'. If you have been working with Tally for sometime, you might have come across The four Steps to repair Tally Memory Access Violation - (Software Exception 0xC0000005)
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