I am having the same problem with buffer overrun?

answers.microsoft.com/.../microsoft-visual...buffer-overrun/bb1cb707-6...

WHAT OS, why post lacking that? windows what? i
go to ms and get that.
the program you are running needs that.
ever been to MS? ? go there type
microsoft visual c++runtime library

some old programs need and only work with one version library above.
32bit or 64 bit OS, and what OS?

here ill type for you at MS.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/search/result.aspx?q=microsoft+visual+c%2B%2Bruntime+library&search=

DL it
run it install it.
done.
if you see it say that it still fails for specific version of lib missing
get that at MS.
there you go ,

What software is crashing? What OS do you use ?

Any time I've seen this error appear when playing a game it is caused by a bad graphics driver. I would suggest going to the website of the retailer that your graphics devices comes from and updating to the most recent driver and giving it a shot.

Many different things can cause buffer overruns. This is a common attack that hackers use to exploit bad C code. In this case, since it's a video game...I'm going to say graphics driver.

You can actually see an example of the same behavior here:

http://www.techsupportforum.com/forums/f59/solved-buffer-overrun-detected-error-on-call-of-duty-1-a-459612.html

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spoolsv.exe is windows file. but sometimes with same name virus will be present in the pc.so just scan your pc for viruses.

Hi

Download Malwarebytes, update it.Then disable your system restore.Boot up in safe mode.Do a full scan on your pc.What IE you using?I would upgade your IE as well.

Hi there
Don't use IE7 for the time being, try Mozilla Firefox 3.0 instead, i think you may like it.

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You need to run good Anti-Virus , download norton anti virus or download Counter-spy from www.sunbelt-software.com

A buffer overrun error is a somewhat generic error in the sense that buffer overruns can occur in the OS, OS subsystems or any application that you may be running. So what you have posted here does not necessarily tell me where the issue lies. Here's a progressive approach to solving the issue.

Buffer overruns are runtime errors in the program code. They occur when a program attempts to write more information to a particular "array" than is allowed or expected. MS Windows has a number of security patches specifically designed to fix these loopholes in their OS. So to start with, I strongly suggest visiting the Windows Update site and patching your Windows operating system until the website tells you that there a no updates available. Sometimes you will have to go through the process a few times before all the updates are successfully applied.

Next visit the Microsoft Office update site (office.microsoft.com/officeupdate). There is also a link to it on the Windows Update page. Update your Office application in the same manner. Once that's done if you are still experiencing the problem, you'll want to launch the installer for MS Office from your disk and attempt a repair.

If that fails, perform an uninstall of MS Office, then manually delete the Winword.exe file from your PC and reinstall the software from scratch.

This progressive approach should fix whatever the issue is.

Good luck!

you want to stop all programs that are running
start/run type in msconfig enter
when screen loaded go to startup stop all running except for antivirus reboot and try to make movie again
sometimes a virus will give buffer over runs as well try the above first