Yeah it is a memory error, but a bad file/application can produce it too. If you reinstall you may want to remove it, and then reboot, delete any folders that the game was in, and try again.

Are you doing anything in paticular at the time when it happens? Say building certain creatures, or having a lot of guys on the screen? Your video card can have problems too, and cause errors.

well i have 512 of ram pc2100 266 mhz ram, i havbe done the msconfig and turned off any extra programs and after i uninstalled and deleted all files of warcraft on the hard drive i rebooted the computer. and warcraft its self download the current patch its self. and im considering just totally rebooting xp and cuz i get a simluar error after i use microsoft word.

You mean "reinstalling XP"?? When you get the error message on the other application is the memory block the same as in Warcraft III? It looks like that if it is having the same "read error" in the same block "0x6F65xxxxx" and the other one, then you could have a chip on one of your sticks of RAM gone bad, is what it'* sounding like more and more to me. Anyone one else have their theories?

yeah i mean reinstalling xp. and how can i tell whick memory is bad cuz it came with 256 and i added 256 and if its the memory that came with the computer then its covered by my 4 year warrenty. could i just take out a stick and see if it still does it and then if it does just run the other stick and kinda do a process of elimanation.

Warcraft III will not run if the RAM is too low though. So if you try removing a "stick" it may not even work at all. Out of curiousity.....is the computer reading all of your RAM?
Have you tried re-installing the actual game yet????

my computer reads all 512 and i have reinstalled the whole game.
here are the game requirements
PC Video -32MB video card
PC Processor Speed- 450MHz
PC Processor Type Intel® Pentium® III processor
PC System Memory -128MB RAM
PC Additional Requirements Internet service required to access online features
PC Hard Drive Space- 600MB
PC Operating System -Windows 95/98, Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition (Windows Me), Windows XP
i meet and excede all of them.

Then my guess is the RAM either not being enough left due to too many other programs in the background OR the CPU speed is too low to keep up.

well i do have 35 processes running in back ground but imnot sure which to turn off. but they all but system idle are 0.

35 processes sounds right. Try doing that remove RAM idea. Let us know. It'll be easier than doing a game reinstall, and if it works, you won't lose any previously saved games...

Start with the "SYS TRAY" icons in the bottom RH corner near the clock. I know on mine I have to kill WinAmp3 Agent & Desktop Architect for starters.