ElbServer.exe *32 Process

First, remove the memory and replace the old memory, does the help? Be sure to unplug and REMOVE battery. Second, do a system restore to before this problem. Is the memory the exact type that was removed? Open the Task Manager and look for a process "explorer.exe" select and click on "end process", in the task manager open file, New Task (run..) in Create new Task type: explorer, click on OK.

Restore to factory settings

Restoring your Sony VAIO computer to its original factory settings is a great way to remove old programs and files that are buried within your computer that you no longer need, or to get rid of a virus that you just can't seem to shake.

This process will allow you to start anew with your computer, and can potentially save you from simply throwing the computer away because you don't think it can handle the workload anymore and spending money on a new machine.

Unplug any cables connected to your Sony VAIO machine with the exception of the power cord and monitor.

Click "Start" in the lower left corner of your screen.

Click "Control Panel."

Click "Performance and Maintenance."

Scroll down to the bottom of the Performance and Maintenance screen and click "VAIO" recovery wizard. The VAIO Recovery Wizard dialogue box will appear.

Click "Next."

Select "Proceed with System Recovery" and click "Next."

Select "C Drive Recovery" and click "Next."

Click "Next" to confirm that you want to proceed with the C Drive Recovery.

Click "Finish" to restart your Sony VAIO machine and initiate the recovery procedure.

Upon restarting your computer, the Sony VAIO Recovery Wizard will prepare your hard drive for recovery and then restart your computer again.

The necessary files will be copied to your computer and your hard drive will be recovered.

Click "Finish" when a screen appears telling you that your recovery process is complete.

Your computer will restart.

Click "Next" when you arrive at the Windows setup screen.

Follow the on-screen instructions to setup your version of Windows.

When you have finished setting up Windows, click "Finish."

Your computer will restart.

Upon restart, the Sony VAIO Recovery Wizard will install necessary files on your computer.

Your computer will restart automatically when these files are installed and your Sony VAIO will be restored to its original factory settings.

Hope this helps

Download and install all the avilable media gallery, VAIO Event service & Platform library updates on the drivers page. Make sure to select the correct operating system.
http://www.sony.co.in/support/product/vpcea15fg

Hi alfie501,

You are correct. Since you have installed the Windows 7 Operating System in the Computer, it is required to install the Memory Card Reader Drivers in the Computer to fix the issue.

Please download and install the Drivers from the below link as in the given order.

http://s02.download.sony.com/US/pc/INDOTH-13563700-US.EXE

http://s02.download.sony.com/US/pc/TIDMSC-13254300-US.EXE

http://s02.download.sony.com/US/pc/TIDOTH-12645900-US.EXE

Please download and save each file on the Computer, after that, please double click on the downloaded file to begin the installation. Please follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation process.

Please make sure that you restart the Computer after each installation.

Installing the Drivers in the above order will fix the issue.

Hope this helps.

Please let me know if you have any questions or require any further assistance.

Thanks for using FixYa.

Hi micochereami,

You can fix this issue by restarting the "explorer.exe" services. To restart the explorer.exe service, please perform the steps given below.

1. Right click on the Taskbar and click the "Task Manager" to open it. (You can also press "Alt+Ctrl+Del" or "Ctrl+Shift+Esc" to open the Task Manager.)
   
2. In the Task Manager window, please click the "Process" tab.
3. In the Process tab, locate the "explorer.exe" process.
4. Once you have located the "explorer.exe" process, please right click and select the "End Process" option.
5. Then, please click the "File" option in the Task Manager window and select the "New task (Run..)" option.
6. Then, in the Create New Task window, please type "explorer.exe" and press the Enter Key.
7. This should fix the issue.

Good Luck!

Please post if you have any questions or require further assistance.

Thanks for using FixYa.

It is required to install the following Drivers/Utilities in the following order to fix the issue with the functions Keys.

You can click on the link to download the Drivers/Utilities.

Video Driver.

Video Driver Update

Audio Driver.

Sony Shared Library

Sony Firmware Extension Parser Driver.

Sony Firmware Extension Parser Driver Update 1

Sony Firmware Extension Parser Driver Update 2

VAIO Event Service.


Please download each file in the Computer to a folder. After that open the folder where the file was downloaded and double click to begin the installation. Then, please follow the onscreen instructions to complete the intallation process. Make sure that you restart the Computer after each installation. Installing all the above Driver/Utility in the correct order should fix the issue with the Volume/Brightness Function Keys.

Good luck...!!

Hello,
I bought a few weeks ago iCopyExpert to put my ipod (classic)music and play list into my computer.
I have 9980 songs in my ipod to copy, all the process star OK, but when the icopyExpert begins to transfer the music to my itunes (after I already disconnected my ipod, as the program says I should do) in middle of the procedure (after 3500 - 4000 songs have been copied to my itunes) a screen window emerge saying: "access violation at address 004CBB17 in module 'iPodCopy.exe.' Read of address 00000000", and stop the copy process.
Please, can you tell me what I have to do to copy all my music passing up the message?
I will really appreciate any advice to solve this problem and finally get all my music in my VAIO PC.

Isass.exe is a system process that is required to run windows, I suggest you re-install your Operating System (Windows XP)

Most Sony Vaio systems will have a VAIO recovery wizard. Create a Recovery Media Kit using this wizard and you’ll be able to create a set of CDs that will enable you to do a system recovery on your Sony VAIO machine.
If your PC does not have this feature, you can always call Sony at 1-800-488-SONY to have them send you the disks.

Once you have either created or ordered and received the CDs necessary to restore your Sony VAIO computer, you’ll need to place the first CD in the drive and reboot the machine. The recovery process will immediately begin when the system boots. If it does not begin, you may have to enter the BIOS of the computer to change the boot sequence to the CD ROM instead of the hard drive. To enter the BIOS, tap the F2 key numerous times when booting.

REMEMBER... when you use the recoery system, it will restore your computer to it's ORIGINAL configuration from the factory. All data and programs you have installed will be GONE!