Macromedia projector is a standalone player for flash files and this error occurs frequently when you try to play a flash game. You can fix the error by following the instructions below.
The first thing to do is check if the app you are trying to run is from a trusted source. If you have downloaded or installed it from somewhere, make sure it is a trusted source. Click “Start” and then “Computer” to select “Properties.” From “properties”, select “system protection” and then click on the “advanced” tab. There is a performance section there and click on the settings button in the performance section. After this, click on the Data Execution Prevention tab.
There will be two selections there and you should select “Turn on DEP for all programs and services except those I select.” Click the Add button and then browse and navigate to the folder where your game or app is installed. Usually it will be in the program files folder. Now select the .exe file in the folder and click on it to launch the application. The error should be resolved by now. You can run your app now without any problem.
Another possible solution for those using the Windows Vista operating system is to run the application that is causing the error in compatibility mode with Windows XP. You can do this by clicking Start, then right-clicking on the computer to select properties and choose “Windows XP Compatibility Mode.” This should solve the problem.
This error can also be fixed by uninstalling the software and restarting your computer in “clean mode”. This means that all non-Microsoft startup programs will be in shutdown mode. After this, reinstall the program to its default folder and it should work fine.
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