Error 990 - Memory could not be read

When launching Flash Professional 8, the following
application error is generated as the splash screen indicates fonts
are initializing:
990: Flash.exe - Application error
The instruction at "0x6172676f" referenced memory at
"0x6172676f". The memory could not be "read".
Click on OK to terminate the program.
Click on Cancel to debug the program.
[OK] [Cancel]
With each uninstall and reinstallation of Flash the error
number changes as well as the memory address location.
Has anyone experienced this error and have a solution?
Reinstalling & rebooting did not solve it.

I had a similar problem with Flash MX 2004, and it turned out
to be related to a Quick Time problem. (I was also unable to play
any Quick Time files, so you might want to check that on your end
to help troubleshoot as your cause as well.)
QT was so corrupt on my system, I couldn't even uninstall it
using the normal methods. Our IT department had to manually remove
everything on my system related to Quick Time. After that, I
uninstalled/reinstalled Flash, and then reinstalled Quick Time, and
everything has been fine since. (In fact, I've upgrade to v8 since
then...)
I originally thought my problem was a corrupt font, since it
was during the "loading fonts" part of the start-up, but utlimately
the Quick Time issue fixed it. I worked with Macromedia (at the
time) tech support on it, but can't find the e-mail thread.
UPDATE:
I found the old thread, here is the pertinent message from
Macromedia Support that led to the resolution:
""I'm sorry to hear that you're still having the same issue,
I've been evaluating the said forum thread and I think I remember
something about the QuickTime player issue. For some reason, older
or broken components in QuickTime can also cause Flash to
malfunction as Flash needs it for some operations.
I recommend that you download the latest QuickTime, uninstall
your current version, reboot and install the new QuickTime player,
then uninstall and reinstall Flash using the same routine I
provided previously".

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