A typical record of the failure follows:

[10 May, 98, 12:19PM]
[Trying to open a sample file:]

ORIGIN41 caused an invalid page fault in
module O32UTL41.DLL at 013f:10008308.
Registers:
EAX=001a001c CS=013f EIP=10008308 EFLGS=00010202
EBX=093e0999 SS=0147 ESP=0073f308 EBP=00000390
ECX=00ea00f3 DS=0147 ESI=001a001b FS=0d27
EDX=049204bf ES=0147 EDI=100164c0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
c6 84 5b fd 6b 01 10 00 e9 b3 00 00 00 6a 50 68
Stack dump:
00732000 00000000 bff772e4 004a504f 00000000 ffffffff 10007cd2 00000001
100164c0 100136d0 00000000 00730000 00000000 0073f868 00515215 004a504f

If Origin was working in the past, and now just stopped working properly,
there may be a conflict with either new software or hardware you
recently installed.

It is also possible that a file on your computers hard drive has
become corrupted or extremely fragmented. Click on the Windows START
button and select: Programs: Accessories: Systems Tools: and run first
the Scan Disk program and then the Disk Defragmenter program. If there
are errors reported you might need to reinstall some of the Windows 95
files, or the Origin Program.

One way to see if a conflict may be occurring is to boot up you computer
in Safe Mode. If you run Origin while the computer is in safe mode, and
all is O.K. then there is a conflict. You can activate each device or
software program, one at a time, to determine what is causing the problem.

Here are the instructions to boot up in Safe Mode:

Restart your computer by clicking the Start button, clicking Shut Down,
and then clicking Restart the Computer.

When you see the message "Starting Windows 95," press F8.

If you want to start Windows without network support, choose Safe Mode.
If you want to start Windows with network support, choose Safe Mode
With Network Support. In safe mode, Windows uses default settings
(VGA monitor, no network, Microsoft mouse driver, and the minimum
device drivers required to start Windows). You will not have access
to CD- ROM drives, printers, or other devices.

On the Start menu, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
You can double-click the Network or System icon and change settings
as needed. After you finish this procedure, you need to restart your
computer before Windows will start properly.