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Just add a line to your existing autoexec.bat. Make sure that it is the last line of your autoexec.bat, and that it reads:

win /3

The /3 switch is a legacy holdover from the days of yore (DOS...

Hi Dan,

The problem here is most likely the result of an NTVDM error. Assuming that your IT guys are going to copy your existing configuration over to the new hard drive, this approach will not...

wintoolsa.exe is a parasite. Get rid of it!

Any decent spyware remover should get rid of it for you, but I'd personally recommend Spybot Search & Destroy

Mike

Yeah. Sounds like someone decided to disable the functionality to save files in OE. To un-do this, open regedit.exe, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Outlook Express and delete the...

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Mom, there are just not enough words to say how much I love you. We have been through a lot together. With building our beautiful house, all our...

Hi all!

I'm looking to solicit some input as to which Spyware cleaners work best, which ones should be avoided entirely, and what the pros & cons are to putting this stuff on your machine. I have...

Hi Kalel,

Welcome to WinDrivers!

The migration you are embarking upon is (fortunately) well documented. Hopefully, you are upgrading to plain old 2003 Server and not the Web Edition (the...

Had a similar problem that I solved by applying SP3 to Office 2000. If you aren't on broadband, and don't want to wait 16 hours to download the service pack over a dial-up connection, you might also...

The quickest way to resolve this (at least from the perspective of getting you back to a point where you can get into Windows without resorting to Safe Mode) is to roll back the registry to a date...

No trouble at all; glad I could assist :)

-mike

You mentioned that you "downloaded" MSI.DLL . . .

Did you download just this one .DLL? And, if so, are you sure that it is the correct version?

The fastest and most effective way to correct a...

Using the tools I recommended not only could've saved you the trouble of a reinstall, but also would've assisted in troubleshooting the root cause.

'Memory read errors' are often misinterpeted as 'bad memory'. This is not the case, however. Typically, this error is generated when a specific registry key and/or file system object cannot be...

Have you looked into Unicoi's Fusion TCP/IP?

http://www.unicoi.com/Documentation/ProductBriefs/tcpip_unicoi.pdf

Q106419 would have also worked. A bit extreme, perhaps, but at least it would've facilitated an "undo" on the start page :D

You might get around this by launching the .MSI file (intead of setup.exe). If this fails, try installing under a different user profile -or- (better still) using the AT command to run setup under...

In short, "No" you will not need to re-install windows, but you will need to replace the HAL. Note that this may eventually end up in a situation where an upgrade installation of Windows is...

What would you recommend as an alternative to the MS POP3 connector??

Did you run a Profile on this or are you only looking at the dll dependencies?

If you haven't Profiled this, best to do so. You will find this option on the menu bar at the top of the app (just...

The problem here may not be missing DLLs, but rather the wrong version(s) of DLLs. Re-installing an application rarely solves this problem. What you need to do in order to facilitate a fix is to find...

"rundll.exe user.exe,ExitWindows" (exactly as typed, minus the quotation marks)

Another (and much more permanent) way to accomplish this is to do a search for all index.dat -and- msimgsiz.dat files on the drive, write down the path to each location, then shut down Windows, boot...

This site has been paydirt for us:

http://www.nu2.nu/bootcd/

Another link that may come in handy (for nearly everyone who works on computers for a living) is:
...

There is no "one size fits all" tech site out there, but this is one I have found to be increasingly useful:

http://www.labmice.net

Actually, svchost is not a virus (it is a Microsoft application that works as a host process for services that run from dynamic link libraries) but it is a common way to hide Trojans/works/viruses....