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Ivan B??tora;1789027 Wrote: > Thanks for your response. > > I did try running the command, and it executed successfully. However, > the > crashes still persisted. > > Following what "joe joe" did, I deleted and re-created the two > connections which > gave me problems. The crashes now do not happen ...

Hi,

Sorry i didn't get back to you sooner. Glad you have it sorted, the
crashing was probably because of corruption somewhere. You did exactly
what i would of suggested you to do next.


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JAM_EZZ

Hi, Try this command as a simple test just to see if it changes anything for you. go start>run. command is, regsvr32 hnetcfg.dll You should get a message saying succeeded, see if the issue is still there. Its worth a go for the sake of a few seconds. Let us know if anything changes -- JAM_EZZ

Hi, I came to find, in windows XP SP3, that the command, _-%windir%\system32\rundll32.exe_PowrProf.dll,_SetSuspendState_m2-_ or _-rundll32.exe_powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState_0,1,0-_ executed at a command prompt, triggers the hibernation process as hibermation proceeds; I can see the winXP progress bar ...

:confused: :confused: Well, unfortunately, it's not finished yet... Due to uninstalling DivX codecs package, my Windows media player won't show video (avi), just the audio. exploring the problem it looks as it misses the "Cirrus Logic AccuPak Video (CLJR) codec" which is a part of....DivX codecs ...

:biggrin: Dear Tim and Joe and Elmo, A success in first trial: I started by uninstalling "the main suspect" i.e. all Dvix codecs, directly thru the add/remove in Control panel. it took 30 seconds and i'm free at last to hover with the cursor around any file i want... shiuu, this was too easy ...

Hello Joe, Tnx for your help - i'd certainly start with #5 since I tried some versions of the other ideas. Also, uninstalling all codecs came also from Microsoft Support 2day, and in any case, i work almost only with VLC BTW, should i uninstall all the video players i have or there is a way to ...

:mad: Hi Tim, Dont have good news: I downloaded the new file as you suggested. Tried to copy it to system32 - it didn't let me overwrite the old pne. I followed microsoft support hints and coppied it to dllcache directory, overwriting the old one there and then, moved out the original file from ...

Hi Tim,
Tnx a lot -
I'm not around my comp the next two days but it seems like a good
advice - Ron


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ro-do

:confused: I know - this is an old problem but still, I can't overcome it: A year ago I have stared receiving the above application error when I navigate to folders containing AVI files. Dismissing the dialog is followed by an apparent Windows Explorer crash and restart ...

Tipo de suceso: Error Origen del suceso: DCOM Categor??a del suceso: Ninguno Id. suceso: 10000 Fecha: 10/04/2010 Hora: 17:02:10 Usuario: NT AUTHORITY\Servicio de red Equipo: PCEDU Descripci??n: No se puede iniciar un servidor DCOM: {1F87137D-0E7C-44D5-8C73-4EFFB68962F2}. El error: "El sistema no ...

thanks

well that is a shame... so you're saying i won't be able to recover the
data on teh hard drive?


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captain_69uk

I also tried running the first stage of teh disk formatting program in windows for teh problem drive and it only shows it has being 127gb when its a 320gb drive... I did transfer the whole of my old C: drive with windows install over to this one (current problem drive) - could that be causing the ...

Hi all thanks for all the answers. I have done a Malwarebytes scan of the drive and it produces this log file: Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware 1.44 Database version: 3720 Windows 5.1.2600 Service Pack 3 Internet Explorer 8.0.6001.18702 10/02/2010 17:03:46 mbam-log-2010-02-10 (17-03-46).txt Scan type ...

Hi thank you very much for all the replies. to start with i have tried the easiest thing - i plugged in my old C: hard drive which also still has winxp pro installed. i activated it and it works. i have also plugged in the problem drive (one that won't boot) in the second SATA slot and windows ...