Files lost when uninstalling various programs cause startu..

[ian]

Getting these error messages on starting XP Home

Generic Host Process for Win 32 Services has encountered a prob and needs to
close.

sz App Name svchost.exe
sz Mod Name oleaut 32.dll

svchost.exe has gen errors and needs to close. You need to restart prog

FREEZES at this stage but able to "emergency close" and restart in safe.

I have installation CD. Can I replace these files from there?

I have XP SP3 installed so unable to reinstall SP2


Cleared error log and restarted, Produced lots of errors in SYSTEM
Here is the first

The following failed to load:
Fips
intelppm
OMCL
SYMTDI

Have you any advice?
Regards - Ian

[ron badour]

For the first problem, check this out:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/894391

This hotfix is incorporated in SP3 which you say you have installed;
therefore, at the start of the article, click the link: "Similar problems
and resolutions"

On the others, it appears references to the files are in one of the start up
locations, either in the registry or start up folder. If you are familiar
with editing the registry, do a find on the file names or go to the run keys
and delete the references to said files. If the registry is a mystery, run
msconfig and look at the start up tab. You can disable entries there by
removing a mark from in front of the file.

--
Regards

Ron Badour
MS MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"Ian" <Ian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Getting these error messages on starting XP Home
>
> Generic Host Process for Win 32 Services has encountered a prob and needs
> to
> close.
>
> sz App Name svchost.exe
> sz Mod Name oleaut 32.dll
>
> svchost.exe has gen errors and needs to close. You need to restart prog
>
> FREEZES at this stage but able to "emergency close" and restart in safe.
>
> I have installation CD. Can I replace these files from there?
>
> I have XP SP3 installed so unable to reinstall SP2
>
>
> Cleared error log and restarted, Produced lots of errors in SYSTEM
> Here is the first
>
> The following failed to load:
> Fips
> intelppm
> OMCL
> SYMTDI
>
> Have you any advice?
> Regards - Ian
>
>