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November 8th 06, 03:08 AM
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Does this error message mean it's over?
My friends HP with ME has an error message stating: "Mmkeybd has caused an
error in MDMDVDIF.DLL. Mmkeybd will now close." At this point, the machine freezes and is unable to do anything except turn it off. Would like to turn on, save some data and pictures and upgrade to XP. 
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November 8th 06, 04:31 AM
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Does this error message mean it's over?
The MMKB drivers on an HP enable the special buttons on the top of the
keyboard. Your friend should boot to Safe Mode and uninstall One-touch multimedia keyboard from Control Panel Add/Remove Program. He could reinstall from the recovery disc 3 Drivers and Applications or just do without the special buttons. He could find the newest MMKB setup at HP and install again. He could boot to Safe Mode and do a Restore to a day before the problem started. "Billy" wrote in message ... My friends HP with ME has an error message stating: "Mmkeybd has caused an error in MDMDVDIF.DLL. Mmkeybd will now close." At this point, the machine freezes and is unable to do anything except turn it off. Would like to turn on, save some data and pictures and upgrade to XP.
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November 8th 06, 12:41 PM
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Does this error message mean it's over?
Thanks John. Your last option seems the easiest. Will he be walked through
restore mode like in XP or is it more complicated? "John" wrote: The MMKB drivers on an HP enable the special buttons on the top of the keyboard. Your friend should boot to Safe Mode and uninstall One-touch multimedia keyboard from Control Panel Add/Remove Program. He could reinstall from the recovery disc 3 Drivers and Applications or just do without the special buttons. He could find the newest MMKB setup at HP and install again. He could boot to Safe Mode and do a Restore to a day before the problem started. "Billy" wrote in message ... My friends HP with ME has an error message stating: "Mmkeybd has caused an error in MDMDVDIF.DLL. Mmkeybd will now close." At this point, the machine freezes and is unable to do anything except turn it off. Would like to turn on, save some data and pictures and upgrade to XP.
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November 8th 06, 04:33 PM
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Does this error message mean it's over?
IIRC the Restore in ME will be just like Restore in XP. Good luck
"Billy" wrote in message ... Thanks John. Your last option seems the easiest. Will he be walked through restore mode like in XP or is it more complicated? "John" wrote: The MMKB drivers on an HP enable the special buttons on the top of the keyboard. Your friend should boot to Safe Mode and uninstall One-touch multimedia keyboard from Control Panel Add/Remove Program. He could reinstall from the recovery disc 3 Drivers and Applications or just do without the special buttons. He could find the newest MMKB setup at HP and install again. He could boot to Safe Mode and do a Restore to a day before the problem started. "Billy" wrote in message ... My friends HP with ME has an error message stating: "Mmkeybd has caused an error in MDMDVDIF.DLL. Mmkeybd will now close." At this point, the machine freezes and is unable to do anything except turn it off. Would like to turn on, save some data and pictures and upgrade to XP.
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