Recurring problem- Fatal Exception 0E at 0028:00000013

PCR · June 13th 06, 08:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.

THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...

I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
great one to do...
http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
"C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.

1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
None)
2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
On,Never,Never,Never)
3. Suspend Task Scheduler
4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
(a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
all offline content, OK, OK"
(b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
unmovables.

The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
this says so:
http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.

"DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
on your own.

"BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
"Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?

Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
Articles about Scandisk
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
Articles about Defrag

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| any crash.
| Is it needed to over-install IE?
|
|
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
|
| (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
|
| (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
|
| It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| indicated.
| http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
|
| (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
|
| (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| "Load Startup...". Reboot.
|
| (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| top, & skip it next time.
|
| (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
|
| (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
|
| (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| criticals.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | Fatal 0E
| | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | panal/Internet option.
| |
| | Any further suggestion?
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| |
| | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
| | A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
| | www.trendmicro.com
| | ....may have a FAQ about it.
| |
| | Finally, you should generally clean up your Startup Group...
| |
| | First, pick one of the following to identify what loads at your boot, as shown at "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Software Environment, Running Tasks". Next, see whether there is an option in it's menus to disable it from starting up, if you can do without it. If you really want to rid yourself of it on a permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". However, it isn't often easy to know what is what in there. One of these URL's may say. If no other way, disable it at "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| |
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q137367
| | Startup Items
| | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q179365/ Startup Group
| | http://aumha.org/a/loads.htm
| | http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheppard.p/startup.htm
| | http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm
| | http://www.djbdesigns.com/wtvzone/startup.html
| | http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
| | http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php
| | http://www.rickrogers.org/clean.htm
| | http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html
| | http://www.windowsstartup.com/wso/search.php
| | http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/start.htm
| | http://www2.whidbey.com/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
| | http://www.3feetunder.com/krick/startup/list.html
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | After I have checked the "disable fast shutdown", the problem occurred one
| | | time when I shutdown the computer after I closed the brower and went to
| | | control Panel/Internet Option and clicked to clear the temporary internet
| | | file and history.
| | |
| | | I have tested by closing down the running program on by on including the
| | | real-time protection of the anti-virus program (except Explorer and System
| | | tray), the problem did not happened.
| | |
| | | However, just before when I browing webpage with the MSN messenger and Yahoo
| | | messenger running, a blue screen turned up again with another message A
| | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| | |
| | | What happened to my computer? And how to fix it all? Please advise.
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | That can be very difficult to track down. I see Brian A. has a suggestion. Also, the article & Aumha have detection procedures. Does it happen infrequently? Then, it may not be worth the hunt. Do you close your own programs before shutdown & wait for their icon to leave the Taskbar? If not, then do so! I certainly never again will shutdown, before I close OE separately first!
| | |
| | | | I have updated the display driver and the anti-virus program. Is one
| | | | of them the culprit?
| | |
| | | Definitely could be, if the problem started afterwards! Look in Device Manager for any red/yellow ?/! on the icons at left, & report back...
| | |
| | | "Control Panel, System, Device Manager tab"
| | |
| | | ....D-Clk a marked icon. What is the error message? Click the Hardware Troubleshooter button. If it leads to blank help screens, report back, or first try...
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/tshoot
| | | ....but those may not work, either-- although Glee once promised they would!
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | I hvave check "Disable fast shutdown" and shut down the computer. The same
| | | | message Fatal exception 0E at 0028:00000013 occurred.
| | | |
| | | | I have searched and read the articles about Fatal Exception 0E at 0028:xxx,
| | | | but could not find any clue and solution.
| | | |
| | | | Before, I have updated the display driver and the anti-virus program. Is one
| | | | of them the culprit?
| | | |
| | | | Please advise
| | | |
| | | | "PCR" wrote:
| | | |
| | | | Definitely, try... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Advanced button".
| | | | Check "Disable fast shutdown", if there. The item won't be there, if you
| | | | have downloaded a certain patch from Windows Update.
| | | |
| | | | http://www.aumha.org/a/shtdwnse.php Shutdown problems, SE specific.
| | | | http://www.aumha.org/a/shutdown.htm Shutdown problems.
| | | |
| | | | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=238096
| | | | Shutdown Problems
| | | | This article has a link in it to pages full of articles on shutdown
| | | | problems.
| | | |
| | | |
| | | | --
| | | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | | should things get worse after this,
| | | | PCR
| | | |
| | | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | | When I closed the computer, blue window with message Fatal Exception 0E
| | | | | occurred at 0028:00000013 turned up. And I have to reboot the computer and
| | | | | then again closed it sucessfully.
| | | | |
| | | | | Sometime the machine stopped at "Window is closing" screen. And then I
| | | | | powered off it.
| | | | |
| | | | | My machine installed with Trend Miicro PC-cillin iInternet Security 2006.
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | | Please advise.
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | |
| | |
| |
|

Ray_C · June 20th 06, 06:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
the original Chinese Charcters.

How to fix these problems?

"PCR" wrote:

Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.

THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...

I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
great one to do...
http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
"C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.

1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
None)
2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
On,Never,Never,Never)
3. Suspend Task Scheduler
4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
(a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
all offline content, OK, OK"
(b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
unmovables.

The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
this says so:
http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.

"DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
on your own.

"BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
"Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?

Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)

http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
Articles about Scandisk
http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
Articles about Defrag

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| any crash.
| Is it needed to over-install IE?
|
|
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
|
| (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
|
| (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
|
| It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| indicated.
| http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
|
| (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
|
| (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| "Load Startup...". Reboot.
|
| (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| top, & skip it next time.
|
| (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
|
| (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
|
| (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| criticals.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | Fatal 0E
| | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | panal/Internet option.
| |
| | Any further suggestion?
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| |
| | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
| | A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
| | www.trendmicro.com
| | ....may have a FAQ about it.
| |
| | Finally, you should generally clean up your Startup Group...
| |
| | First, pick one of the following to identify what loads at your boot, as shown at "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Software Environment, Running Tasks". Next, see whether there is an option in it's menus to disable it from starting up, if you can do without it. If you really want to rid yourself of it on a permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". However, it isn't often easy to know what is what in there. One of these URL's may say. If no other way, disable it at "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| |
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q137367
| | Startup Items
| | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q179365/ Startup Group
| | http://aumha.org/a/loads.htm
| | http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheppard.p/startup.htm
| | http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm
| | http://www.djbdesigns.com/wtvzone/startup.html
| | http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
| | http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php
| | http://www.rickrogers.org/clean.htm
| | http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html
| | http://www.windowsstartup.com/wso/search.php
| | http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/start.htm
| | http://www2.whidbey.com/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
| | http://www.3feetunder.com/krick/startup/list.html
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | After I have checked the "disable fast shutdown", the problem occurred one
| | | time when I shutdown the computer after I closed the brower and went to
| | | control Panel/Internet Option and clicked to clear the temporary internet
| | | file and history.
| | |
| | | I have tested by closing down the running program on by on including the
| | | real-time protection of the anti-virus program (except Explorer and System
| | | tray), the problem did not happened.
| | |
| | | However, just before when I browing webpage with the MSN messenger and Yahoo
| | | messenger running, a blue screen turned up again with another message A
| | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| | |
| | | What happened to my computer? And how to fix it all? Please advise.
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | That can be very difficult to track down. I see Brian A. has a suggestion. Also, the article & Aumha have detection procedures. Does it happen infrequently? Then, it may not be worth the hunt. Do you close your own programs before shutdown & wait for their icon to leave the Taskbar? If not, then do so! I certainly never again will shutdown, before I close OE separately first!
| | |
| | | | I have updated the display driver and the anti-virus program. Is one
| | | | of them the culprit?
| | |
| | | Definitely could be, if the problem started afterwards! Look in Device Manager for any red/yellow ?/! on the icons at left, & report back...
| | |
| | | "Control Panel, System, Device Manager tab"
| | |
| | | ....D-Clk a marked icon. What is the error message? Click the Hardware Troubleshooter button. If it leads to blank help screens, report back, or first try...
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/support/windows/tshoot
| | | ....but those may not work, either-- although Glee once promised they would!
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | I hvave check "Disable fast shutdown" and shut down the computer. The same
| | | | message Fatal exception 0E at 0028:00000013 occurred.
| | | |
| | | | I have searched and read the articles about Fatal Exception 0E at 0028:xxx,
| | | | but could not find any clue and solution.
| | | |
| | | | Before, I have updated the display driver and the anti-virus program. Is one
| | | | of them the culprit?
| | | |
| | | | Please advise
| | | |
| | | | "PCR" wrote:
| | | |
| | | | Definitely, try... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Advanced button".
| | | | Check "Disable fast shutdown", if there. The item won't be there, if you
| | | | have downloaded a certain patch from Windows Update.
| | | |
| | | | http://www.aumha.org/a/shtdwnse.php Shutdown problems, SE specific.
| | | | http://www.aumha.org/a/shutdown.htm Shutdown problems.
| | | |
| | | | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=238096
| | | | Shutdown Problems
| | | | This article has a link in it to pages full of articles on shutdown
| | | | problems.
| | | |
| | | |
| | | | --
| | | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | | should things get worse after this,
| | | | PCR
| | | |
| | | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | | When I closed the computer, blue window with message Fatal Exception 0E
| | | | | occurred at 0028:00000013 turned up. And I have to reboot the computer and
| | | | | then again closed it sucessfully.
| | | | |
| | | | | Sometime the machine stopped at "Window is closing" screen. And then I
| | | | | powered off it.
| | | | |
| | | | | My machine installed with Trend Miicro PC-cillin iInternet Security 2006.
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | | Please advise.
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | | |
| | | |
| | |
| |
|

PCR · June 20th 06, 09:37 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

| the Characters of Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress

I'm not sure what you mean by those. Do you mean the menu bar in OE? Are you referring to the words under icons? Which icons? Not all of them? How were these Chinese in the first place?

Can it be you have over-installed an English language version of IE &/or Q837009, when you needed Chinese versions? After which one did you loose the Chinese? If you followed my over-install instructions, you must have over-installed the IE that currently was running. Then, Windows Update should have made the right decision which Q837009 to give you. Not sure what went wrong!

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
| problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
| over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
| Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
| the original Chinese Charcters.
|
| How to fix these problems?
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.
|
| THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...
|
| I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
| great one to do...
| http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
| Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
| screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
| truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
| "C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.
|
| 1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
| None)
| 2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
| On,Never,Never,Never)
| 3. Suspend Task Scheduler
| 4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
| 5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
| PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
| unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
| Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
| 6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
| (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
| all offline content, OK, OK"
| (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
| will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
| unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
| 7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
| items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
| want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
| on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
| 8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
| unmovables.
|
| The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
| Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
| Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
| after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
| this says so:
| http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
| Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
| HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.
|
| "DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
| discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
| accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
| Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
| on your own.
|
| "BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
| by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
| "Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?
|
| Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
| 384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
| Articles about Scandisk
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
| Articles about Defrag
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| | I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| | I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| | persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| | any crash.
| | Is it needed to over-install IE?
| |
| |
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
| |
| | (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
| |
| | (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
| |
| | It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| | are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| | indicated.
| | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| | Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
| |
| | (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| | internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| | you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
| |
| | (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| | "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| | disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| | "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| |
| | (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| | task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| | top, & skip it next time.
| |
| | (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| | NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| | than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| | Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
| |
| | (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| | items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
| |
| | (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| | criticals.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | | Fatal 0E
| | | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | | panal/Internet option.
| | |
| | | Any further suggestion?
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| | |
| | | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
| | | A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
| | | www.trendmicro.com
| | | ....may have a FAQ about it.
| | |
| | | Finally, you should generally clean up your Startup Group...
| | |
| | | First, pick one of the following to identify what loads at your boot, as shown at "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Software Environment, Running Tasks". Next, see whether there is an option in it's menus to disable it from starting up, if you can do without it. If you really want to rid yourself of it on a permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". However, it isn't often easy to know what is what in there. One of these URL's may say. If no other way, disable it at "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | |
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q137367
| | | Startup Items
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q179365/ Startup Group
| | | http://aumha.org/a/loads.htm
| | | http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheppard.p/startup.htm
| | | http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm
| | | http://www.djbdesigns.com/wtvzone/startup.html
| | | http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
| | | http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php
| | | http://www.rickrogers.org/clean.htm
| | | http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html
| | | http://www.windowsstartup.com/wso/search.php
| | | http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/start.htm
| | | http://www2.whidbey.com/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
| | | http://www.3feetunder.com/krick/startup/list.html
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | After I have checked the "disable fast shutdown", the problem occurred one
| | | | time when I shutdown the computer after I closed the brower and went to
| | | | control Panel/Internet Option and clicked to clear the temporary internet
| | | | file and history.
| | | |
| | | | I have tested by closing down the running program on by on including the
| | | | real-time protection of the anti-virus program (except Explorer and System
| | | | tray), the problem did not happened.
| | | |
| | | | However, just before when I browing webpage with the MSN messenger and Yahoo
| | | | messenger running, a blue screen turned up again with another message A
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

PCR · June 20th 06, 10:32 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

Here...

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...DisplayLang=en
Internet Explorer 6 Service Pack 1

That page appears to apply to various OS including Win98, & it has a language selector. I hope you are fixed by it.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"PCR" wrote in message ...
| the Characters of Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress

I'm not sure what you mean by those. Do you mean the menu bar in OE? Are you referring to the words under icons? Which icons? Not all of them? How were these Chinese in the first place?

Can it be you have over-installed an English language version of IE &/or Q837009, when you needed Chinese versions? After which one did you loose the Chinese? If you followed my over-install instructions, you must have over-installed the IE that currently was running. Then, Windows Update should have made the right decision which Q837009 to give you. Not sure what went wrong!

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
| problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
| over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
| Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
| the original Chinese Charcters.
|
| How to fix these problems?
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.
|
| THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...
|
| I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
| great one to do...
| http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
| Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
| screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
| truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
| "C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.
|
| 1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
| None)
| 2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
| On,Never,Never,Never)
| 3. Suspend Task Scheduler
| 4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
| 5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
| PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
| unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
| Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
| 6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
| (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
| all offline content, OK, OK"
| (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
| will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
| unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
| 7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
| items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
| want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
| on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
| 8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
| unmovables.
|
| The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
| Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
| Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
| after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
| this says so:
| http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
| Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
| HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.
|
| "DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
| discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
| accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
| Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
| on your own.
|
| "BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
| by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
| "Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?
|
| Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
| 384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
| Articles about Scandisk
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
| Articles about Defrag
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| | I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| | I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| | persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| | any crash.
| | Is it needed to over-install IE?
| |
| |
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
| |
| | (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
| |
| | (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
| |
| | It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| | are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| | indicated.
| | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| | Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
| |
| | (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| | internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| | you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
| |
| | (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| | "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| | disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| | "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| |
| | (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| | task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| | top, & skip it next time.
| |
| | (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| | NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| | than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| | Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
| |
| | (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| | items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
| |
| | (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| | criticals.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | | Fatal 0E
| | | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | | panal/Internet option.
| | |
| | | Any further suggestion?
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| | |
| | | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
| | | A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
| | | www.trendmicro.com
| | | ....may have a FAQ about it.
| | |
| | | Finally, you should generally clean up your Startup Group...
| | |
| | | First, pick one of the following to identify what loads at your boot, as shown at "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Software Environment, Running Tasks". Next, see whether there is an option in it's menus to disable it from starting up, if you can do without it. If you really want to rid yourself of it on a permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". However, it isn't often easy to know what is what in there. One of these URL's may say. If no other way, disable it at "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | |
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q137367
| | | Startup Items
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q179365/ Startup Group
| | | http://aumha.org/a/loads.htm
| | | http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheppard.p/startup.htm
| | | http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm
| | | http://www.djbdesigns.com/wtvzone/startup.html
| | | http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
| | | http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php
| | | http://www.rickrogers.org/clean.htm
| | | http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html
| | | http://www.windowsstartup.com/wso/search.php
| | | http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/start.htm
| | | http://www2.whidbey.com/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
| | | http://www.3feetunder.com/krick/startup/list.html
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | After I have checked the "disable fast shutdown", the problem occurred one
| | | | time when I shutdown the computer after I closed the brower and went to
| | | | control Panel/Internet Option and clicked to clear the temporary internet
| | | | file and history.
| | | |
| | | | I have tested by closing down the running program on by on including the
| | | | real-time protection of the anti-virus program (except Explorer and System
| | | | tray), the problem did not happened.
| | | |
| | | | However, just before when I browing webpage with the MSN messenger and Yahoo
| | | | messenger running, a blue screen turned up again with another message A
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

Ray_C · June 21st 06, 01:23 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

Yes, the menu bar and the words under all icons in OE changed to English
after installing the update Q837009 which was of English version while the
IE6setup.exe downloaded was of Chinese version.

Now could you please tell how to restore Menu Bar and icons to Chinese?
OVerinstall the OE or unstall the update Q837008 and install the Chinses
verion ?

"PCR" wrote:

| the Characters of Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress

I'm not sure what you mean by those. Do you mean the menu bar in OE? Are you referring to the words under icons? Which icons? Not all of them? How were these Chinese in the first place?

Can it be you have over-installed an English language version of IE &/or Q837009, when you needed Chinese versions? After which one did you loose the Chinese? If you followed my over-install instructions, you must have over-installed the IE that currently was running. Then, Windows Update should have made the right decision which Q837009 to give you. Not sure what went wrong!

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
| problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
| over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
| Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
| the original Chinese Charcters.
|
| How to fix these problems?
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.
|
| THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...
|
| I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
| great one to do...
| http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
| Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
| screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
| truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
| "C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.
|
| 1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
| None)
| 2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
| On,Never,Never,Never)
| 3. Suspend Task Scheduler
| 4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
| 5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
| PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
| unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
| Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
| 6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
| (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
| all offline content, OK, OK"
| (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
| will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
| unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
| 7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
| items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
| want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
| on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
| 8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
| unmovables.
|
| The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
| Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
| Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
| after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
| this says so:
| http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
| Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
| HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.
|
| "DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
| discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
| accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
| Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
| on your own.
|
| "BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
| by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
| "Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?
|
| Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
| 384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
| Articles about Scandisk
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
| Articles about Defrag
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| | I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| | I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| | persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| | any crash.
| | Is it needed to over-install IE?
| |
| |
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
| |
| | (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
| |
| | (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
| |
| | It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| | are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| | indicated.
| | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| | Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
| |
| | (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| | internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| | you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
| |
| | (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| | "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| | disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| | "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| |
| | (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| | task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| | top, & skip it next time.
| |
| | (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| | NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| | than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| | Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
| |
| | (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| | items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
| |
| | (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| | criticals.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | | Fatal 0E
| | | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | | panal/Internet option.
| | |
| | | Any further suggestion?
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

6D0AF00 in VXD TM_CFW(01) + 00108E20.
| | |
| | | http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
| | | A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
| | | www.trendmicro.com
| | | ....may have a FAQ about it.
| | |
| | | Finally, you should generally clean up your Startup Group...
| | |
| | | First, pick one of the following to identify what loads at your boot, as shown at "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Software Environment, Running Tasks". Next, see whether there is an option in it's menus to disable it from starting up, if you can do without it. If you really want to rid yourself of it on a permanent basis, then look for it in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs". However, it isn't often easy to know what is what in there. One of these URL's may say. If no other way, disable it at "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | |
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q137367
| | | Startup Items
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q179365/ Startup Group
| | | http://aumha.org/a/loads.htm
| | | http://web.ukonline.co.uk/sheppard.p/startup.htm
| | | http://www.answersthatwork.com/Taskl...s/tasklist.htm
| | | http://www.djbdesigns.com/wtvzone/startup.html
| | | http://www.mlin.net/StartupCPL.shtml
| | | http://www.pacs-portal.co.uk/startup_content.php
| | | http://www.rickrogers.org/clean.htm
| | | http://www.sysinfo.org/startupinfo.html
| | | http://www.windowsstartup.com/wso/search.php
| | | http://www2.cajun.net/~theriots/blk/start.htm
| | | http://www2.whidbey.com/djdenham/Uncheck.htm
| | | http://www.3feetunder.com/krick/startup/list.html
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | After I have checked the "disable fast shutdown", the problem occurred one
| | | | time when I shutdown the computer after I closed the brower and went to
| | | | control Panel/Internet Option and clicked to clear the temporary internet
| | | | file and history.
| | | |
| | | | I have tested by closing down the running program on by on including the
| | | | real-time protection of the anti-virus program (except Explorer and System
| | | | tray), the problem did not happened.
| | | |
| | | | However, just before when I browing webpage with the MSN messenger and Yahoo
| | | | messenger running, a blue screen turned up again with another message A
| | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

PCR · June 21st 06, 08:15 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

Uninstall Q837009, and install the Chinese version. That should be found in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Install/Uninstall tab". Scroll to...
Outlook Express Q837009.

Then... "START button, Windows Update"... hopefully will speak to you in Chinese & give you a better Q837009. Once it does, we'll get back to your original shutdown problem.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| Yes, the menu bar and the words under all icons in OE changed to English
| after installing the update Q837009 which was of English version while the
| IE6setup.exe downloaded was of Chinese version.
|
| Now could you please tell how to restore Menu Bar and icons to Chinese?
| OVerinstall the OE or unstall the update Q837008 and install the Chinses
| verion ?
|
|
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| | the Characters of Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress
|
| I'm not sure what you mean by those. Do you mean the menu bar in OE? Are you referring to the words under icons? Which icons? Not all of them? How were these Chinese in the first place?
|
| Can it be you have over-installed an English language version of IE &/or Q837009, when you needed Chinese versions? After which one did you loose the Chinese? If you followed my over-install instructions, you must have over-installed the IE that currently was running. Then, Windows Update should have made the right decision which Q837009 to give you. Not sure what went wrong!
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
| | problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
| | over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
| | Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
| | the original Chinese Charcters.
| |
| | How to fix these problems?
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.
| |
| | THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...
| |
| | I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
| | great one to do...
| | http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
| | Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
| | screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
| | truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
| | "C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.
| |
| | 1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
| | None)
| | 2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
| | On,Never,Never,Never)
| | 3. Suspend Task Scheduler
| | 4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
| | 5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
| | PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
| | unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
| | Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| | Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
| | 6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
| | (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
| | all offline content, OK, OK"
| | (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
| | will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
| | unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
| | 7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
| | items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
| | want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
| | on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
| | 8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
| | unmovables.
| |
| | The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
| | Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
| | Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
| | after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
| | this says so:
| | http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
| | Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
| | HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.
| |
| | "DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
| | discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
| | accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
| | Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
| | on your own.
| |
| | "BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
| | by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
| | "Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?
| |
| | Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
| | 384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)
| |
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
| | Articles about Scandisk
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
| | Articles about Defrag
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| | | I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| | | I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| | | persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| | | any crash.
| | | Is it needed to over-install IE?
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
| | |
| | | (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
| | |
| | | (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
| | |
| | | It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| | | are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| | | indicated.
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| | | Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
| | |
| | | (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| | | internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| | | you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
| | |
| | | (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| | | "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | | Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| | | disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| | | "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| | |
| | | (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| | | task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| | | top, & skip it next time.
| | |
| | | (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| | | NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| | | than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| | | Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
| | |
| | | (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| | | items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
| | |
| | | (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| | | criticals.
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | | | Fatal 0E
| | | | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | | | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | | | panal/Internet option.
| | | |
| | | | Any further suggestion?
| | | |
| | | |
| | | | "PCR" wrote:
| | | |
| | | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

Ray_C · June 22nd 06, 03:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

I have re-installed the Chinese version of KB837009 and the menu bar and
icons have been changed to Chinese too. Thanks

But the shut down problem yet to be solved.

"PCR" wrote:

Uninstall Q837009, and install the Chinese version. That should be found in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Install/Uninstall tab". Scroll to...
Outlook Express Q837009.

Then... "START button, Windows Update"... hopefully will speak to you in Chinese & give you a better Q837009. Once it does, we'll get back to your original shutdown problem.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| Yes, the menu bar and the words under all icons in OE changed to English
| after installing the update Q837009 which was of English version while the
| IE6setup.exe downloaded was of Chinese version.
|
| Now could you please tell how to restore Menu Bar and icons to Chinese?
| OVerinstall the OE or unstall the update Q837008 and install the Chinses
| verion ?
|
|
|
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| | the Characters of Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress
|
| I'm not sure what you mean by those. Do you mean the menu bar in OE? Are you referring to the words under icons? Which icons? Not all of them? How were these Chinese in the first place?
|
| Can it be you have over-installed an English language version of IE &/or Q837009, when you needed Chinese versions? After which one did you loose the Chinese? If you followed my over-install instructions, you must have over-installed the IE that currently was running. Then, Windows Update should have made the right decision which Q837009 to give you. Not sure what went wrong!
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have done Scan Disk and Defrag and over-install the IE6, however, the same
| | problem (Fatal 0E at 0028:0000013) persisted. There was another problem:after
| | over-install the IE6 and the critical update (Q837009), the Characters of
| | Function bar and icons of the Outlook EXpress changed to English instead of
| | the original Chinese Charcters.
| |
| | How to fix these problems?
| |
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | Good nothing is amiss in Device Manager! Have you taken the items in your Startup Group to one of the sites I posted to see what they are & whether you really need them? An over-install of IE is more comprehensive than the repair tool. It should be harmless & is worth a try.
| |
| | THREE YEARS is a long time to go between Scandisk/Defrag's! Here is what I post for that, but hopefully it won't be as bad as it may sound...
| |
| | I must warn that Scandisk may not do a great job when there is a
| | great one to do...
| | http://cquirke.mvps.org/9x/scandisk.htm
| | Therefore, perhaps UNcheck "Automatically fix errors" on it's front
| | screen. It will then ask whether you want each error fixed. If it sounds
| | truly horrible, say "No!", and post the log. The log will be
| | "C:\Scandisk.log". Do not let it constantly restart, either.
| |
| | 1. Turn off screen saver (R-Clk Desktop, Properties, Screen Saver--
| | None)
| | 2. Turn off power management (Control Panel, Power Management-- Always
| | On,Never,Never,Never)
| | 3. Suspend Task Scheduler
| | 4. Disable any permanent internet cable connection, perhaps.
| | 5. Turn off interfering programs. Use "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2" from
| | PCMag (below). Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". Note what is
| | unchecked. Then, go to the General tab & disable the entire Startup
| | Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| | Don't forget to re-enable before the next boot.
| | 6. Use "HDValet" from PCMag, or
| | (a) "Control Panel, Internet Options, Delete Files button, bolt Delete
| | all offline content, OK, OK"
| | (b) "START, Run, %TEMP%", & delete all files that will let you. This
| | will likely be "C:\Windows\Temp". This is best done after a fresh boot,
| | unless you have not seen the message "Reboot to complete this install".
| | 7. Run Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing. Check all three
| | items under "Scandisk, Advanced button, 'Check files for' box". If you
| | want to be informed as it does a fix, UNcheck "Automatically fix errors"
| | on the front screen, or look inside "C:\Scandisk.log" afterwards.)
| | 8. "START, Run, Defrag /p /details". Apparently, "/p" Defrags the
| | unmovables.
| |
| | The purpose of steps 1-5 is only to prevent constant restarts of
| | Scandisk & Defrag, if you get them; but DEFINITELY turn off the Virus
| | Scanner. Scandisk should be done perhaps once a month, and certainly
| | after every serious crash. Do a Defrag after a sluggish boot or when
| | this says so:
| | http://www.pcmag.com/ 's CrackUp, by Gregory A. Wolking & Bob Flanders.
| | Also, take DiskAction, to determine what is constantly writing to the
| | HDD, which causes the restarts. Take BHOCop & StartupCop too.
| |
| | "DiskAction" reports the last 12 processes that access any partition. It
| | discovered the Microsoft Windows Critical Update Notification tool was
| | accessing my HDD every five minutes. It can be uninstalled in "Control
| | Panel, Add/Remove Programs". Then, occasionally, "START, Windows Update"
| | on your own.
| |
| | "BHOCop" found a Browser Helper Object called Wavehelper Class, created
| | by "Wavetop", that was building a monstrosity of an error log called
| | "Logit.txt" in here. "START, Find, F/F, Logit.txt"-- see one?
| |
| | Now, my hard drive is quieter than my mouse. (Of course, I now also have
| | 384 MB RAM, up from an initial 64, eliminating Swap File activity.)
| |
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;EN-US;q287914
| | Articles about Scandisk
| | http://support.microsoft.com/default...;en-us;Q286263
| | Articles about Defrag
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | I have looked in the Devise Manager and Red/Yelow/blue? /! icons not found.
| | | I could recall that last Scandisk and defrag were done about 3 years ago.
| | | I have run Repair Internet tool to check and repair IE before. The problem
| | | persisted. And I looled in the "Fix IE Log.txt", I am not sure if there is
| | | any crash.
| | | Is it needed to over-install IE?
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | |
| | | "PCR" wrote:
| | |
| | | I'm not sure you've done everything me 'n Brian A. have said to do. Did you look in Device Manager for any red/yellow/blue ?/!'s on the icons, for instance? Anyhow...
| | |
| | | (1) When did you last do a Scandisk (Thorough, usually w/o write testing) & a Defrag? But don't let them constantly restart! If they do, cancel & post back. Then basically I'll tell you to turn off your Startup Group first-- ESPECIALLY the virus checker-- before doing the Scandisk/Defrag. Turn them off using an option in them (preferable) or by unchecking them at... "START button, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab". That is called a clean boot. Do you ever crash when shutting down after a clean boot? If not, it is something in the Startup Group causing the bad shutdown.
| | |
| | | (2) "START button, Run, MSInfo32, Tools menu, IE Repair Tool"
| | |
| | | It produces a rather large "Fix IE Log.txt" in C:\Windows. IE & E
| | | are basically one & the same. If this crashes, an over-install of IE is
| | | indicated.
| | | http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=194177
| | | Description of the Internet Explorer Repair Tool
| | |
| | | (3) Over-install IE. Try first without, but I believe it will request an
| | | internet connection. Perhaps it is best to let it connect, actually. If
| | | you don't care to get this fancy, just skip to step (c).
| | |
| | | (a) Turn off interfering programs. Use http://www.pcmag.com/ 's
| | | "StartupCop" or "EndItAll2". Or "START, Run, MSConfig, Startup tab".
| | | Note what is unchecked, if anything. Then, go to the General tab &
| | | disable the entire Startup Group, by clicking "Selective.." & unchecking
| | | "Load Startup...". Reboot.
| | |
| | | (b) Perhaps, if you haven't got EndItAll2, then "Ctrl-Alt-Del" & end
| | | task all but Explorer & Systray. If this goes badly, start again from
| | | top, & skip it next time.
| | |
| | | (c) "START, Find, F/F, IE6Setup.exe". Click it in the Find window.
| | | NOTE: If you are IE5, then it's "IE5Setup.exe". If there are more
| | | than one (I have two each), click the one in "C:\WINDOWS\Windows
| | | Update Setup Files" or "C:\Windows Update Setup Files", as applicable.
| | |
| | | (d) Re-enable the Startup Group. That will automatically check all
| | | items. Go to the Startup tab & uncheck any noted in step (a). Reboot.
| | |
| | | (e) Perhaps go to Windows Update, to see whether it now offers
| | | criticals.
| | |
| | |
| | | --
| | | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | | should things get worse after this,
| | | PCR
| | |
| | | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | | | I have tried to close the running porcess and shut down the computer. The
| | | | Fatal 0E
| | | | at 0028:00000013 occurred message still occurred. But it occurred usually
| | | | every time I clear the temporary internet file and history in Control
| | | | panal/Internet option.
| | | |
| | | | Any further suggestion?
| | | |
| | | |
| | | | "PCR" wrote:
| | | |
| | | | | fatal exception 0E occurred 0028

PCR · June 22nd 06, 09:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

Good! So, your original problem was...
.....Quote........
When I closed the computer, blue window with message Fatal Exception 0E
occurred at 0028:00000013 turned up. And I have to reboot the computer and
then again closed it successfully.

Sometime the machine stopped at "Window is closing" screen. And then I
powered off it.
.....EOQ..........

Well, does it ever happen after a boot to Safe Mode?

(Hold F5 as you boot to get to Safe Mode, or hold CTRL for the Startup Menu, & select Safe Mode from that. BEST, REALLY, is JUST to turn on the Startup Menu at... "START, Run, MSConfig, Advanced tab".)

If you can shut down from Safe Mode with no problem, then it is either a 32-bit driver at fault (but you said nothing is amiss in Device Manager)-- OR it is something in the Startup Group doing it. Then...

"START button, Run, MSConfig" & turn off the Startup Group, Config.sys &
Autoexec.bat. (Note: when you later turn those back on, all items in them
will get checked. So, note what may be unchecked first at the various tabs.)

Can you boot to Normal Mode now & shut down without the error? If so, there is some troubleshooting to do, using MSConfig. To start, turn HALF of the Startup Items back on, & shut down from Normal Mode. If it went well, the problem is in the other half. Keep narrowing it down that way, until you discover which startup item is at fault.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;281965
How to Troubleshoot Using the Msconfig Utility with Windows 98
(281965) - This article describes how to use the Microsoft System
Configuration (Msconfig) utility to troubleshoot configuration errors in
Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition.

BUT BE CAREFUL-- better not disable System.ini & Win.ini, because that
can be trouble. Well, if you are sure of your Registry backups, actually
those two can be recovered this way...

(a) Boot to DOS. (Hold Ctrl for the Startup Menu, & select "Command
Prompt Only".)
(b) Scanreg /Restore
(c) Ctrl-Alt Del to Windows.

It will offer five dates. Choose the one of the last successful boot, to
start. These backups are done at boot, not at shut down. This should be
safe to do, if you haven't done anything to files in the mean time. This
will not restore files other than those .ini's & the Registry. It only
restores settings.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have re-installed the Chinese version of KB837009 and the menu bar and
| icons have been changed to Chinese too. Thanks
|
| But the shut down problem yet to be solved.
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Uninstall Q837009, and install the Chinese version. That should be found in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Install/Uninstall tab". Scroll to...
| Outlook Express Q837009.
|
| Then... "START button, Windows Update"... hopefully will speak to you in Chinese & give you a better Q837009. Once it does, we'll get back to your original shutdown problem.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
....snip

Walter_C · June 23rd 06, 07:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

after several testing, I sould suspect that it is the anti-virus software
installed on my computer that made the shut-down problem, perhaps.

"PCR" wrote:

Good! So, your original problem was...
.....Quote........
When I closed the computer, blue window with message Fatal Exception 0E
occurred at 0028:00000013 turned up. And I have to reboot the computer and
then again closed it successfully.

Sometime the machine stopped at "Window is closing" screen. And then I
powered off it.
.....EOQ..........

Well, does it ever happen after a boot to Safe Mode?

(Hold F5 as you boot to get to Safe Mode, or hold CTRL for the Startup Menu, & select Safe Mode from that. BEST, REALLY, is JUST to turn on the Startup Menu at... "START, Run, MSConfig, Advanced tab".)

If you can shut down from Safe Mode with no problem, then it is either a 32-bit driver at fault (but you said nothing is amiss in Device Manager)-- OR it is something in the Startup Group doing it. Then...

"START button, Run, MSConfig" & turn off the Startup Group, Config.sys &
Autoexec.bat. (Note: when you later turn those back on, all items in them
will get checked. So, note what may be unchecked first at the various tabs.)

Can you boot to Normal Mode now & shut down without the error? If so, there is some troubleshooting to do, using MSConfig. To start, turn HALF of the Startup Items back on, & shut down from Normal Mode. If it went well, the problem is in the other half. Keep narrowing it down that way, until you discover which startup item is at fault.

http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;281965
How to Troubleshoot Using the Msconfig Utility with Windows 98
(281965) - This article describes how to use the Microsoft System
Configuration (Msconfig) utility to troubleshoot configuration errors in
Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition.

BUT BE CAREFUL-- better not disable System.ini & Win.ini, because that
can be trouble. Well, if you are sure of your Registry backups, actually
those two can be recovered this way...

(a) Boot to DOS. (Hold Ctrl for the Startup Menu, & select "Command
Prompt Only".)
(b) Scanreg /Restore
(c) Ctrl-Alt Del to Windows.

It will offer five dates. Choose the one of the last successful boot, to
start. These backups are done at boot, not at shut down. This should be
safe to do, if you haven't done anything to files in the mean time. This
will not restore files other than those .ini's & the Registry. It only
restores settings.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| I have re-installed the Chinese version of KB837009 and the menu bar and
| icons have been changed to Chinese too. Thanks
|
| But the shut down problem yet to be solved.
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Uninstall Q837009, and install the Chinese version. That should be found in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Install/Uninstall tab". Scroll to...
| Outlook Express Q837009.
|
| Then... "START button, Windows Update"... hopefully will speak to you in Chinese & give you a better Q837009. Once it does, we'll get back to your original shutdown problem.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
....snip

Ray_C · June 24th 06, 06:25 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.gen_discussion

I have tried to turn-off the pc-cillin porgram and then shut down the
computer, it shut down well.

I'm trying now to find if there is a pre- set scan at shut down.

"PCR" wrote:

You are using PCILLIN? When you boot without activating it, do you shutdown well? If you deactivate it before shutting down, do you shut down well? Did you click this Google Groups search...?...

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...=Google+Search
A Google search of "tm_cfw" comes up with 1260 mentionings. It may have to do with PCILLIN of Trendmicro. Best go read some. Also...
www.trendmicro.com
....may have a FAQ about it.

Is there a setting in PCILLIN that causes it to do a scan at shutdown? Then, turn that off, maybe.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

"Walter_C" wrote in message ...
| after several testing, I sould suspect that it is the anti-virus software
| installed on my computer that made the shut-down problem, perhaps.
|
| "PCR" wrote:
|
| Good! So, your original problem was...
| .....Quote........
| When I closed the computer, blue window with message Fatal Exception 0E
| occurred at 0028:00000013 turned up. And I have to reboot the computer and
| then again closed it successfully.
|
| Sometime the machine stopped at "Window is closing" screen. And then I
| powered off it.
| .....EOQ..........
|
| Well, does it ever happen after a boot to Safe Mode?
|
| (Hold F5 as you boot to get to Safe Mode, or hold CTRL for the Startup Menu, & select Safe Mode from that. BEST, REALLY, is JUST to turn on the Startup Menu at... "START, Run, MSConfig, Advanced tab".)
|
| If you can shut down from Safe Mode with no problem, then it is either a 32-bit driver at fault (but you said nothing is amiss in Device Manager)-- OR it is something in the Startup Group doing it. Then...
|
| "START button, Run, MSConfig" & turn off the Startup Group, Config.sys &
| Autoexec.bat. (Note: when you later turn those back on, all items in them
| will get checked. So, note what may be unchecked first at the various tabs.)
|
| Can you boot to Normal Mode now & shut down without the error? If so, there is some troubleshooting to do, using MSConfig. To start, turn HALF of the Startup Items back on, & shut down from Normal Mode. If it went well, the problem is in the other half. Keep narrowing it down that way, until you discover which startup item is at fault.
|
| http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;281965
| How to Troubleshoot Using the Msconfig Utility with Windows 98
| (281965) - This article describes how to use the Microsoft System
| Configuration (Msconfig) utility to troubleshoot configuration errors in
| Windows 98 and Windows 98 Second Edition.
|
| BUT BE CAREFUL-- better not disable System.ini & Win.ini, because that
| can be trouble. Well, if you are sure of your Registry backups, actually
| those two can be recovered this way...
|
| (a) Boot to DOS. (Hold Ctrl for the Startup Menu, & select "Command
| Prompt Only".)
| (b) Scanreg /Restore
| (c) Ctrl-Alt Del to Windows.
|
| It will offer five dates. Choose the one of the last successful boot, to
| start. These backups are done at boot, not at shut down. This should be
| safe to do, if you haven't done anything to files in the mean time. This
| will not restore files other than those .ini's & the Registry. It only
| restores settings.
|
|
| --
| Thanks or Good Luck,
| There may be humor in this post, and,
| Naturally, you will not sue,
| should things get worse after this,
| PCR
|
| "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| | I have re-installed the Chinese version of KB837009 and the menu bar and
| | icons have been changed to Chinese too. Thanks
| |
| | But the shut down problem yet to be solved.
| |
| | "PCR" wrote:
| |
| | Uninstall Q837009, and install the Chinese version. That should be found in "Control Panel, Add/Remove Programs, Install/Uninstall tab". Scroll to...
| | Outlook Express Q837009.
| |
| | Then... "START button, Windows Update"... hopefully will speak to you in Chinese & give you a better Q837009. Once it does, we'll get back to your original shutdown problem.
| |
| |
| | --
| | Thanks or Good Luck,
| | There may be humor in this post, and,
| | Naturally, you will not sue,
| | should things get worse after this,
| | PCR
| |
| | "Ray_C" wrote in message ...
| ....snip
|

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