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AAH,
No problem. Thanks for explaining to the poster how to extract the file. Cheers (from just down the road g), -- Mike AAH wrote: Mike Thanks for SFP point clarification. |
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Mike, thanks. I was able to follow your instructions in
Safe Mode and extract MSCAT32.dll and save it in the Windows System file. Now, Since last night, 50% of the time when I boot up my computer, I receive a blue screen that says: Fault..Windows Protection Error. I reboot and it works fine. Any advice or thoughts on what I screwed up. -----Original Message----- AAH, No problem. Thanks for explaining to the poster how to extract the file. Cheers (from just down the road g), -- Mike AAH wrote: Mike Thanks for SFP point clarification. . |
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Courtesy of Jim E Eshelman
Joan My full list of Windows Protection Error resources can be found he http://aumha.org/win4/kbewpe.htm Windows Protection Errors can occur due to many different causes, including: virtual driver (VxD) problems, including conflicts between real-mode and protected-mode drivers, or when a protected-mode driver already initialized is loaded from SYSTEM.INI, or when a VxD file is damaged; a damaged Registry; a virus; a damaged WIN.COM or COMMAND.COM file; CMOS settings errors; Plug-and-Play malfunction; and hardware problems, including a malfunctioning cache, malfunctioning RAM, or a damaged motherboard. Here are the articles most likely to lead you to a solution - but feel free to check out the whole page for more ideas if these don't solve it: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=149962 http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=153044 -- Jim Eshelman, MS-MVP Windows http://aumha.org/ Randy wrote: Mike, thanks. I was able to follow your instructions in Safe Mode and extract MSCAT32.dll and save it in the Windows System file. Now, Since last night, 50% of the time when I boot up my computer, I receive a blue screen that says: Fault..Windows Protection Error. I reboot and it works fine. Any advice or thoughts on what I screwed up. -----Original Message----- AAH, No problem. Thanks for explaining to the poster how to extract the file. Cheers (from just down the road g), -- Mike AAH wrote: Mike Thanks for SFP point clarification. . |
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