From: Millard on 08/21/2002
My system works fine, except when closing or copying, or opening some files,not all, in windows explorer. Close, reboot, go away for a day, seems to work again.
Tried sfc,scandisk,no results..deleted pwl's still random. Just today, I was closing a readme from Si software Sandra and I got this error:
IEXPLORE caused an invalid page fault in
module SHELL32.DLL at 0167:7fcb1946.
Registers:
EAX=00004016 CS=0167 EIP=7fcb1946 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=0042b960 SS=016f ESP=0058d718 EBP=0058d72c
ECX=00004014 DS=016f ESI=7fcb1930 FS=108f
EDX=827819e8 ES=016f EDI=000000f6 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
66 8b 0a 66 85 c9 75 f1 c2 04 00 ff 74 24 04 ff
Stack dump:
77c63f65 8277d9d4 8277d9d6 0042b962 ffffffff 0058d74c 77c682f6 0042b960 8277d9d4 00000000 827794b4 827795e0 0058daa0 0058d760 77c682b7 0042b960
BTW.System is a pentium 1 133Mhz 64mgs ram 1.7 Gb Hd,
94% free resources.
I have been to the "mountain of knowledge"(MS)without any solutions. Appreciate any input, short of "Format"
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From: Dana on 01/09/2003
Wow the person describing their problems in win 98 second edition sounds exactly like my system and also the same w/ Internet Explorer. Unbelieveable, it sounds like I am describing these issues. I plan to try your resolution described here. Thanks to you both.
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From: Millard on 08/23/2002
Thanks, I went to the KBA article and got all the info I needed to do this process, yet, now another phenomenon has occurred..In Windows Explorer, and opening up a folder "album"EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module SHELL32.DLL at 0167:7fcb1946.
Registers:
EAX=00004016 CS=0167 EIP=7fcb1946 EFLGS=00010286
EBX=0046b610 SS=016f ESP=0143d370 EBP=0143d384
ECX=00004014 DS=016f ESI=7fcb1930 FS=3aff
EDX=82798acc ES=016f EDI=0000004b GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
66 8b 0a 66 85 c9 75 f1 c2 04 00 ff 74 24 04 ff
Stack dump:
77c63f65 82794ab8 82794aba 0046b612 ffffffff 0143d3a4 77c682f6 0046b610 82794ab8 00000000 827902f8 82790424 0143d6f8 0143d3b8 77c682b7 0046b610 Is there a pattern here? Computer still runs fine, email and internet access is not compromised..just this random "stuff" Any suggestions?
: Actually, I found an article on their site you might find interesting. KBA article #249064 describes your search registry value in Internet Explorer (program reporting the problem (IEXPLORE) is corrupt.
: You need to edit your registry to remove the key: : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main : Do you know how to do this? I would recommend finding the nearest computer nerd to help you with this. Otherwise, here goes... : Before attempting this, please understand that modifying your registry MAY cause your system to become inoperatable. Please take all precautions (backup) so that this does not become a disaster. : Click Start, Run. Type 'regedit32'. Click File, then Search and type the key value. You should be directed right to the location of the key. Otherwise, you can manually scroll (much like your file system) down to the key value. Once you find it, delete the key (left pane and not right...this will delete all the values in the right pane). : Hope this helps. Feel free to post back if you have more problems or this does not work. : Computerpilot
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From: Millard on 08/22/2002
Thanks, I do know how to do this, and have found the "key", and know how to backup my registry, YET, if it crashes, how do I restore or boot back up to get to import back the registry? I have never done this part before, but am sure if directed to knowlege base or if you can give me step by step, I will try your solution.
thanks again,
Millard: Actually, I found an article on their site you might find interesting. KBA article #249064 describes your search registry value in Internet Explorer (program reporting the problem (IEXPLORE) is corrupt. : You need to edit your registry to remove the key: : HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main : Do you know how to do this? I would recommend finding the nearest computer nerd to help you with this. Otherwise, here goes... : Before attempting this, please understand that modifying your registry MAY cause your system to become inoperatable. Please take all precautions (backup) so that this does not become a disaster. : Click Start, Run. Type 'regedit32'. Click File, then Search and type the key value. You should be directed right to the location of the key. Otherwise, you can manually scroll (much like your file system) down to the key value. Once you find it, delete the key (left pane and not right...this will delete all the values in the right pane). : Hope this helps. Feel free to post back if you have more problems or this does not work. : Computerpilot
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From: Computerpilot on 08/22/2002
Actually, you really will not have to worry about this removal. Modifying the registry is more of a concern than deleting a key for IE, in this case. Once you have found the correct key, delete the 'folder' and reboot.You have a very low risk of destroying your information. Otherwise, I think Microsoft would do a much better job of descibing the procedure that I. Try this link for more information. http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q322754 Computerpilot
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From: Computerpilot on 08/21/2002
Actually, I found an article on their site you might find interesting. KBA article #249064 describes your search registry value in Internet Explorer (program reporting the problem (IEXPLORE) is corrupt.You need to edit your registry to remove the key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main Do you know how to do this? I would recommend finding the nearest computer nerd to help you with this. Otherwise, here goes... Before attempting this, please understand that modifying your registry MAY cause your system to become inoperatable. Please take all precautions (backup) so that this does not become a disaster. Click Start, Run. Type 'regedit32'. Click File, then Search and type the key value. You should be directed right to the location of the key. Otherwise, you can manually scroll (much like your file system) down to the key value. Once you find it, delete the key (left pane and not right...this will delete all the values in the right pane). Hope this helps. Feel free to post back if you have more problems or this does not work. Computerpilot
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