When I start my computer up after having it turned off, while it is loading my programs and preferences, I get one message that says...\n\n(Error Loading C:&#92;progra~1&#92;mywebs~1 &#92;bar&#92;15.bin&#92;mwsbar.DLL)\n(The specified module could not be found.)\n(X RUNDLL)\n\nNow I just click on the X at the top and cancel it out, but it does it every time and I don't know what that means or if it is important or not...\nI also hear that critical stop sound...\nCan anyone help me?
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ok if in windows xp click on start run type msconfig\n\nClick on startup Tab Uncheck the one box that says \n\nC:&#92;progra~1&#92;mywebs~1 &#92;bar&#92;15.bin&#92;mwsbar.DL\n\nCLick apply ok, and when you restart your pc it should be fine.\n\nError begone :)
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I know this is not comforting but the same exact thing happened to me ! My Adware (Lavasoft) program window popped up and said something about a program changing my registry.\nI did not feel competent enough to reload Windows so I took it  to a pro to look at....hoping he could salvage it without reloading Windows...no such luck...he called and said that it was necessary to reload Windows.\nAnother reason I didn't want to re-load Windows myself was my computer is several years old so the disk that came with it would be outdated.\nI also found numerous articles in the Microsoft database about the ".lnk" files but nothing that exactly matched mine...or appantly yours.\n\ngood luck
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f the second parameter (0xbbbbbbbb) of the Stop error is 0xC0000032, then the file system is damaged.\n\nIf this is the case, restart the computer to the Recovery Console, and then use the chkdsk /r command to repair the volume. After you repair the volume, check your hardware to isolate the cause of the file system damage.\n\nTo do this, use the following steps:\n1.Start your computer with the Windows startup disks, or with the Windows CD-ROM if your computer can start from the CD-ROM drive.\n2.When the Welcome to Setup screen appears, press R to select the repair option.\n3.If you have a dual-boot or multiple-boot computer, select the Windows installation that you want to access from the Recovery Console.\n4.Type the administrator password when you are prompted to do so.\n\nNOTE: If no administrator password exists, press ENTER.\n5.At the command prompt, on the drive where Windows is installed, type chkdsk /r, and then press ENTER.\n6.At the command prompt, type exit, and then press ENTER to restart your computer.For additional information about how to use the Recovery Console in Windows XP, click the article number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
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On my computer, when I turn on the power I immediately start hitting [f10] till it beeps. It goes to the registry page where I then have an option to load Windows and keep my files or completely erase all. If you have reloaded Windows from a CD there should have been an option to make a back-up file. The best advice if you don't have these options would be to call the maker of the computer or get on someone else computer and go to Windows Web Page..good luck
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If its giving out a problem like .DLL library not found, try installing it in safe mode with networking. It worked for me.
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I've seen this happen before. It's usually a hard drive error or memory error. What happens is that your operating system stops loading half-way when it encounters that error. A lot of times, it will stop at the welcome page.\n\nYou can go to your bios and change the settings. Let it perform a full memory check instead of a quick boot up. See if that's your problem. If it is, all you have to do is replace the memory, and maybe get an upgrade while your at it.\n\nIf not, it's likely to be your hard drive. In that case, you'll need to get a new hard drive and replace the OS. It's costly because you're working on a laptop. If you still have a warentee, use it.\n\nThere's also another possibility that I've also encountered once on a computer with Zone Alarm Firewall installed. I have no idea about its exact mechanism. If you have a faulty firewall, it could block windows from loading. You'll either be stuck on the welcome screen, or you'll get past it, but only half of your programs and windows becomes glitchy.\n\nAnyways, good luck on fixing your laptop.
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system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
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When you get a STOP error message like this its almost certainly a device driver problem or related to a device driver which your system cannot load at start up.\n\nThe problem is that STOP errors like this are BAD news because the operating system has a MAJOR problem or could even be damaged, i.e. missing files. There are two or three approaches you can try inorder to resolve this (the easiest first hardest last).\n\n1) You can reboot the machine & key F8 at start up just after the windows logo shows. This gives you a menu, from the menu choose the "last known good" option and key return/enter and the machine will attempt to load a stable system. If that works fine and good. (this option uses a saved undamaged copy of the windows registry).\n\n2) You could run a boot logging process to help you find the specific device driver which is causing the OS to bork. Again reboot and key F8 but this time, see the option which offers boot logging. This helps by creating a log file that usually shows which files are causing the problem or are missing.\n\n3) Restore from backups you have (NOT the OS system restore feature, or roll the system back) I'm talking proper previously made backups made precifically for restoration if you have made them.\n\n4) Re-install the whole of windows, your Apps, drivers and data (the whole shooting match!). Windows might allow you to run a repair and that might also be an option which could work.\n\nBest of luck with that, IR
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I heard that happening with some anti virus software.\nTry shutting down after deactivating the software.\n\nIf that doesnt help try finding out if its a hardware problem.\nGet a program called "end it all" which will close down all running applications and your computer should shut down, if it doesnt then its a hardware thing.
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What program is it? Try right clicking it in the taskbar and looking for "properties" or something similar... lots of times there's a box you can uncheck to disable starting up when windows starts.\n\nAlternately, goto the start menu and hit "Run..." type msconfig and hit enter.... Hit the last tab called startup and look in there for the name of the program and uncheck it, and it wont startup again. You may have to expand the column that tells the location of the file on the system to figure out what those processes are for, because sometimes the names can be a little vague.\n\nHope that helps.
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maybe you have other programs that run behind it when you start the computer. Some programs are automatically on when you start the computer and some of them you don't need it to be turn on at the start-up.\n\nTo find out what's on, go to search, type msconfig. On the startup tap you could unchecked the programs that you don't need to be turn on when you start the computer.\n\nYou could also do disk cleanup or defragment to cleanup your computer. Go to start> accessories> system tools
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The Dynamic Link Library files that are loaded into a processes address space should be automatically unloaded after a process exits.\n\nHowever, it is possible (if it is a shared or common DLL from whe windows or windows system directory) that the DLL is in use by another application.\n\nIf you close an application and it does not relinquish a DLL, then the application my still be running (without a user interface component) perhaps stuck in an infinite loop or some deadlock.  You can use either the Windows Task Manager or a 3rd party tool, such as "Process Explorer" by Sysinternals to kill the process.\n\nYou can also use the Process Explorer tool in order to see what DLLs a particular process has loaded.  Very good for troubleshooting, I'm including a link to the utility below.
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when i get probs like that i just start from fresh if your pc works the same as mine just restart comp and pressf8 or f11 continuously and follow instructions.only problem with this is it wipes everything off.ie .security downloads etc so will have to put all back on but its like having a new comp but make you got discs you need first .good luck.allways works 4 me.
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Can you be more specific? What exactly are the problems you're running into? If you're getting null handles, what do you get when you call GetLastError?\n\n-- EDIT --\n\n>The HWND returned by CreateWindow() is NULL, \n> but GetLastError() returns 0.\n\nThat is very odd. I'm afraid I can't help debug without seeing more of the code. Some things you might keep in mind:\n\n- GetLastError refers to the last win32 call, so if you're doing anything between the CreateWindow call and GetLastError you could be clobbering your result.\n\n- If your window procedure doesn't handle certain messages, such as WM_CREATE correctly, Bad Things can happen. You should check to see if it's being entered and that messages are being properly routed by your message loop.\n\n- Make sure the hInstance you pass in is for the correct module. You want the library you're using, not the main executable... see updated references for a blog post that may be relevant to you.\n\n- You may want to eliminate the thread as the cause of the problem... if you create this window in the main application thread (ignoring for a moment that this probably doesn't make sense in the context of your app), does the code work then? If so, does it work in a thread in the main application executable (rather than in your library)?\n\nGood luck.
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Hi,\n\nTo me it seems a RPC problem.\nTo resolve this -\n\nGo to CONTROL PANEL -> ADMINISTRATIVE OPTIONS -> SERVICES\n\nAnd find an entry begining with RPC (Remote Procedural Calls)\n\nIn the properties window, go on to RECOVERY tab. In the action combo box, select "Take no action"\n\nNow click OK and shutdown.\n\nI guess there should be no problem.\n\nIf the problem continues, please verify if any softwares running in the background need Internet for connection. In that case, type MSCONFIG at Start Button -> RUN. Uncheck everything at Startup.\n\nSee if this helps.\n\nCheers!
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firstly check your f(function keys) for dirt or something jamming the f8 key(it happens)\n           if this is not the problem try this,the next time it boots up in safe mode,select last good configuration and return,this will return it to the state it was before this safe mode problem arose\n        try typing msconfig in run command and this will launch the configuration utility,press the start up tab and uncheck all the programs that you dont need on start up,dont worry these dont delete the programs,just the start up items\n      there is spyware and viruses on win 98 that cause these kind of problems so running all security scans will not go a miss\n      lastly,as a old 98 user(i still have the disc),i would really lay it to rest as you probally know that microsoft have stoped doing updates for 98,so you are leaving yourself wide open to hackers,they love 98 users,as it is so easy to use them as zombie p.cs(p.cs that are controlled by external sources)\n      its a shame really as 98 was and is a good operating system,but security flaws has made it to unsafe\n      visit http://www.dabs.com/productlist.aspx?&NavigationKey=11168&NavigationKey=4294959492&NavigationKey=4294958989&CategorySelectedId=11168&PageMode=1,and get a great deal on windows xp home with service pack 2 ,you will also be able to get some great free add-ons from microsoft like windows defender and media player 11\n           good luck
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Check the BOOT.INI tab if anything else is checked off there it won't do a normal boot.  Also, if you have disabled a critical service or part of Windows, it won't boot normally either.  To see if you can actually disable something Google the item name before you do and usually the first or second result will be a process library telling you what it is.