Heres the message:\nWinlogon.exe - Bad Image\n The application or DLL\n C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;WinSxS&#92;x86_Microsoft.Windows.Common-Contorls_6595b64144ccf1df_6.0.0.0_x-ww_1382d70a&#92;comct132.dll is not a valid Windows image. Please check this against your installation diskette.
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TRY RE-BOOT WITH DISK ERROR CHECK AND SEE IF THAT HELPS
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try "iexplore" in your Start->Run\n\nand if this even dont work....\n\nthen go to Start->Run.....and type http://www.microsoft.com\n\nif not solved just give more information about error.
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you can use some pro to fix this problem like Norton win doctor or some registry doc.also you can see the path for this prop and try to fix it.or back up your data and make a new installation for windows, you can also make research on the internet about  it.
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think i would go to microsofts help site and email this to them.not sure if is virus or software prob.
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The message might be related to a malware infection. There are a couple of free scanners that you can use that should fix the problem.
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if you are reffering to the message ' invalid win 32 application' then let me explain that all windows operating system till xp are 32 bit operating system and only allow 32 bit application to be executed(this means 32 bit is executed at a time). so if the program is corrupt, then you may get that message or you may get it if the operating system is corrupt. try reinstalling the application you are trying to access or u may have to reinstall windows. ps sorry if the info is not accurate, cuz the we need more info abt the problem\nlol
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Files with the DLL extension are chunks of code that programs use when they run.  Your User32.DLL is apparently corrupted.  The easiest course might be to reload Microsoft Office.
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hi, dream aquarium has a patch that has to be installed. and it will eliminate the message on the screen and will register, its a 17.5 KB exe file i have,\n\nu can write to me and i will sent it to u, take care.
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does it mention what dll it needs>  do a Google for it and download it. Otherwise download another backup program.
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Hi try this. Try to restart the computer again, and while your in the process, start the computer in the SAFE MODE. there is a reason behind it. Normally what happens is that if your system 32 files or the Engine.Dll files are corrupted or missing by some case, this will be fixed by the SAFE MODE. Try to run the computer for a while in the SAFE MODE and then restart again, now start in the option"last known good configuration"(if i am right). \n\nHope your problem gets fixed by this method.
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Just download it and install it again into the right folder.\n\ndownload it here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe
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Hi, I would try the following...\n\n1. Delete mso cache\n2. Turn off antivirus software\n3. Open the drive by exploring it and then drag the entire contents of the disk to your desktop(should take a little while).(may want to put it in its own folder)\n4. Run setup.exe or autorun from your desktop instead of pulling it from the cd drive.\n5. Use custom setup and choose which apps you want. Don't use auto full install.\n\nedit perhaps and let us know if it worked.\n\nhope that helps\nNigel\n\n\nEdit: It seems, based on your error, that the installer is looking in the wrong place for the file.\n\nMost people get a CRC error if the disk is bad.  Sounds like a bug in winpoop.  That is all I could dig up on the matter.\n\nOn side note, it happens quite often to folks.
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Well it all depends on what dll error your getting.  What version Windows?  When do you get the error?  Without that info we really can't tell you anything.
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I'm not sure.   the .exe at the end shows its a executable progam and would run something if you clicked oon it (or its already running)  i would guess winfunc  to stand for windows function...  it might be a progam that needs to access the internet to work.  I dont think it would be a virus or spyware, but dont quote me on that
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I do not know which software you used to remove the genuinity message from appearing at startup. but i am sure you had downloaded one of the third party applications from website with a selfextracting exe file. correct me if i am wrong.\n\nAs for the solution, you can go to the registry [only if you can conversant working with system file, or it can do unrepairable damages] from 'Start --> run --> regedit --> ok' and go to 'Find' from the Edit menu. type the name of the file you installed and click ok. when the file /folder appears, press 'Delete' [Be careful !! Check if it the same file and delete, otherwise God help you !] Now click Find Next / F3 from the Edit menu and do likewise until you are rid of all those mess.\n \nReboot your system and check out !! If nothing works i still hold the best medicine. It might be embedded as a BHO file or could be a malware program rooted in the registry.\n\nDo the low level format of your machine and it sweeps clean all mistakes you might have inadvertently done!! But dont forget to take a backup and blame me later, ha.. ha..Hope it works !!
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take the computer back to the store you bought it from. they should be able to solve the problem. or you may have to register your copy of windows. you have 30 days from when you first use it to do so. on question, are you getting the message in an email or dose the tool bar etc say that to you?
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Here is support information for that error.\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/?scid=kb;en-us;303089&spid=2514&sid=312