What does" Dd help has caused an error in GDI.EXE " mean?
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gdi is graphical device interface.\n\nit is a .dll that windows uses to control the graphics you see in windows.\n\nif you are getting an error with it then there is a coding bug with the program you are using when the error occurs
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try going to start >run and type in this excatly SFC /SCANNOW that is sfc space/scannow.let it do a systom file check..if it ask for the windows recovery cd insert it into the cd rom
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If you are using windows XP and you can boot up the computer without the error showing, go to "Programs >> Accessories >> System Tools >> System Restore" and restore your computer to a previous restore point. \n\nThis will allow you to roll back your computer settings to a previous day when you KNOW your internet was working fine. This may or may not work but it is a great tool for getting you up and running again. \n\nNote: It will only reverse settings and installed patches that were installed between the restore point you chose and now, not remove installed program files. (which is often what you want in a case like this).\n\nIf the problem persists, I suggest you contact your local computer technician.\n\nGood luck with the computer!
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Do you have a disk in your "A" drive?\nIf it doesn't find any IO.SYS of MSDOS.SYS files to continue, it usually displays an error message.
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your dvd burner is givin the error because a: you don't have enough ram on your puter to keep up with its needs, b: your using cheap dvd's, or c: your computer just doesn't like you and should be whacked with a stick till it plays nice again :D\n\nR3dm0
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As already suggested, the hard drive is a likely candidate.  If you have Windows XP installed, try booting from your windows installation disk.  (You may have to change your BIOS settings so tha the CD drive is first in the boot sequence and the hard drive is second.)  When the setup screen displays, choose the Repair option.  This will take you to the Recovery Console.  Then run "CHKDSK c:" and see if reports errors.  If it does, you may be able to repair it using "CHKDSK c: /r".   You could also try the diagnosic program that came with your hard drive (or can be found on the manufacturers site).\n-------------------------\nDid you try the "repair" option on the installation screen (I think "R" instead of "enter") and then CHKDSK as described above?
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it happens if u r not using windowsXP\ntry to see what the error is about\ngo to CONTROL PANEL---adminisrativetools---event viewer
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I believe it's indicating a damaged part of your hard drive.\n\nI would conduct a defragmentation of the drive.\n\nIdeally back up your data and then re-format your hard-drive and start again.  Timely but effective.
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u might not be logged in as administrator, or you don't have DirectX, your memory may be full, or the disc itself is corrupt
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Hard to diagnose the problem with just that info.\n\nFirst, are you installing software from a floppy disk or a CD Rom?\n\nIf it's a CD, perhaps the CD drive in your PC does not have the drive letter d:\n\nOr if you have > 1 CD / DVD drive, perhaps you're using the wrong one in terms of one that's labled d:.  In my system, for example, I have d:, e:, and f: CD/DVD drives.\n\nIf it's a floppy, it's most likely a: or b:, not d:
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This error is due to some of the files are not INSTALLED. Meaning if you try to place a graphics and you have a graphic library missing then it will ask for a disk. Simple as that. There for when you Install Microsoft Office Install it as CUSTOM and choose RUN EVERYTHING FROM MY PC.\n\nIF YOU DO THIS NO MORE ASKING FOR DISK AGAIN.
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The ‘error 8007ffff’ problem is one which has persisted since the days of Windows 95 and Internet Explorer 4. I’ve seen mention of it from a lot of people, and they’ve been using the entire range of Windows and Internet Explorer versions. I’ve not, however, seen adequate explanation of what causes it or why.\n\nAmongst those people who have resolved the problem, the following techniques are consistently mentioned:\n\n- Clear the Internet Cache. (Tools, Internet options, delete files) \n- Repair or Uninstall/Reinstall Internet Explorer, via Add/Remove Programs. \n- Uninstall MSN Add-Ons, if they are installed. \n- Refresh the MDAC (Microsoft Data Access Components) by downloading and installing them from http://tinyurl.com/6k6ko \n- If you’ve recently (prior to the problem arising) added any fancy graphics programs, particularly ‘freebies’, they may be interfering with the GDI (Graphical Device Interface). Try uninstalling them.
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when this happens you're system has basically lost track of "THIS" program.  aka the registry and/or associate files, install.log in this case are corrupt or missing.  \n\nYou can clean this up manually with two steps.   1, clean up the registry of "THIS" program (aka remove it) and 2. remove it from your harddrive by deleting it and ALL associated files.  These can be very tedious things to do and if you're not comfortable with editing the registry - DON'T - there is a chance you could trash your whole system.
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..Hi...You have to search on windows help...Your error code..to find out what it means...\nYou can see the link below..Because I do not know..the Error-code ...\n Maby you can scan your PC:for Mal ware ..It is free to download ...\nGood luck...\nKind regards! ...
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I know that the quality of MS's error messages is not stellar, but somehow I doubt that's the precise message. Could you copy down the actual text of the message and edit it into your question?\n\nIs it saying that your drive is reporting errors, or is it saying that it is unable to install because ... (some specific reason)?
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It sounds like a trojan, one that causes an error in Windows loading. If you don't have an antivirus program, get one of the good free ones like Avast or AVG.\n\nThen get SpyBot and Ad-Aware from Download.com. Install all three and run all three. You can use these links to find them quickly. \n\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1/\n\nhttp://www.avast.com/eng/avast_4_home.html\n\nhttp://www.download.com/
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This could mean many things. It could be a process unable to access a file in your harddrive, a mouse/keyboard prob,  or it could be problems with your harddrive.  You'll have to dig a little deeper in order for us to help you.\n\n*Go to Start=> RUN => Under Open:, Type eventvwr.\n*This is your computer logs.\n*Click SYSTEM, and locate any errors that may say..\n I/O subsystem was invalid, etc.\n*Just check on other information that points to the I/O error.  Take down the error message and ID # and send it our for answers later.\n\nFYI, you make have to run chkdsk /f on the command prompt or maybe just a quick defrag.\n\nGood luck.