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Blocks in my text and rundll and ddhelp errors
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Gina
CGBusch@hotpop.com
02/18/03
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Hello I am running Windows 98 and I have been having major problems with it. I did a total new reformat of my system yesterday thinking it would solve the problem and it did not. When I open a web page either using IE or netscape the text is all blocks with a few letters able to read and then when I try to click on anything I will freeze up and get either rundll, run32dll, ddhelp errors and shut down. Then even if I restart the computer it does not work. Any suggestions?
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ed
02/18/03
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If your only problem is IE and netscape I would try reinstalling them. What else is happening?
Run system file checker located start/prog/system tools/system info under tools
What if any are the exact error messages?
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Gina
CGBusch@hotpop.com
02/20/03
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Thanks for the tip I am heading there to check that out. The error messages happen even in outlook. They very. Like now I am getting the boxes on here as I type. They are errors like Ddhelp has caused a invalid page fault in the Kernel.dll or unknown has cauded a invalid page fault in unknown. And also a lokt of rundll and rundll32 errors. I have uninstalled and reinstalled my browsers and even reformated my whole system and still get the same problems.
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ed
02/20/03
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if file checker doesn't find any currupt files right click 'my computer' icon and click devise manager. Look and see if there are any yellow question marks beside any of the things listed. If so post back and let me know. If not then expand the line that sez video and look for video adapter. highlight it and click properties. If you have the instalation discs then update driver and install them. I think either your video adapter drivers are currupted or Directx which can be gotten from microsoft site.
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Gina
02/24/03
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I do have a yellow question mark next to something that says "unsupported devise" when I click properties it says it is working properly and that the drivers are installed. I have no clue what it is. I also looked at all the things that said video and updated drivers and they all say I am using the most current driver. I am still getting the blocks when I get on explorer and sometimes when I restart I can use it for a bit before it kicks me off again here is the error I get lately with the blocks.
caused an invalid page fault in
module at 00:bff80ecb.
Registers:
EAX=0035 CS=017f EIP=bff80ecb EFLGS=00010246
EBX=00 SS=0187 ESP=83496cb4 EBP=83496cc4
ECX=81752420 DS=0187 ESI=81728a8c FS=2da7
EDX=00 ES=0187 EDI=001 GS=00
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 42 0c 89 45 f8 eb 3b 8b 40 38 66 89 45 fe 1e
Stack dump:
001 81730c2c 00 8170c000 817496ac bff89c45 8172ed5c 81730c2c 83496f14 8174ff 00 817496ac bff7e7ab 83496e04 83496cfc 8174bc28
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Jerry
05/10/03
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Ddhelp has caused an error in
Hi:
I am running windows ME and got "Ddhelp has caused an error in . Ddhelp will close"
It happens when running IE, netscape and outlook. I do have two unsupported device under other device on device manager. Any idea what can be the problem? Thanks.
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Dave
05/16/03
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To resolve any DDHELP Errors just reinstall your video drivers (latest version if possible) and also go to Microsoft.com and download the latest DirectX files. That will solve your problem.
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DOug
05/19/03
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Hi Gina
Did you reformat your pc with devices such as printers, scanners, etc, connected? If yes disconnect and try running it again. You should only have your keyboard, mouse, monitor & power cord connected to run a successful reformat & recovery. I hope this helps
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