KenB

Let us know if you experience any problems. olmappi32.dll could be associated with MS Outlook [ part of Office ]

Hi Bob, The problem would seem to lie with MS Office and not dllhost.exe Have you had any problems with MS Office ? You could try running a repair on MS Office - click here

Hi Bob, Can you give us a bit more detail please? Are you getting an error message? How is this affecting your computer ?

Hi, It sounds like the print-head alignment isn't quite right. Does this video give you any solutions? -

Hi Bob good to hear from you :) Well done for solving your own problem.

Sadly I do not have a "Libraries" option on my Win7 machine. Try this: Open "Documents" under the Libraries heading [ see above images ] See if you can print a document from here. ================== Try this too: Open "Pictures" under the "Libraries" heading Double click on a thumbnail image This should open in the default program. There should be an option to print from here. [ File ( top left ) ...... Print ] Or you could hold CTRL down and press P

I have an old Win7 machine - I will see if I can get it to boot up to investigate "Libraries" further. Back soon.

Hi, Thanks for the image - it really helps :) I can see what you are doing ........ In the image below ,,,,,,, I think you are clicking on "Pictures" under "Libraries" Left click on "Computer" or Acer ( C ) and see if you can locate MY Pictures or Pictures that is NOT listed under "Libraries" If you can - see if you can print from here. If you cannot - please give as much information as you can in your reply.

Click on the Search Orb again [ bottom left ] Type in ....... C:\users\ongarbob Right click on My Pictures then click on Properties then click Security Do another PrtSc and paste the image here please.

Hi, Thanks for the screen-shot. I understand what you are doing now. You are accessing "Libraries" which is simply a "view" of folders. What you are looking at are not actual Folders. Try this: Click on the Search Orb [ bottom left corner of screen ] Type in ......... C:\users\ongarbob\my pictures ...... hit Enter key This should open the actual Pictures folder. Try printing from here.

Hi Temperatures have risen and as a consequence so have the fan speeds. Not sure which CPU / Motherboard you have [ doesn't really matter ] but when the temps get too high [ varies with CPU / M-Board ] the system will shut down. If you had not been stressing the CPU the temps should have stayed similar to the first image. As they have risen there has to be a reason. Dust [ already mentioned ] is a primary cause. [ however, 2 - 3 hours is a long time ......normally the temps would rise in a shorter period than this ] Secondly, you mentioned earlier that the tower is wedged into a narrow space, there needs to be air circulating inside the case. This cools the CPU etc. This hot air needs to be able to escape. Pay particular attention to the vents and make sure that they are not blocked.

This doesn't really help me to help you. Please do the following... Locate the "Pictures" folder and right click on it. At the bottom of the box that appears click on "Properties" Now - with the "Properties" tag still open ........ On the keyboard at the top right there should be a key that says "PrtScr" Press this. This puts a copy of your screen onto the clipboard. Click on "Reply" here on the forum and hold CTRL down and press V This should paste the image of your screen in your reply.

We are getting confused. 1. Follow Option 2 again [ my post #23 ] and remove the tick against "always show icons ........" Then once you have done this ....... Click on Apply then OK Close this box Then ....... 2. Right click on the "Pictures" folder. Click on "Properties" It should look like this .... Click on the "Security" tag It should look like this.... Are there ticks underneath "Allow" ? Are they all ticked? If only a few - which ones are ticked ? If not ..... Are you an Administrator on this computer ? It will show your name in "Group or User Names" ..... see image above

Hi, 1. [ just to re-affirm what Starbuck said earlier .....] You need to take the side panel off to clean the machine of dust. This cannot be done properly from the outside. 2. Check the Power Settings - click here Set "Turn off Display" and "Sleep" to Never Do this from the left Panel ......."Choose when to turn off the display" "Change when the computer sleeps" Looking at your temperatures from Speed-Fan they look "normal" - It depends how long the machine had been switched on. If you did this immediately after switching on then they may appear normal but rise with time. If the motherboard temperatures DO rise then the machine will automatically shut down. [ This doesn't explain how it could "switch on" again though :( ]

Hi In post #18 you posted .... Presumably "Security" was there then? Has it completely disappeared? Try any image > Properties Try other folders too. Give me as much information as possible please.

Did you try printing one ? Follow Option 2 again and remove the tick against "always show icons ........" Just to confirm ........ Right click on "Pictures" folder ..... then click on ....Properties ....... Security ... Do you have permissions - or are there still no ticks under "Allow" ?

Did you "Take Ownership" of the image in "Pictures" or did you get the "....stopped working" message afterwards when you tried to print? Take a look here - click here Scroll down to option 2 Give this a try

Was the option to "Take Ownership" there when you right clicked on the "Pictures" folder? Presumably from your comment it was. Can you open "Pictures" and right click on an individual image - take ownership of that. See what happens.

Was it showing the correct size after you formatted it ?

No ticks means no permissions. You should have "Full Control" etc ticked if you are the Admin on the computer. I have just tried this and it works for me. [ saves doing it manually ] Download a small piece of software from here - click here Click on the line that says ...... Download TakeOwnershipEx allows you to get full access to files and folders [ NOT any of the green buttons ] Bottom left of screen select -OPen when done- when downloading [ this is quite quick ] You will need to click on the compressed file and open it. Click on the Win8 option [ this is OK for Win 10 ] Install the software. Go back to the "Pictures" folder and right click on it. [ the actual folder - not a photo icon ] Click on "Take Ownership" You should get a message telling you that this has been done Try printing a picture again

Very Odd. Check this for me please: Right click on one of the images in "Pictures" > Click on "Properties" > then "Security" Does it look like this? i.e. You have full control

If the computer cannot communicate with the printer it could be the printer cable. Try disconnecting it - then re-connect. Try a different USB port. I doubt that this will make any difference as you say that you can print from Office. It is worth a try. Try this. Open a new folder on the Desktop. [ right click on the Desktop > New ] Then ... Open "Pictures" folder and copy a few images [ hold CTRL down and click on the images to highlight ] then CTRL + C to copy. Go to the new Desktop folder and Paste the copied images. [ CTRL + V ] Now try right click on an image > Print Any luck ??

Could it be "printer" ? programme cannot communicate with .....printer ? Is this a wireless printer? What make and model is your printer please ?

If you right click on an image in the "Pictures" folder "Print" should be an option. Can you print an image this way ?

Can we mark this one up as "Solved" ?