ps2.exe error

[Guest RRSPS]

Greeting friends,

I'm using Windows xp media center pro w/sp2. For

quite awhile now about every other time I open IE7 I get an error "ps2.exe

has encountered a problem and must close"... I'm given the option of

debugging or sending an error report to microsoft.

 

Also, the same error message occurs at the

damndest times when I'm using my Realplayer Plus subscription. I think it is

what has been causing that program's files to become corrupted which has made

me loose all my saved playlists, etc.

 

This is very frustrating since noone at real

seems to care much about focusing on the cause of this corruption and just

apologizes for any inconvenience the problem may have cause. I myself,

consider losing all my playlists at regular intervals over the years to be

unconscienable and down-right maddening. I sure hope someone out there has

some insight into these two problems which may or may not be connected in any

way.

 

Thanks gang,

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RRSPS

[Guest Kelly]

Re: ps2.exe error

 

Hi,

 

HP, right? If so this has to do with multimedia. Start your

troubleshooting from there and good luck!

 

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All the Best,

Kelly (MS-MVP/DTS&XP)

 

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"RRSPS" <RRSPS@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:136D4F21-18F7-4DDB-8D36-26E728A4AF40@microsoft.com...

> Greeting friends,

> I'm using Windows xp media center pro w/sp2. For

> quite awhile now about every other time I open IE7 I get an error "ps2.exe

> has encountered a problem and must close"... I'm given the option of

> debugging or sending an error report to microsoft.

>

> Also, the same error message occurs at the

> damndest times when I'm using my Realplayer Plus subscription. I think it

> is

> what has been causing that program's files to become corrupted which has

> made

> me loose all my saved playlists, etc.

>

> This is very frustrating since noone at real

> seems to care much about focusing on the cause of this corruption and just

> apologizes for any inconvenience the problem may have cause. I myself,

> consider losing all my playlists at regular intervals over the years to be

> unconscienable and down-right maddening. I sure hope someone out there

> has

> some insight into these two problems which may or may not be connected in

> any

> way.

>

> Thanks gang,

> --

> RRSPS