Guest Dan Posted August 26, 2007 Posted August 26, 2007 Here is the error I received when updating my Microsoft Virtual Private Networking Driver in Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition. What does anyone make of it? Thanks in advance for all the suggestions. RUNDLL32 caused a general protection fault in module SETUPX.DLL at 0006:00000053. Registers: EAX=00000018 CS=2b0f EIP=00000053 EFLGS=00000206 EBX=00000012 SS=2bef ESP=00007d38 EBP=00007d42 ECX=00000000 DS=2a2f ESI=000202c0 FS=0000 EDX=00000000 ES=0000 EDI=000002c0 GS=0000 Bytes at CS:EIP: 26 ff 74 12 9a 2b 50 af 17 8e 46 08 26 83 7c 14 Stack dump: d8182a2f 00000000 7d4e0018 2b0f0127 00188fa4 7eeed818 2b1728a1 37ced818 4ea440df 61754c98 7250206c 74617669 654e2065 726f7774 676e696b 61644120
Guest PCR Posted August 26, 2007 Posted August 26, 2007 Re: RunDLL32 Error "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:AE3501EA-9B46-4FFE-9BDF-10BE497AE7EA@microsoft.com | Here is the error I received when updating my Microsoft Virtual | Private Networking Driver in Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition. | What does anyone make of it? Thanks in advance for all the | suggestions. Are you sure you are not irradiating the Win98 side again with XP-drivers? I see nothing linking RUNDLL32 with SETUPX.DLL at... http://search.support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1&spid=1139 MSKB Here is how to replace SETUPX.DLL, if necessary... SETUPX.DLL Desc: Windows Setup Functions Loc: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM Size: 745,168 bytes Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM Ver: 4.10.2222 That is old enough (in Win98SE) never to have been modified by an update. So, extract it with SFC, if you can boot to Windows. (1) "START button, Run, SFC" (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" (3) Enter "SETUPX.DLL" in the "Specify..." box. (4) Click "Start". (5) It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM". If not, make it so. (6) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". (7) Click "OK" If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will request that you reboot to complete the install. If you cannot do it in Windows, do it in DOS, per the instructions in... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306618/en-us Error Message When You Start Your Computer: Msgsrv32 Caused Segment Not Present Fault in Module Setupx.dll And here is what a healthy Rundll32.exe should look like...!... RUNDLL32.EXE Desc: Run a DLL as an App Loc: C:\WINDOWS Size: 24,576 bytes Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM Ver: 4.10.1998 That is old enough (Win98SE) never to have been modified by an update. So, extract it with SFC. (1) "START button, Run, SFC" (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" (3) Enter "RUNDLL32.EXE" in the "Specify..." box. (4) Click "Start". It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS". If not, make it so. (5) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". (5) Click "OK" If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will request that you reboot to complete the install. | RUNDLL32 caused a general protection fault | in module SETUPX.DLL at 0006:00000053. | Registers: | EAX=00000018 CS=2b0f EIP=00000053 EFLGS=00000206 | EBX=00000012 SS=2bef ESP=00007d38 EBP=00007d42 | ECX=00000000 DS=2a2f ESI=000202c0 FS=0000 | EDX=00000000 ES=0000 EDI=000002c0 GS=0000 | Bytes at CS:EIP: | 26 ff 74 12 9a 2b 50 af 17 8e 46 08 26 83 7c 14 | Stack dump: | d8182a2f 00000000 7d4e0018 2b0f0127 00188fa4 7eeed818 2b1728a1 | 37ced818 4ea440df 61754c98 7250206c 74617669 654e2065 726f7774 | 676e696b 61644120 -- Thanks or Good Luck, There may be humor in this post, and, Naturally, you will not sue, Should things get worse after this, PCR pcrrcp@netzero.net
Guest dph Posted November 18, 2007 Posted November 18, 2007 Re: RunDLL32 Error Excellent assistance, worked perfectly. Thanks "PCR" wrote: > "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:AE3501EA-9B46-4FFE-9BDF-10BE497AE7EA@microsoft.com > | Here is the error I received when updating my Microsoft Virtual > | Private Networking Driver in Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition. > | What does anyone make of it? Thanks in advance for all the > | suggestions. > > Are you sure you are not irradiating the Win98 side again with > XP-drivers? I see nothing linking RUNDLL32 with SETUPX.DLL at... > http://search.support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1&spid=1139 MSKB > > Here is how to replace SETUPX.DLL, if necessary... > > SETUPX.DLL > Desc: Windows Setup Functions > Loc: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM > Size: 745,168 bytes > Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM > Ver: 4.10.2222 > > That is old enough (in Win98SE) never to have been modified by an > update. So, extract it with SFC, if you can boot to Windows. > > (1) "START button, Run, SFC" > (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" > (3) Enter "SETUPX.DLL" in the "Specify..." box. > (4) Click "Start". > (5) It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM". > If not, make it so. > (6) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to > (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or > (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely > "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". > (7) Click "OK" > > If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. > May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will request > that you reboot to complete the install. > > If you cannot do it in Windows, do it in DOS, per the instructions in... > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306618/en-us > Error Message When You Start Your Computer: Msgsrv32 Caused Segment Not > Present Fault in Module Setupx.dll > > And here is what a healthy Rundll32.exe should look like...!... > > RUNDLL32.EXE > Desc: Run a DLL as an App > Loc: C:\WINDOWS > Size: 24,576 bytes > Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM > Ver: 4.10.1998 > > That is old enough (Win98SE) never to have been modified by an update. > So, extract it with SFC. > > (1) "START button, Run, SFC" > (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" > (3) Enter "RUNDLL32.EXE" in the "Specify..." box. > (4) Click "Start". It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS". > If not, make it so. > (5) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to > (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or > (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely > "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". > (5) Click "OK" > > If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. > May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will request > that you reboot to complete the install. > > | RUNDLL32 caused a general protection fault > | in module SETUPX.DLL at 0006:00000053. > | Registers: > | EAX=00000018 CS=2b0f EIP=00000053 EFLGS=00000206 > | EBX=00000012 SS=2bef ESP=00007d38 EBP=00007d42 > | ECX=00000000 DS=2a2f ESI=000202c0 FS=0000 > | EDX=00000000 ES=0000 EDI=000002c0 GS=0000 > | Bytes at CS:EIP: > | 26 ff 74 12 9a 2b 50 af 17 8e 46 08 26 83 7c 14 > | Stack dump: > | d8182a2f 00000000 7d4e0018 2b0f0127 00188fa4 7eeed818 2b1728a1 > | 37ced818 4ea440df 61754c98 7250206c 74617669 654e2065 726f7774 > | 676e696b 61644120 > > -- > Thanks or Good Luck, > There may be humor in this post, and, > Naturally, you will not sue, > Should things get worse after this, > PCR > pcrrcp@netzero.net > > >
Guest PCR Posted November 18, 2007 Posted November 18, 2007 Re: RunDLL32 Error dph wrote: | Excellent assistance, worked perfectly. | Thanks You are welcome. Glad to hear it! | "PCR" wrote: | |> "Dan" <Dan@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message |> news:AE3501EA-9B46-4FFE-9BDF-10BE497AE7EA@microsoft.com |> | Here is the error I received when updating my Microsoft Virtual |> | Private Networking Driver in Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition. |> | What does anyone make of it? Thanks in advance for all the |> | suggestions. |> |> Are you sure you are not irradiating the Win98 side again with |> XP-drivers? I see nothing linking RUNDLL32 with SETUPX.DLL at... |> http://search.support.microsoft.com/search/?adv=1&spid=1139 MSKB |> |> Here is how to replace SETUPX.DLL, if necessary... |> |> SETUPX.DLL |> Desc: Windows Setup Functions |> Loc: C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM |> Size: 745,168 bytes |> Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM |> Ver: 4.10.2222 |> |> That is old enough (in Win98SE) never to have been modified by an |> update. So, extract it with SFC, if you can boot to Windows. |> |> (1) "START button, Run, SFC" |> (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" |> (3) Enter "SETUPX.DLL" in the "Specify..." box. |> (4) Click "Start". |> (5) It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM". |> If not, make it so. |> (6) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to |> (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or |> (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely |> "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". |> (7) Click "OK" |> |> If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. |> May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will |> request that you reboot to complete the install. |> |> If you cannot do it in Windows, do it in DOS, per the instructions |> in... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306618/en-us |> Error Message When You Start Your Computer: Msgsrv32 Caused Segment |> Not Present Fault in Module Setupx.dll |> |> And here is what a healthy Rundll32.exe should look like...!... |> |> RUNDLL32.EXE |> Desc: Run a DLL as an App |> Loc: C:\WINDOWS |> Size: 24,576 bytes |> Mod: Friday, April 23, 1999 10:22:00 PM |> Ver: 4.10.1998 |> |> That is old enough (Win98SE) never to have been modified by an |> update. So, extract it with SFC. |> |> (1) "START button, Run, SFC" |> (2) Bolt "Extract one file from installation disk" |> (3) Enter "RUNDLL32.EXE" in the "Specify..." box. |> (4) Click "Start". It should offer to "Save file in C:\WINDOWS". |> If not, make it so. |> (5) In "Restore from", if not already pre-filled, browse to |> (a) Installation CD (likely the Win98 folder) or |> (b) The folder that has your cabs on the hard drive, likely |> "C:\WINDOWS\options\cabs\". |> (5) Click "OK" |> |> If it discovers the file already exists, it will offer to back it up. |> May as well do so. If it discovers the file is "in use", it will |> request that you reboot to complete the install. |> |> | RUNDLL32 caused a general protection fault |> | in module SETUPX.DLL at 0006:00000053. |> | Registers: |> | EAX=00000018 CS=2b0f EIP=00000053 EFLGS=00000206 |> | EBX=00000012 SS=2bef ESP=00007d38 EBP=00007d42 |> | ECX=00000000 DS=2a2f ESI=000202c0 FS=0000 |> | EDX=00000000 ES=0000 EDI=000002c0 GS=0000 |> | Bytes at CS:EIP: |> | 26 ff 74 12 9a 2b 50 af 17 8e 46 08 26 83 7c 14 |> | Stack dump: |> | d8182a2f 00000000 7d4e0018 2b0f0127 00188fa4 7eeed818 2b1728a1 |> | 37ced818 4ea440df 61754c98 7250206c 74617669 654e2065 726f7774 |> | 676e696b 61644120 |> |> -- |> Thanks or Good Luck, |> There may be humor in this post, and, |> Naturally, you will not sue, |> Should things get worse after this, |> PCR |> pcrrcp@netzero.net -- Thanks or Good Luck, There may be humor in this post, and, Naturally, you will not sue, Should things get worse after this, PCR pcrrcp@netzero.net
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