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re: Invalid page fault in module msxml3.dll
Friday, March 28, 2008 at 5:34 pm
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by bob wells
(1010 messages posted)
Christel,
Go to START>Programs>Accessories>System Tools, click on System Information. Locate
and click on the Tools Tab, Click on Internet explorer repair Tool. Select Repair
then click OK to Restart your Computer.
Post back with All subsequent errors. And please follow gewg_'s suggestions.
BW
There's nothing to learn from someone who already agrees with you.
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On Friday, March 28, 2008 at 8:53 am, Christel Johnson wrote:
>I know there are loads of threads about invalid page faults and I have read loads
>here and on other forums, but have not found a solution to my problem. The error
>message is always the same and always contains the same data about the file-address-flags
>etc. It is always IE causing the invalid page fault and always in module msxml3.dll.
>Tried repairing explorer-made sure I have all the most current files-ran registry
>checker etc. etc. This error does not happen everywhere or all the time. One time
>I was unable to access one of my on line bank accounts, but did just fine at another
>one. Right now for instance, if I go to anywhere at Yahoo---Bingo. I had posted
at
>another site, a couple of days later I went there to see if anyone had an idea---can't
>get on any longer. As soon as the site loads, "IE has encountered a problem will
>be shut down...". Sometimes I get the other message in a smaller window with the
>page fault. Involved are always IE and msxml3.dll. Always the same error code (a
>bunch of zeros with a 5 at the end=access violation). I have done various scans
for
>malware/adware and am now 'clean', but didn't make a difference. One strange thing
>I have found: The 'file' listed under the technical data is always 0x0000000000000000
>(16 zeros). I did a search in the registry and found entries like this:
>##.#0000000000000000#{cf1dda2c-9743-11d0-a3ee-00a0c9223196}. And then there is the
>exact same entry but without the ##.#s. It's not only with the all zeros but also
>with others like ##.#0000000000000045#{f18a0e88-c30c-11d0-8815-00a0c906bed8} and
>always a corresponding entry without the #s. If anyone has any idea or suggestions
>I would be so greatful for your advice/help with my issue. And if I simply drop
off
>the face of the earth, well, then it's because I can't get back to this site because
>of this problem like it happened at this other forum where I was able to go and
post
>a message and then not.
>Anyway, thanks in advance for anyone taking the time to read my message and trying
>to help!!!
>
>PS: OS is win98 se with IE6 sp1
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