re: Invalid page fault in module msxml3.dll
Monday, March 31, 2008 at 3:09 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by bob wells
(1636 messages posted)
Christel,
First, go to Start>find>files or folders, in the NAMED: window type the file name
(msxml3.dll); in LOOK IN, select C: Click Find Now.
The file should be in C:\Windows\System. Size 1,096kb
Record what you find.
If you stopped at System Tools, you didn't go far enough.
Click on, System Tools, Click on "SYSTEM INFORMATION. Find the Tools Tab. It's at
the Top of the System Information Dialog Box, it is a drop down Menu. Click on it
and select IE Repair Tool.
This may be exactly the same as ADD/Remove IE Repair, I don't know. I use this version
because it works.
Everything I can find points to IE Repair for this particular error. Could be a
corrupted .dll file.
If you have a copy of IE6 SP1 on a CD you could try uninstall/reinstall.
Have you been to Windows Update lately? Yes, it still works for Win98SE.
The only other thing I can think of would be to run System File Checker From the
same Drop down menu on the System Information Dialog Box. Or type SFC in a run box
to access SFC
I hesitate to recommend this because it can be very, very tedious and is sometimes
difficult to figure out what to do.
Below is a link for an explanation of how to use System File Checker. It is helpful
but incomplete. If you try SFC and find that you don't know what to do with a result,
check the IGNORE button. No changes will be made. Be patient, this will take some
time.
http://help.stargate.net/general/sfc.shtml
Try Windows Update to see if you've missed an update, then consider uninstall/reinstall.
Be sure to restart your computer when you finish any of these Processes.
I Hope some of this helps. Post back with results.
BW
There's nothing to learn from someone who already agrees with you.
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On Sunday, March 30, 2008 at 8:29 pm, Christel Johnson wrote:
>"The only real valuable thing is intuition."
>Albert Einstein
>Thanks for your reply Bob. I did as you instructed, but... I do
>not have 'system informaton' as a choice under
>START>Programs>Accessories>System Tools
>
>I had, however, in the past, as I think I mentioned in my
>original post, repaired IE via the add/remove programs function,
>which had no impact as far as the invalid page fault error.
>
>Thanks again and looking forward to hear from you again soon.
>
Miss Chris
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