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re: Invalid page fault in module msxml3.dll
Monday, March 31, 2008 at 10:06 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Christel Johnson
(4 messages posted)
"The only real valuable thing is intuition."
Albert Einstein
Hello again Bob
Here's what I found in the properties for msxml3.dll:
File Version: 8.90.1101.0
Description: MSXML 3.0 SP9
Size: 1.05MB (1,104,896 bytes), 1,114,112 bytes used
I didn't stop at system tools, Bob, it's just that the options
listed under system tools did not include 'System Information'.
Here's what's listed:
Character Map
Clipboard Viewer
Disk Cleanup
Disk Defragmenter etc
It's all in alphabetical order and the only entry with 'System'
is 'System Monitor'
No, I haven't done the windows update but will. I also found
a site listing all wind98se updates that ever came out. So I
will pay them a visit again after I have checked everything
on the MS update site. I have done the SFC and all I did there
was make sure I had all the latest/newest versions of files.
Thanks for the link, I will check it out.
I have IE6SP1 saved and it's also still available at MS, so if all
else fails I will remove and reinstall it. Guess I got my work cut
out for a while.
Just one more thing that must have something to do with this problem:
I have 3 online money accounts that are all serviced by the
same system. I had problems getting around in one and called
this morning. They said that I'm supposed to be able to see 4
tabs across the top while in the accounts. On 2 I don't see them,
but I have no browser crashes. Now on the third one, as soon as
I log in, I get the
"IE has encountered a problem and will be shut down..." message.
I see the tabs in this account but cannot proceed because of the
error. When I look into the technical data, there is the problem
module msxml3.dll again.
The tech people I spoke with walked me thru some stting changes
but nothing made a difference.
Well, I will do some legwork and return when done. Thanks!!!
Miss Chris
On Monday, March 31, 2008 at 3:09 am, bob wells wrote:
>Christel,
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>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.
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>The file should be in C:\Windows\System. Size 1,096kb
>Record what you find.
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>If you stopped at System Tools, you didn't go far enough.
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>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.
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>This may be exactly the same as ADD/Remove IE Repair, I don't know. I use this version
>because it works.
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>Everything I can find points to IE Repair for this particular error. Could be a
>corrupted .dll file.
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>If you have a copy of IE6 SP1 on a CD you could try uninstall/reinstall.
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>Have you been to Windows Update lately? Yes, it still works for Win98SE.
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>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
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>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
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>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
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> There's nothing to learn from someone who already agrees with you.
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