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re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 5:52 am Posted by Simon (1 messages posted) I have got the same error message following a similar process to you. Did you ever get it fixed or find out why it happened? [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 1:08 pm Posted by Tracy (1 messages posted) I don't know if this will help or not, but just as a suggestion: Check your registry, navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE:Software:Microsoft:Windows:CurrentVersion:Run and see if there is an entry in there that says NvCplDaemon. If not, maybe try adding it? The value data on mine says RUNDLL32.EXE NvQTwk,NvCplDaemon initialize. I don't know if this will work, but it can't hurt. Just be sure to save your registry before making any changes. On Friday, October 11, 2002 at 1:57 am, Rolf Mueller wrote: >Hey Guys > >And Girls that is >I updated my soundcard driver recently and after loadind the wrong driver, deleting >it and loading the right one everything is working fine. >But..................Yes you guessed right windows produces an error message when >it starts up Saying Error in NvQTwk >Missing entry NvCPLDaemon >Can anyone tell me what has happened, or even better how to fix it???? >Thank you lads for your time >Rolf [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 9:14 pm Posted by Ted (1 messages posted) Hey Rolf, If you haven't fixed that NvCPLDaemon problem (and my god I hope you have, 'cause I just noticed it's dated Oct of '02 and it's now Jan of '03), I think I can help. That has to do with your Nvidia video card. I don't know if you said which version of Windows you are running. I can tell you how to do it on XP (and I know this will work with WinME and maybe Win98.). 1: Go to "START" menu 2: Look for "RUN" 3: type in "msconfig" (without the " ") 4: click on the "START" tab 5: look for one of the checked boxes containing the NvCPLDaemon in it. 6: UN-check that box 7: click apply and say "yes I want to RESTART my computer now". After your PC restarts it will tell you some horseshit about how you have chosen selective startup or some other geek phrase. Make sure you CHECK the box telling the PC to "shut it's PIE HOLE" and NOT display this warning every time it starts up. You can also check for any other annoying programs that start up with your PC. Uncheck the ones that you don't want starting up every time your PC starts. Do one at a time if you don't know what you are doing, because if the computer acts weird after UN-checking a box and rebooting just go back into MSCONFIG and RE-check it. Do this with all the programs that you recognize and KNOW you don't need and it will help speed up start time. This whole thing is temporary, maybe. If you don't have any other problems then you're probably golden. It would be a good idea though, to go and get the lastest drivers for your video card. If you have the lastest drivers already it wouldn't hurt to reinstall those drivers. I hope this helps you or somebody else. If anybody feels this was incorrect please post a correction. I won't be offended. I enjoy learning from my mistakes. Peace & Love On Friday, October 11, 2002 at 1:57 am, Rolf Mueller wrote: >Hey Guys > >And Girls that is >I updated my soundcard driver recently and after loadind the wrong driver, deleting >it and loading the right one everything is working fine. >But..................Yes you guessed right windows produces an error message when >it starts up Saying Error in NvQTwk >Missing entry NvCPLDaemon >Can anyone tell me what has happened, or even better how to fix it???? >Thank you lads for your time >Rolf [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Monday, January 13, 2003 at 1:37 am Posted by Rolf (5 messages posted) Thanx for your response but i upgtaded to win xp but no matter many many thanx On Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 9:14 pm, Ted wrote: >Hey Rolf, > If you haven't fixed that NvCPLDaemon problem (and my god I hope you have, 'cause >I just noticed it's dated Oct of '02 and it's now Jan of '03), I think I can help. >That has to do with your Nvidia video card. I don't know if you said which version >of Windows you are running. I can tell you how to do it on XP (and I know this will >work with WinME and maybe Win98.). >1: Go to "START" menu >2: Look for "RUN" >3: type in "msconfig" (without the " ") >4: click on the "START" tab >5: look for one of the checked boxes containing the > NvCPLDaemon in it. >6: UN-check that box >7: click apply and say "yes I want to RESTART my > computer now". > After your PC restarts it will tell you some horseshit about how you have chosen >selective startup or some other geek phrase. Make sure you CHECK the box telling >the PC to "shut it's PIE HOLE" and NOT display this warning every time it starts >up. You can also check for any other annoying programs that start up with your PC. >Uncheck the ones that you don't want starting up every time your PC starts. Do one >at a time if you don't know what you are doing, because if the computer acts weird >after UN-checking a box and rebooting just go back into MSCONFIG and RE-check it. >Do this with all the programs that you recognize and KNOW you don't need and it will >help speed up start time. > This whole thing is temporary, maybe. If you don't have any other problems then >you're probably golden. It would be a good idea though, to go and get the lastest >drivers for your video card. If you have the lastest drivers already it wouldn't >hurt to reinstall those drivers. > I hope this helps you or somebody else. If anybody feels this was incorrect please >post a correction. I won't be offended. I enjoy learning from my mistakes. > Peace & Love > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Monday, January 13, 2003 at 1:40 am Posted by Rolf (5 messages posted) Hey simon If you want help please read the other responses to my query and you will be sorted Thanx for your interest On Wednesday, January 8, 2003 at 5:52 am, Simon wrote: >I have got the same error message following a similar process to you. Did you ever >get it fixed or find out why it happened? > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Monday, January 13, 2003 at 1:42 am Posted by Rolf (5 messages posted) Hey Traci Thanx for your help and interest. On Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 1:08 pm, Tracy wrote: >I don't know if this will help or not, but just as a suggestion: Check your registry, >navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE:Software:Microsoft:Windows:CurrentVersion:Run and >see if there is an entry in there that says NvCplDaemon. If not, maybe try adding >it? The value data on mine says RUNDLL32.EXE NvQTwk,NvCplDaemon initialize. I don't >know if this will work, but it can't hurt. Just be sure to save your registry before >making any changes. > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 10:01 am Posted by Eric (1 messages posted) I had the same problem, resolved by going to www.leadtek.com and downloading the appropriate latest driver for my graphics card. Error message now dissapeared & is now running ok On Friday, October 11, 2002 at 1:57 am, Rolf Mueller wrote: >Hey Guys > >And Girls that is >I updated my soundcard driver recently and after loadind the wrong driver, deleting >it and loading the right one everything is working fine. >But..................Yes you guessed right windows produces an error message when >it starts up Saying Error in NvQTwk >Missing entry NvCPLDaemon >Can anyone tell me what has happened, or even better how to fix it???? >Thank you lads for your time >Rolf [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Friday, February 7, 2003 at 8:03 am Posted by CF (1 messages posted) The fix for all Nvidia chip based video cards... Rundll.exe is calling for the drivers to load on startup the new drivers will fix it. :-) http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=winxp-2k_41.09 [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Wednesday, February 12, 2003 at 2:39 pm Posted by Leigh Foster (1 messages posted) Hello! after having installed a shiny new 128 meg MSI g4 ti 4200 I was having problems . From a tip received from a friend I typed my error into my web browser and came to your page. I Read your instructions and hey pesto error gone thanx ! On Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 9:14 pm, Ted wrote: >Hey Rolf, > If you haven't fixed that NvCPLDaemon problem (and my god I hope you have, 'cause >I just noticed it's dated Oct of '02 and it's now Jan of '03), I think I can help. >That has to do with your Nvidia video card. I don't know if you said which version >of Windows you are running. I can tell you how to do it on XP (and I know this will >work with WinME and maybe Win98.). >1: Go to "START" menu >2: Look for "RUN" >3: type in "msconfig" (without the " ") >4: click on the "START" tab >5: look for one of the checked boxes containing the > NvCPLDaemon in it. >6: UN-check that box >7: click apply and say "yes I want to RESTART my > computer now". > After your PC restarts it will tell you some horseshit about how you have chosen >selective startup or some other geek phrase. Make sure you CHECK the box telling >the PC to "shut it's PIE HOLE" and NOT display this warning every time it starts >up. You can also check for any other annoying programs that start up with your PC. >Uncheck the ones that you don't want starting up every time your PC starts. Do one >at a time if you don't know what you are doing, because if the computer acts weird >after UN-checking a box and rebooting just go back into MSCONFIG and RE-check it. >Do this with all the programs that you recognize and KNOW you don't need and it will >help speed up start time. > This whole thing is temporary, maybe. If you don't have any other problems then >you're probably golden. It would be a good idea though, to go and get the lastest >drivers for your video card. If you have the lastest drivers already it wouldn't >hurt to reinstall those drivers. > I hope this helps you or somebody else. If anybody feels this was incorrect please >post a correction. I won't be offended. I enjoy learning from my mistakes. > Peace & Love > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Wednesday, July 9, 2003 at 10:13 am Posted by RK (1 messages posted) Thank You!!! for taking the time to share :) Fixed problem! On Saturday, January 11, 2003 at 9:14 pm, Ted wrote: >Hey Rolf, > If you haven't fixed that NvCPLDaemon problem (and my god I hope you have, 'cause >I just noticed it's dated Oct of '02 and it's now Jan of '03), I think I can help. >That has to do with your Nvidia video card. I don't know if you said which version >of Windows you are running. I can tell you how to do it on XP (and I know this will >work with WinME and maybe Win98.). >1: Go to "START" menu >2: Look for "RUN" >3: type in "msconfig" (without the " ") >4: click on the "START" tab >5: look for one of the checked boxes containing the > NvCPLDaemon in it. >6: UN-check that box >7: click apply and say "yes I want to RESTART my > computer now". > After your PC restarts it will tell you some horseshit about how you have chosen >selective startup or some other geek phrase. Make sure you CHECK the box telling >the PC to "shut it's PIE HOLE" and NOT display this warning every time it starts >up. You can also check for any other annoying programs that start up with your PC. >Uncheck the ones that you don't want starting up every time your PC starts. Do one >at a time if you don't know what you are doing, because if the computer acts weird >after UN-checking a box and rebooting just go back into MSCONFIG and RE-check it. >Do this with all the programs that you recognize and KNOW you don't need and it will >help speed up start time. > This whole thing is temporary, maybe. If you don't have any other problems then >you're probably golden. It would be a good idea though, to go and get the lastest >drivers for your video card. If you have the lastest drivers already it wouldn't >hurt to reinstall those drivers. > I hope this helps you or somebody else. If anybody feels this was incorrect please >post a correction. I won't be offended. I enjoy learning from my mistakes. > Peace & Love > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Saturday, July 12, 2003 at 11:45 am Posted by Don Johnson (1 messages posted) No good I didn't have any of that shit in my friggen Start pane. Any other Ideas? On Wednesday, July 9, 2003 at 10:13 am, RK wrote: >Thank You!!! for taking the time to share :) Fixed problem! > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Sunday, July 13, 2003 at 2:47 pm Posted by Lad Karibe (2 messages posted) Hi. Once I deleted a Driver I did not need. An error DLL message at booting reads Error loading NvQTwk. PLS HELP!!!! My OS is Windows XP [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 7:55 am Posted by Colin M (1 messages posted) I would recommend to you that you install the newest version of NVidia's graphics card drivers. I am assuming that you currently have an NVidia-based card, such as a GeForce of any number from any company. Visit this page: http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=winxp-2k_44.03 And click "Primary Download Site" to download. You will be presented with a license agreement which you can read if you want to. At the bottom, if you accept the agreement, the download will start. In Internet Explorer, you want to "Open" the file, as opposed to "Save" or "Cancel" when a window comes up. An installation program will run, which will install the NVidia drivers, and restore your missing registry keys. At some point during the installation process, you may be presented with a warning about installing unsigned drivers, and asked if you want to "STOP Installation" or "Continue Anyway" or something to that effect. Do NOT stop the installation! All that this means is that NVidia is tired of jumping through Microsoft's hoops and sending copies of all their drivers to Microsoft first for "validation" which just delays releasing the driver. There are no problems with these drivers, and they are safe to install. Hope that works for you! On Sunday, July 13, 2003 at 2:47 pm, Lad Karibe wrote: > >Hi. Once I deleted a Driver I did not need. An error DLL > message at booting reads Error loading NvQTwk. > >PLS HELP!!!! My OS is Windows XP > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 4:35 am Posted by Dan Smith (1 messages posted) Got a feeling this is related to Quick Time on WinXP at least, I'm gonna try the Nvidia Drivers and if that don't work I'll try uninstalling Quick Time 6. BTW the msconfig file is probably trying to initialise the start up of Quick Time so it can sit in your system tray as soon as you boot up. Thanks for the tips at any rate. On Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 7:55 am, Colin M wrote: >I would recommend to you that you install the newest version of NVidia's graphics >card drivers. I am assuming that you currently have an NVidia-based card, such as >a GeForce of any number from any company. Visit this page: >target="_blank">http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=winxp-2k_44.03 And click "Primary >Download Site" to download. You will be presented with a license agreement which >you can read if you want to. At the bottom, if you accept the agreement, the download >will start. In Internet Explorer, you want to "Open" the file, as opposed to "Save" >or "Cancel" when a window comes up. An installation program will run, which will >install the NVidia drivers, and restore your missing registry keys. At some point >during the installation process, you may be presented with a warning about installing >unsigned drivers, and asked if you want to "STOP Installation" or "Continue Anyway" >or something to that effect. Do NOT stop the installation! All that this means is >that NVidia is tired of jumping through Microsoft's hoops and sending copies of all >their drivers to Microsoft first for "validation" which just delays releasing the >driver. There are no problems with these drivers, and they are safe to install. Hope >that works for you! > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Monday, August 18, 2003 at 11:13 am Posted by Rick Fader (1 messages posted) This is NOT an issue with QuickTime. It is, as previously stated, an issue with Nvidia chipsets. If you do not wish to download the latest driver to fix this, or if you are on Windows 2000 and do not have msconfig, you can d/l a simple program called startstop. Do a Google search for startstop, and d/l the file. After you install it, look for the line that has the NvQTwk, and just tell startstop to NEVER load it at startup. The file is NOT a "QT" quicktime file. It stands for Nvidia Quality Tweak. It IS a file for your desktop Nvidia tweaking application. On Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 4:35 am, Dan Smith wrote: >Got a feeling this is related to Quick Time on WinXP at least, I'm gonna try the >Nvidia Drivers and if that don't work I'll try uninstalling Quick Time 6. BTW the >msconfig file is probably trying to initialise the start up of Quick Time so it can >sit in your system tray as soon as you boot up. > > >Thanks for the tips at any rate. > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Monday, October 13, 2003 at 7:43 am Posted by Richard M (1 messages posted) this is prolly a really old thread but i just wanted to let you know if you are running windows 2k then you don't have msconfig. you can copy the .exe file from a windows xo machine and that will work fine, or you can do what msconfig does just without the pretty colors. go to start, then run, then type in regedit, then navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\curent version\run". from there you can manually delete the entries. since this isn't xp you will prolly want to right click the keys (icons in the pane on the right) and go to modify. then copy both lines of information into a text file, that way you can rebuild the key if deleted the wrong one. On Thursday, July 31, 2003 at 4:35 am, Dan Smith wrote: >Got a feeling this is related to Quick Time on WinXP at least, I'm gonna try the >Nvidia Drivers and if that don't work I'll try uninstalling Quick Time 6. BTW the >msconfig file is probably trying to initialise the start up of Quick Time so it can >sit in your system tray as soon as you boot up. > > >Thanks for the tips at any rate. > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Tuesday, November 4, 2003 at 8:23 pm Posted by groundzero (1 messages posted) I just wanted to shed a little light on the msconfig application. It is never a good idea to disable things at startup through msconfig. The 'selective startup' mode that goes into effect can cause several 'selective' issues and many unstable can happen quite often. I speak from experience as I am a IT administrator and I have seen it time and time again. Just go into the registry using regedit and FIRST extract the part of the registry you are going to delete(so that you have a backup in case you mess up) and then delete it from the path that was stated in a previous post. Just wanted to help. Good luck. On Monday, October 13, 2003 at 7:43 am, Richard M wrote: >this is prolly a really old thread but i just wanted to let you know if you are running >windows 2k then you don't have msconfig. you can copy the .exe file from a windows >xo machine and that will work fine, or you can do what msconfig does just without >the pretty colors. go to start, then run, then type in regedit, then navigate to >"HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\software\microsoft\windows\curent version\run". from there you >can manually delete the entries. since this isn't xp you will prolly want to right >click the keys (icons in the pane on the right) and go to modify. then copy both >lines of information into a text file, that way you can rebuild the key if deleted >the wrong one. > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Wednesday, November 5, 2003 at 5:01 am Posted by Simon (1 messages posted) First of all great site found no end of tips on here. My PC was locking up on boot-up it would boot to desktop then lock solid no Ctr Alt Del no mouse no errors just locked. I am running 98SE with a MSI 128 GF4 ti4200. I didn't know what to do as sometimes it was OK and other times it would lock and sometimes the screen would go and I would be left with a black screen with a green line across the top. Anyway I unticked the NvQTwk in msconfig and so far its been fine. Anyone know what it does anyway ?. Really hope this has sorted my lockups as itys driving me mad. On Tuesday, November 4, 2003 at 8:23 pm, groundzero wrote: > >I just wanted to shed a little light on the msconfig application. It is never a >good idea to disable things at startup through msconfig. The 'selective startup' >mode that goes into effect can cause several 'selective' issues and many unstable >can happen quite often. I speak from experience as I am a IT administrator and I >have seen it time and time again. Just go into the registry using regedit and FIRST >extract the part of the registry you are going to delete(so that you have a backup >in case you mess up) and then delete it from the path that was stated in a previous >post. Just wanted to help. Good luck. > > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Tuesday, November 11, 2003 at 9:47 am Posted by CAPT Seabee (1 messages posted) I've been having a problem with WIN XP not being able to load NVQTWK. The problem seems to stem from multiple driver files improperly linked in the registry as you upgrade your driver sets. I stumbled on an excellent free "Driver Cleaner" program that gets rid of all the driver files for ATI, nVidea, etc., cleans the registry, and leaves your system using the generic VGA on reboot. Loading the latest drivers "clean" solved the problem. Check out: http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=3214 for the program. Worked great. Best regards.... [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Friday, April 9, 2004 at 6:07 pm Posted by denise (1 messages posted) thanks so much for the info! On Friday, October 11, 2002 at 1:57 am, Rolf wrote: >Hey Guys > >And Girls that is >I updated my soundcard driver recently and after loadind the wrong driver, deleting >it and loading the right one everything is working fine. >But..................Yes you guessed right windows produces an error message when >it starts up Saying Error in NvQTwk >Missing entry NvCPLDaemon >Can anyone tell me what has happened, or even better how to fix it???? >Thank you lads for your time >Rolf [Reply or follow-up to this message] re: Error in NvQTwk, Missing Entry NvCPLDaemon Friday, January 21, 2005 at 11:54 pm Posted by Massimo (1 messages posted) I had the same problem "error with NvQTwk" after downloading the last patch of Microsoft for XP, which has probably changed something in my nvidia registry. I have done as you indicated. I have also chosen to install all the drivers proposed even if the installation program said that the drivers already installed were newer. The problem has disappeared. Thank you very much. On Wednesday, July 16, 2003 at 7:55 am, Colin M wrote: >I would recommend to you that you install the newest version of NVidia's graphics >card drivers. I am assuming that you currently have an NVidia-based card, such as >a GeForce of any number from any company. Visit this page: >target="_blank">http://www.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=winxp-2k_44.03 And click "Primary >Download Site" to download. You will be presented with a license agreement which >you can read if you want to. At the bottom, if you accept the agreement, the download >will start. In Internet Explorer, you want to "Open" the file, as opposed to "Save" >or "Cancel" when a window comes up. An installation program will run, which will >install the NVidia drivers, and restore your missing registry keys. At some point >during the installation process, you may be presented with a warning about installing >unsigned drivers, and asked if you want to "STOP Installation" or "Continue Anyway" >or something to that effect. Do NOT stop the installation! All that this means is >that NVidia is tired of jumping through Microsoft's hoops and sending copies of all >their drivers to Microsoft first for "validation" which just delays releasing the >driver. There are no problems with these drivers, and they are safe to install. Hope >that works for you! > > [Reply or follow-up to this message] Tip: Use one of the [Reply or follow-up to this message] links above to add a message to this thread Search this forum Start a new thread on a different subject Report abuse of the forum Return to the Windows Me Discussion Forum