I have done as suggested and it reported that it did not find any integrity
violations
"dean-dean" wrote:
Quote:
> C:\Windows\System32\evr.dll is a Vista system file for "Enhanced Video
> Renderer DLL". A bad image error means the file may be corrupt or damaged.
> Try this. Go to Start Menu\Programs\Accessories, and right-click Command
> Prompt. Choose Run as Administrator. At the Prompt, Copy and Paste this:
>
> sfc /SCANFILE="C:\Windows\System32\evr.dll"
>
> Press Enter. What does Windows Resource Protection report?
>
> "JohnD" <john@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:2A00F7C5-E8C5-4B8A-A0CD-676703949163@xxxxxx Quote:
> >I have just received a new computer with Vista Home Premium and have now
> >got
> > 3GB RAM inserted.
> > When ever I try to run a video in Windows Media player 11 or Real player
> > 11
> > I get the following window come up
> > "EVR Full Screen Windows - Bad Image"
> > with the following error message
> > "Exception Processing Message 0xc000007b Parameters 0x7592023c 0x7592023c
> > 0x7592023c 0x7592023c"
> > If I continue to press OK on this for about 10/15 goes, it disappears and
> > the video starts.
> > Can anyone advise me of a solution to this?
> >
>