I've been getting this for over a month. Since then, i've been looking
all over to try to find a fix.. and have been unable to. Even with the
things listed on this site, I haven't been able to fix it..

I run off of Windows 7. Help?




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"Masen Loy" <Masen.Loy.4858w8@newsgroup-mx.forums.Win7heads.com> wrote in message
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> I've been getting this for over a month. Since then, i've been looking
> all over to try to find a fix.. and have been unable to. Even with the
> things listed on this site, I haven't been able to fix it..

<cmd_output OS="W7">
C:\>set /a c = 0x7E
126
C:\>net helpmsg %c%

The specified module could not be found.

</cmd_output>

>
> I run off of Windows 7. Help?

Looks like you need to figure out what "the specified module" is. Look
for clues in any of the diagnostics that whatever it is that you are doing
produces. You could supplement whatever they are (and help discover what
they are) by running ProcMon.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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"Masen Loy" <Masen.Loy.49f9sk@newsgroup-mx.forums.Win7heads.com> wrote in message
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> I downloaded ProcMon, and ran it, but I really don't know what to do
> from there. All I really see from it are a bunch of processes from
> -explorer- and -firefox-.
>

> What exactly am I supposed to be doing with this program? (sorry for
> the incompetence)

Well, to show only what msnmsgr.exe is doing, for example, you could
right-click, Include Process Name on one of its trace entries. Then you
could find file management records which involved a write operation and
perhaps highlight those. So, Ctrl-h Operation Contains Write to
highlight all such records. If one of those writes seemed interesting to
you you could use the Jump command (Ctrl-j). Etc.


HTH

Robert
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