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EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module KERNEL32.DLL at 0167:bff9dc19.
Registers:
EAX=c00309cc CS=0167 EIP=bff9dc19 EFLGS=00010216
EBX=0059ff68 SS=016f ESP=0055fdb8 EBP=00560054
ECX=00000000 DS=016f ESI=00000000 FS=4177
EDX=bff76855 ES=016f EDI=bff79138 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
53 8b 15 e4 dc fc bf 56 89 4d e4 57 89 4d dc 89
Stack dump:
------------------------------------------------
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module <unknown> at 0000:03b12128.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=03b12128 EFLGS=00010202
EBX=0059ea96 SS=016f ESP=0059ea48 EBP=0059ea64
ECX=01f90ff4 DS=016f ESI=00007aba FS=2f6f
EDX=00007ad6 ES=016f EDI=0059ea4c GS=2f4f
Bytes at CS:EIP:
Stack dump:
bff7363b 000006c4 0000001c 00000001 00000000 7a942f27 0000016f 0059ea78 bff9443b 2f4f7aba 00002f4f 00000000 bff719b8 00007ab4 0059faf0 bff7186d
I keep getting errors such as the above - they vary,
I'm running 98sse with unofficial service pack and up to date unofficial fixes and internet explorer 6.0 sp1
I've tried things I found through google like deleting pwl files and renaming applog
repairing internet explorer [some errors say internet explorer instead of explorer even when I'm not uing i ex and it happens]
Any ideas?
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Posted 06 November 2006 - 10:31 AM
One other report for this error but with no solution :
http://www.supportne...9/id1420753.asp
As always, if you were able to pinpoint aproximately where in time it begun, it would possibly give you a clue as to what changed in your system around that time that could be responsable for it.
Do you run Dr Watson ? Sometimes it gives a bit of a clue if it is able to intecept the crash.
http://www.supportne...9/id1420753.asp
As always, if you were able to pinpoint aproximately where in time it begun, it would possibly give you a clue as to what changed in your system around that time that could be responsable for it.
Do you run Dr Watson ? Sometimes it gives a bit of a clue if it is able to intecept the crash.
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Posted 06 November 2006 - 11:13 AM
Thanks I've not tried dr watson before.
Apart from starting it and taking a snapshot I'm not sure how to use it?
I can't pinpoint what brought it on.
I first noticed it over a month ago, however I've had a stinking flu since then and what I was up to on the pc at that time is a distant vague blur.
scanned disk for errors
defragged
Tried unistalling any recent new softwares
cleaned registry of them
scanned for nasties etc.
It doesn't happen when my partner uses voice recognition software
on the pc.
Only happens when I'm doing things with the mouse
Tried a different mouse. but I'm sure its nothing to do with a mouse as I can see from searching around that loads of people get/got explorer errors on 9x
it can be copying or moving a file, opening or closing a folder or application
rightclicking on something - seems very random.
Can go for hours with nothing then can get a whole spate of it.
If there is a pattern I've not spotted it.
Apart from starting it and taking a snapshot I'm not sure how to use it?
I can't pinpoint what brought it on.
I first noticed it over a month ago, however I've had a stinking flu since then and what I was up to on the pc at that time is a distant vague blur.
scanned disk for errors
defragged
Tried unistalling any recent new softwares
cleaned registry of them
scanned for nasties etc.
It doesn't happen when my partner uses voice recognition software
on the pc.
Only happens when I'm doing things with the mouse
Tried a different mouse. but I'm sure its nothing to do with a mouse as I can see from searching around that loads of people get/got explorer errors on 9x
it can be copying or moving a file, opening or closing a folder or application
rightclicking on something - seems very random.
Can go for hours with nothing then can get a whole spate of it.
If there is a pattern I've not spotted it.
This post has been edited by Arrow: 06 November 2006 - 11:17 AM
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Posted 06 November 2006 - 11:32 AM
Dr Watson simply intercept a certain number of crashes and automatically makes a snapshot including a crash log when it happens but it is usually very difficult to get something meaningfull for a end user out of it.
What do you find under the hook tab in Dr watson snapshot ?
Could you actually post a Dr Watson snapshot as it gives many usefull information as to what runs in your system, particularly at low level ?
What do you find under the hook tab in Dr watson snapshot ?
Could you actually post a Dr Watson snapshot as it gives many usefull information as to what runs in your system, particularly at low level ?
This post has been edited by eidenk: 06 November 2006 - 11:33 AM
#5
Posted 06 November 2006 - 11:17 PM
Here we go:
Any software I can see listed there i have used before without explorer errors in the past.
I need point32 for different mouse button assignments, dodgy forefinger, I can't use normal left click mouse button position.
I know it is a hook but I've blocked it from internet access and again no previous explorer troubles with it installed.
Quote
*----> Summary/Overview <----*
--------------------
Windows KB891711 component has altered Windows system files.
Module Name: KB891711.EXE
Description: Windows KB891711 component
Version: 4.10.2224
Product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
--------------------
Windows KB918547 EXE component has altered Windows system
files.
Module Name: KB918547.EXE
Description: Windows KB918547 EXE component
Version: 4.10.2224
Product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
User's Remarks:
*----> System Information <----*
Microsoft Windows 98 4.10.2222 A
Clean install using Full OEM CD
/T:C:\WININST0.400 /SrcDir=C:\IMAGES\WIN98 a:\company.inf /IZ /II /IS /IQ /IT /II /NR /II /C /U:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
IE 5 6.0.2800.1106
Uptime: 0:00:04:40
Normal mode
On "******" as "******"
GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 10
511MB RAM
81% system resources free
Windows-managed swap file on drive C (34009MB free)
Temporary files on drive C (34009MB free)
*----> Task list <----*
Program
Type
Path
------------
1. Kernel32.dll
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
2. MSGSRV32.EXE
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
3. Mprexe.exe
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
4. MMTASK.TSK
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
5. KB918547.EXE
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
6. KB891711.EXE
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
7. *********.exe {firewall}
**********
**************
8. Explorer.exe
4.72.3612.1700
Microsoft Corporation
9. Systray.exe
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
10. ***********.exe {antivirus}
**************
*********
11. Manganesemenu.exe
1.0.0.0
BiBa SOFTWARE
12. Edexter.exe
1.34
Pyrenean
13. Point32.exe
4.10.0851.0
Microsoft Corporation
14. Drwatson.exe
4.03
Microsoft Corporation
*----> Startup Items <----*
Name
Loaded from
Command
-------------------
1. eDexter
Startup Group
"C:\Program Files\eDexter\eDexter.exe"
2. Manganese Menu
Registry (Per-User Run)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MANGANESE MENU\MANGANESEMENU.EXE
3. ScanRegistry
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\WINDOWS\scanregw.exe /autorun
4. SystemTray
Registry (Machine Run)
SysTray.Exe
5. *************************
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\PROGRA~1\******************* {a/v updater}
6. ************** Firewall
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\
7. LoadPowerProfile
Registry (Machine Service)
Rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,LoadCurrentPwrScheme
8. KB918547
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\KB918547\KB918547.EXE
9. KB891711
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\KB891711\KB891711.EXE
10. Tweak UI
Registry (Machine Service)
RUNDLL32.EXE TWEAKUI.CPL,TweakLogon
11. ******************* Firewall
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\
*----> System Patches <----*
System module
Modified by
Path
-------------------
1. USER
KB891711.EXE
4.10.2224
2. GDI
KB918547.EXE
4.10.2224
*----> System Hooks <----*
Hook type
Hooked by
Application
DLL path
Application path
------------------------
1. GetMessage
Msh_zwf.dll
POINT32.EXE
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\Msh_zwf.dll
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\POINT32.EXE
2. CBT
Point32.dll
POINT32.EXE
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\Point32.dll
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\POINT32.EXE
*----> Kernel Drivers <----*
Driver
Loaded from
Type
Likely path
-------------------
1. VMM
Microsoft Corporation
Virtual Machine Manager
2. MTRR
Microsoft Corporation
?
3. VCACHE
Microsoft Corporation
Cache manager
4. DFS
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
DFS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
5. VGARTD
1.0.22
Intel Corporation
GART (AGP) services VxD
6. PERF
Microsoft Corporation
System Monitor data collection driver
7. VFIXD
1.00.02
Intel Corporation
Compatibility VxD
8. VPOWERD
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
VPOWERD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
9. VPICD
Microsoft Corporation
Hardware interrupt manager
10. VrtwD
1.1.075.3
Intel Corporation
Real-Time Clock VxD
11. VTD
Microsoft Corporation
Timer device driver
12. VWIN32
Microsoft Corporation
Win32 subsystem driver
13. VXDLDR
Microsoft Corporation
Dynamic device driver loader
14. FILT95
15. NTKERN
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Driver Model
16. CONFIGMG
Microsoft Corporation
Configuration manager
17. ASPIENUM
4.60 (1021)
Adaptec
Adaptec ASPI Real Mode Driver Enumerator
18. PCI
4.10.2228
Microsoft Corporation
PCI Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
19. ISAPNP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
ISAPNP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
20. ACPI
Microsoft Corporation
?
21. VCDFSD
Microsoft Corporation
CD-ROM filesystem driver
22. IOS
Microsoft Corporation
I/O Supervisor
23. PAGEFILE
Microsoft Corporation
Swapfile driver
24. PAGESWAP
Microsoft Corporation
Swapfile manager
25. PARITY
Microsoft Corporation
Memory parity driver
26. REBOOT
Microsoft Corporation
Ctrl+Alt+Del manager
27. EBIOS
Microsoft Corporation
Extended BIOS driver
28. VDD
Microsoft Corporation
Display driver
29. I81X
4.13.01.3196
Intel® Corporation
Mini-VDD for Intel Graphics Driver
30. VSD
Microsoft Corporation
Speaker driver
31. COMBUFF
Microsoft Corporation
Communications buffer driver
32. VCD
Microsoft Corporation
Communications port driver
33. VMOUSE
Microsoft Corporation
Mouse driver
34. MSMINI
11.40.852
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft IntelliPoint
35. ENABLE
Microsoft Corporation
Accessibility driver
36. VKD
Microsoft Corporation
Keyboard driver
37. VPD
Microsoft Corporation
Printer driver
38. INT13
Microsoft Corporation
BIOS hard disk emulation driver
39. VMCPD
Microsoft Corporation
Math coprocessor driver
40. BIOSXLAT
Microsoft Corporation
BIOS emulation driver
41. VNETBIOS
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
VNETBIOS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
42. NDIS
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
NDIS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
43. PPPMAC
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Virtual PPP Driver
44. VTDI
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows TDI Support Driver
45. WSOCK2
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets Driver 2 TCP/IP only.
46. VIP
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
Windows IP Driver
47. MSTCP
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
Windows TCP Driver
48. VDHCP
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
DHCP VxD Driver
49. AFVXD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets VTDI Driver
50. DOSMGR
Microsoft Corporation
MS-DOS emulation manager
51. VMPOLL
Microsoft Corporation
System idle-time driver
52. JAVASUP
5.00.3810
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft® Virtual Machine Helper Device for Java
53. VCOMM
Microsoft Corporation
Communications port Plug and Play driver
54. VCOND
Microsoft Corporation
Console subsystem driver
55. VTDAPI
Microsoft Corporation
Multimedia timer driver
56. *********CORE
57. VFLATD
Microsoft Corporation
Linear aperture video driver
58. Display1
59. mmdevldr
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
mmdevldr Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
60. HCFPNP
2.1.2.156.012
Conexant
Rockwell PCI Modem Enumerator
61. APIX
4.60 (1021)
Adaptec
Adaptec APIX Virtual Device
62. CDTSD
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
CDTSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
63. CDVSD
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
CDVSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
64. DiskTSD
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
DiskTSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
65. scsi1hlp
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
scsi1hlp Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
66. voltrack
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
voltrack Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
67. InCDRm
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
InCD MRW Remapper
68. BsUDF
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
Compatibility module for Nero 5.x with InCD 4
69. INCDFS
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
UDF Packet Writing Filesystem
70. INCDPASS
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
Layer filter driver
71. SMARTVSD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SMARTVSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
72. PCOUFFIN
Version 1.36.0
VSO Software
Low level access layer for CD/DVD/BD devices
73. PXHELPER
1.0.7
Sonic Solutions
Px Helper Driver for Windows 9x
74. CDRALVSD
5.3.2.31
Roxio
Roxio CDRAL Virtual Device
75. CDR4VSD
5.3.2.31
Roxio
CD-R Helper VSD for Windows 95
76. ACbHlpr
1.01
Adaptec
Adaptec's Callback Helper for Windows 9x
77. BIGMEM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
BIGMEM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
78. SPAP
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SPAP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
79. HSFLOP
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
HSFLOP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
80. ESDI_506
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
ESDI_506 Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
81. LPTENUM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
LPTENUM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
82. SERENUM
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SERENUM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
83. SERWAVE
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Serwave Virtual Device
84. EMU10K1
4.12.01.0905
Creative Technology Ltd.
Creative Emu10k1 Hardware Abstraction Layer
85. CIFMAN
4.05.1003
Creative Technology Ltd.
Creative Interface Manager Vxd
86. DSOUND
4.09.00.0904
Microsoft Corporation
DirectSound VxD
87. VSYNTHD
88. vjoyd
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
Joystick Virtual Device
89. SFMAN
4.06.502
Creative Technology Ltd.
SoundFont® Manager
90. WSHTCP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets TCP helper Driver
91. VDMAD
Microsoft Corporation
Direct Memory Access controller driver
92. V86MMGR
Microsoft Corporation
MS-DOS memory manager
93. SPOOLER
Microsoft Corporation
Print spooler
94. UDF
Microsoft Corporation
?
95. VFAT
Microsoft Corporation
FAT filesystem driver
96. VDEF
Microsoft Corporation
Default filesystem driver
97. CDFS
4.10.1999
Microsoft Corporation
CDFS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
98. IFSMGR
Microsoft Corporation
File system manager
99. VNETSUP
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
VNETSUP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
100. VREDIR
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
VREDIR Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
101. VFBACKUP
Microsoft Corporation
Floppy backup helper driver
102. SHELL
Microsoft Corporation
Shell device driver
103. *********************
************
*******************.
Anti Virus
104. DRWATSON
4.03
Microsoft Corporation
Dr. Watson for Windows 98
105. ARP
106. HTTPFILT
107. PROTECT
108. NNTPFILT
109. IMAPFILT
110. FTPFILT
111. CONTENT
112. MAILFILT
113. POP3FILT
114. DNSCACHE
115. ADBLOCK
116. HTMLFILT
117. SECRET
118. usbhub
119. WMILIB
120. WMIDRV
121. uhcd
122. USBD
123. hidvkd
124. compbatt
125. BATTC
126. acpi
Microsoft Corporation
?
127. swenum
128. ks
129. update
130. wdmfs
*----> User-Mode Drivers <----*
Driver
Type
Path
------------
1. mmsystem.dll
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
2. power.drv
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
3. serwvdrv.drv
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
4. msacm.drv
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
5. ctmm16.drv
4.12.01.0900 (Beta)
Creative Technology Ltd.
6. ctwt16.drv
4.12.01.0900
Creative Technology Ltd.
7. ctsyn16.drv
4.06.603
Creative Technology Ltd.
8. midimap.drv
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
9. msjstick.drv
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
*----> MS-DOS Drivers <----*
Name
Type
------------
1. DISPLAY
Device driver
2. HIMEM
Device driver
3. DBLBUFF
Device driver
4. IFSHLP
Device driver
5. KEYB
TSR program
*----> 16-bit Modules <----*
Name
Type
Path
------------
1. KERNEL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
2. SYSTEM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
3. KEYBOARD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
4. MOUSE
9.01.0.000
Microsoft Corporation
5. DISPLAY
4.13.01.3196
Intel® Corporation
6. DIBENG
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
7. SOUND
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
8. COMM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
9. GDI
4.10.2227
Microsoft Corporation
10. USER
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
11. DDEML
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
12. MSPLUS
4.40.500
Microsoft Corporation
13. MSGSRV32
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
14. MMSYSTEM
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
15. POWER
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
16. LZEXPAND
4.00.429
Microsoft Corporation
17. VER
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
18. SHELL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
19. COMMCTRL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
20. SERWVDRV
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
21. VMODCTL
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
22. UMDM16
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
23. UMDMXFRM
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
24. MSACMMAP
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
25. MSACM
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
26. MMTASK
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
27. CTMM16
4.12.01.0900 (Beta)
Creative Technology Ltd.
28. CTWT16
4.12.01.0900
Creative Technology Ltd.
29. SYSTHUNK
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
30. OLECLI
1.20.000
Microsoft Corporation
31. OLESVR
1.10.000
Microsoft Corporation
32. CTSYN16
4.06.603
Creative Technology Ltd.
33. MIDIMAP
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
34. MSJSTICK
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
35. KB918547
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
36. Q918547
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
37. TOOLHELP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
38. KB891711
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
39. Q891711
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
40. COMMDLG
4.00.950
Microsoft Corporation
41. PIFMGR
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
--------------------
Windows KB891711 component has altered Windows system files.
Module Name: KB891711.EXE
Description: Windows KB891711 component
Version: 4.10.2224
Product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
--------------------
Windows KB918547 EXE component has altered Windows system
files.
Module Name: KB918547.EXE
Description: Windows KB918547 EXE component
Version: 4.10.2224
Product: Microsoft® Windows® Operating System
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
User's Remarks:
*----> System Information <----*
Microsoft Windows 98 4.10.2222 A
Clean install using Full OEM CD
/T:C:\WININST0.400 /SrcDir=C:\IMAGES\WIN98 a:\company.inf /IZ /II /IS /IQ /IT /II /NR /II /C /U:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
IE 5 6.0.2800.1106
Uptime: 0:00:04:40
Normal mode
On "******" as "******"
GenuineIntel x86 Family 6 Model 8 Stepping 10
511MB RAM
81% system resources free
Windows-managed swap file on drive C (34009MB free)
Temporary files on drive C (34009MB free)
*----> Task list <----*
Program
Type
Path
------------
1. Kernel32.dll
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
2. MSGSRV32.EXE
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
3. Mprexe.exe
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
4. MMTASK.TSK
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
5. KB918547.EXE
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
6. KB891711.EXE
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
7. *********.exe {firewall}
**********
**************
8. Explorer.exe
4.72.3612.1700
Microsoft Corporation
9. Systray.exe
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
10. ***********.exe {antivirus}
**************
*********
11. Manganesemenu.exe
1.0.0.0
BiBa SOFTWARE
12. Edexter.exe
1.34
Pyrenean
13. Point32.exe
4.10.0851.0
Microsoft Corporation
14. Drwatson.exe
4.03
Microsoft Corporation
*----> Startup Items <----*
Name
Loaded from
Command
-------------------
1. eDexter
Startup Group
"C:\Program Files\eDexter\eDexter.exe"
2. Manganese Menu
Registry (Per-User Run)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MANGANESE MENU\MANGANESEMENU.EXE
3. ScanRegistry
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\WINDOWS\scanregw.exe /autorun
4. SystemTray
Registry (Machine Run)
SysTray.Exe
5. *************************
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\PROGRA~1\******************* {a/v updater}
6. ************** Firewall
Registry (Machine Run)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\
7. LoadPowerProfile
Registry (Machine Service)
Rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,LoadCurrentPwrScheme
8. KB918547
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\KB918547\KB918547.EXE
9. KB891711
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\KB891711\KB891711.EXE
10. Tweak UI
Registry (Machine Service)
RUNDLL32.EXE TWEAKUI.CPL,TweakLogon
11. ******************* Firewall
Registry (Machine Service)
C:\PROGRAM FILES\
*----> System Patches <----*
System module
Modified by
Path
-------------------
1. USER
KB891711.EXE
4.10.2224
2. GDI
KB918547.EXE
4.10.2224
*----> System Hooks <----*
Hook type
Hooked by
Application
DLL path
Application path
------------------------
1. GetMessage
Msh_zwf.dll
POINT32.EXE
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\Msh_zwf.dll
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\POINT32.EXE
2. CBT
Point32.dll
POINT32.EXE
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\Point32.dll
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT HARDWARE\MOUSE\POINT32.EXE
*----> Kernel Drivers <----*
Driver
Loaded from
Type
Likely path
-------------------
1. VMM
Microsoft Corporation
Virtual Machine Manager
2. MTRR
Microsoft Corporation
?
3. VCACHE
Microsoft Corporation
Cache manager
4. DFS
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
DFS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
5. VGARTD
1.0.22
Intel Corporation
GART (AGP) services VxD
6. PERF
Microsoft Corporation
System Monitor data collection driver
7. VFIXD
1.00.02
Intel Corporation
Compatibility VxD
8. VPOWERD
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
VPOWERD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
9. VPICD
Microsoft Corporation
Hardware interrupt manager
10. VrtwD
1.1.075.3
Intel Corporation
Real-Time Clock VxD
11. VTD
Microsoft Corporation
Timer device driver
12. VWIN32
Microsoft Corporation
Win32 subsystem driver
13. VXDLDR
Microsoft Corporation
Dynamic device driver loader
14. FILT95
15. NTKERN
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Driver Model
16. CONFIGMG
Microsoft Corporation
Configuration manager
17. ASPIENUM
4.60 (1021)
Adaptec
Adaptec ASPI Real Mode Driver Enumerator
18. PCI
4.10.2228
Microsoft Corporation
PCI Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
19. ISAPNP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
ISAPNP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
20. ACPI
Microsoft Corporation
?
21. VCDFSD
Microsoft Corporation
CD-ROM filesystem driver
22. IOS
Microsoft Corporation
I/O Supervisor
23. PAGEFILE
Microsoft Corporation
Swapfile driver
24. PAGESWAP
Microsoft Corporation
Swapfile manager
25. PARITY
Microsoft Corporation
Memory parity driver
26. REBOOT
Microsoft Corporation
Ctrl+Alt+Del manager
27. EBIOS
Microsoft Corporation
Extended BIOS driver
28. VDD
Microsoft Corporation
Display driver
29. I81X
4.13.01.3196
Intel® Corporation
Mini-VDD for Intel Graphics Driver
30. VSD
Microsoft Corporation
Speaker driver
31. COMBUFF
Microsoft Corporation
Communications buffer driver
32. VCD
Microsoft Corporation
Communications port driver
33. VMOUSE
Microsoft Corporation
Mouse driver
34. MSMINI
11.40.852
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft IntelliPoint
35. ENABLE
Microsoft Corporation
Accessibility driver
36. VKD
Microsoft Corporation
Keyboard driver
37. VPD
Microsoft Corporation
Printer driver
38. INT13
Microsoft Corporation
BIOS hard disk emulation driver
39. VMCPD
Microsoft Corporation
Math coprocessor driver
40. BIOSXLAT
Microsoft Corporation
BIOS emulation driver
41. VNETBIOS
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
VNETBIOS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
42. NDIS
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
NDIS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
43. PPPMAC
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Virtual PPP Driver
44. VTDI
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows TDI Support Driver
45. WSOCK2
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets Driver 2 TCP/IP only.
46. VIP
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
Windows IP Driver
47. MSTCP
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
Windows TCP Driver
48. VDHCP
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
DHCP VxD Driver
49. AFVXD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets VTDI Driver
50. DOSMGR
Microsoft Corporation
MS-DOS emulation manager
51. VMPOLL
Microsoft Corporation
System idle-time driver
52. JAVASUP
5.00.3810
Microsoft Corporation
Microsoft® Virtual Machine Helper Device for Java
53. VCOMM
Microsoft Corporation
Communications port Plug and Play driver
54. VCOND
Microsoft Corporation
Console subsystem driver
55. VTDAPI
Microsoft Corporation
Multimedia timer driver
56. *********CORE
57. VFLATD
Microsoft Corporation
Linear aperture video driver
58. Display1
59. mmdevldr
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
mmdevldr Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
60. HCFPNP
2.1.2.156.012
Conexant
Rockwell PCI Modem Enumerator
61. APIX
4.60 (1021)
Adaptec
Adaptec APIX Virtual Device
62. CDTSD
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
CDTSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
63. CDVSD
4.10.2226
Microsoft Corporation
CDVSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
64. DiskTSD
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
DiskTSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
65. scsi1hlp
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
scsi1hlp Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
66. voltrack
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
voltrack Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
67. InCDRm
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
InCD MRW Remapper
68. BsUDF
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
Compatibility module for Nero 5.x with InCD 4
69. INCDFS
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
UDF Packet Writing Filesystem
70. INCDPASS
4, 3, 0, 3
Ahead Software AG
Layer filter driver
71. SMARTVSD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SMARTVSD Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
72. PCOUFFIN
Version 1.36.0
VSO Software
Low level access layer for CD/DVD/BD devices
73. PXHELPER
1.0.7
Sonic Solutions
Px Helper Driver for Windows 9x
74. CDRALVSD
5.3.2.31
Roxio
Roxio CDRAL Virtual Device
75. CDR4VSD
5.3.2.31
Roxio
CD-R Helper VSD for Windows 95
76. ACbHlpr
1.01
Adaptec
Adaptec's Callback Helper for Windows 9x
77. BIGMEM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
BIGMEM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
78. SPAP
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SPAP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
79. HSFLOP
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
HSFLOP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
80. ESDI_506
4.10.2225
Microsoft Corporation
ESDI_506 Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
81. LPTENUM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
LPTENUM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
82. SERENUM
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
SERENUM Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
83. SERWAVE
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Serwave Virtual Device
84. EMU10K1
4.12.01.0905
Creative Technology Ltd.
Creative Emu10k1 Hardware Abstraction Layer
85. CIFMAN
4.05.1003
Creative Technology Ltd.
Creative Interface Manager Vxd
86. DSOUND
4.09.00.0904
Microsoft Corporation
DirectSound VxD
87. VSYNTHD
88. vjoyd
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
Joystick Virtual Device
89. SFMAN
4.06.502
Creative Technology Ltd.
SoundFont® Manager
90. WSHTCP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
Windows Sockets TCP helper Driver
91. VDMAD
Microsoft Corporation
Direct Memory Access controller driver
92. V86MMGR
Microsoft Corporation
MS-DOS memory manager
93. SPOOLER
Microsoft Corporation
Print spooler
94. UDF
Microsoft Corporation
?
95. VFAT
Microsoft Corporation
FAT filesystem driver
96. VDEF
Microsoft Corporation
Default filesystem driver
97. CDFS
4.10.1999
Microsoft Corporation
CDFS Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
98. IFSMGR
Microsoft Corporation
File system manager
99. VNETSUP
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
VNETSUP Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
100. VREDIR
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
VREDIR Virtual Device (Version 4.0)
101. VFBACKUP
Microsoft Corporation
Floppy backup helper driver
102. SHELL
Microsoft Corporation
Shell device driver
103. *********************
************
*******************.
Anti Virus
104. DRWATSON
4.03
Microsoft Corporation
Dr. Watson for Windows 98
105. ARP
106. HTTPFILT
107. PROTECT
108. NNTPFILT
109. IMAPFILT
110. FTPFILT
111. CONTENT
112. MAILFILT
113. POP3FILT
114. DNSCACHE
115. ADBLOCK
116. HTMLFILT
117. SECRET
118. usbhub
119. WMILIB
120. WMIDRV
121. uhcd
122. USBD
123. hidvkd
124. compbatt
125. BATTC
126. acpi
Microsoft Corporation
?
127. swenum
128. ks
129. update
130. wdmfs
*----> User-Mode Drivers <----*
Driver
Type
Path
------------
1. mmsystem.dll
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
2. power.drv
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
3. serwvdrv.drv
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
4. msacm.drv
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
5. ctmm16.drv
4.12.01.0900 (Beta)
Creative Technology Ltd.
6. ctwt16.drv
4.12.01.0900
Creative Technology Ltd.
7. ctsyn16.drv
4.06.603
Creative Technology Ltd.
8. midimap.drv
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
9. msjstick.drv
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
*----> MS-DOS Drivers <----*
Name
Type
------------
1. DISPLAY
Device driver
2. HIMEM
Device driver
3. DBLBUFF
Device driver
4. IFSHLP
Device driver
5. KEYB
TSR program
*----> 16-bit Modules <----*
Name
Type
Path
------------
1. KERNEL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
2. SYSTEM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
3. KEYBOARD
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
4. MOUSE
9.01.0.000
Microsoft Corporation
5. DISPLAY
4.13.01.3196
Intel® Corporation
6. DIBENG
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
7. SOUND
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
8. COMM
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
9. GDI
4.10.2227
Microsoft Corporation
10. USER
4.10.2231
Microsoft Corporation
11. DDEML
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
12. MSPLUS
4.40.500
Microsoft Corporation
13. MSGSRV32
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
14. MMSYSTEM
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
15. POWER
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
16. LZEXPAND
4.00.429
Microsoft Corporation
17. VER
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
18. SHELL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
19. COMMCTRL
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
20. SERWVDRV
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
21. VMODCTL
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
22. UMDM16
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
23. UMDMXFRM
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
24. MSACMMAP
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
25. MSACM
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
26. MMTASK
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
27. CTMM16
4.12.01.0900 (Beta)
Creative Technology Ltd.
28. CTWT16
4.12.01.0900
Creative Technology Ltd.
29. SYSTHUNK
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
30. OLECLI
1.20.000
Microsoft Corporation
31. OLESVR
1.10.000
Microsoft Corporation
32. CTSYN16
4.06.603
Creative Technology Ltd.
33. MIDIMAP
4.03.1998
Microsoft Corporation
34. MSJSTICK
4.08.01.0881
Microsoft Corporation
35. KB918547
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
36. Q918547
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
37. TOOLHELP
4.10.1998
Microsoft Corporation
38. KB891711
4.10.2224
Microsoft Corporation
39. Q891711
4.10.2223
Microsoft Corporation
40. COMMDLG
4.00.950
Microsoft Corporation
41. PIFMGR
4.10.2222
Microsoft Corporation
Any software I can see listed there i have used before without explorer errors in the past.
I need point32 for different mouse button assignments, dodgy forefinger, I can't use normal left click mouse button position.
I know it is a hook but I've blocked it from internet access and again no previous explorer troubles with it installed.
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Posted 07 November 2006 - 04:50 PM
Arrow, on Nov 6 2006, 01:18 PM, said:
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module KERNEL32.DLL at 0167:bff9dc19.
Registers:
EAX=c00309cc CS=0167 EIP=bff9dc19 EFLGS=00010216
EBX=0059ff68 SS=016f ESP=0055fdb8 EBP=00560054
ECX=00000000 DS=016f ESI=00000000 FS=4177
EDX=bff76855 ES=016f EDI=bff79138 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
53 8b 15 e4 dc fc bf 56 89 4d e4 57 89 4d dc 89
Stack dump:
------------------------------------------------
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module <unknown> at 0000:03b12128.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=03b12128 EFLGS=00010202
EBX=0059ea96 SS=016f ESP=0059ea48 EBP=0059ea64
ECX=01f90ff4 DS=016f ESI=00007aba FS=2f6f
EDX=00007ad6 ES=016f EDI=0059ea4c GS=2f4f
Bytes at CS:EIP:
Stack dump:
bff7363b 000006c4 0000001c 00000001 00000000 7a942f27 0000016f 0059ea78 bff9443b 2f4f7aba 00002f4f 00000000 bff719b8 00007ab4 0059faf0 bff7186d
I keep getting errors such as the above - they vary,
I'm running 98sse with unofficial service pack and up to date unofficial fixes and internet explorer 6.0 sp1
I've tried things I found through google like deleting pwl files and renaming applog
repairing internet explorer [some errors say internet explorer instead of explorer even when I'm not uing i ex and it happens]
Any ideas?
module KERNEL32.DLL at 0167:bff9dc19.
Registers:
EAX=c00309cc CS=0167 EIP=bff9dc19 EFLGS=00010216
EBX=0059ff68 SS=016f ESP=0055fdb8 EBP=00560054
ECX=00000000 DS=016f ESI=00000000 FS=4177
EDX=bff76855 ES=016f EDI=bff79138 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
53 8b 15 e4 dc fc bf 56 89 4d e4 57 89 4d dc 89
Stack dump:
------------------------------------------------
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module <unknown> at 0000:03b12128.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0167 EIP=03b12128 EFLGS=00010202
EBX=0059ea96 SS=016f ESP=0059ea48 EBP=0059ea64
ECX=01f90ff4 DS=016f ESI=00007aba FS=2f6f
EDX=00007ad6 ES=016f EDI=0059ea4c GS=2f4f
Bytes at CS:EIP:
Stack dump:
bff7363b 000006c4 0000001c 00000001 00000000 7a942f27 0000016f 0059ea78 bff9443b 2f4f7aba 00002f4f 00000000 bff719b8 00007ab4 0059faf0 bff7186d
I keep getting errors such as the above - they vary,
I'm running 98sse with unofficial service pack and up to date unofficial fixes and internet explorer 6.0 sp1
I've tried things I found through google like deleting pwl files and renaming applog
repairing internet explorer [some errors say internet explorer instead of explorer even when I'm not uing i ex and it happens]
Any ideas?
A bad processor overclock can cause this to occur.
#7
Posted 07 November 2006 - 11:17 PM
Thanks
I haven't touched anything like that.
Maybe the vendor did but that was 4 years ago, if so its taken a long time to surface. This pc doesn't get any heavy usage I use my other one with xp for burning and stuff.
I haven't touched anything like that.
Maybe the vendor did but that was 4 years ago, if so its taken a long time to surface. This pc doesn't get any heavy usage I use my other one with xp for burning and stuff.
This post has been edited by Arrow: 07 November 2006 - 11:18 PM
#8
Posted 09 November 2006 - 11:22 AM
Looks like its fixed !
An afternoon without errors - despite trying everything to get one - since removing a bunch of 3rd party shell extensions
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techfiles/e...er-crashes.html
Credit to Arie on bbs for putting me onto it.
I ended up using regsupreme to remove a bunch of shell extensions that shellexview didn't list.
Now I can progressively restore the backups to find out exactly which extension is the culprit.
Thanks for your assistance here.
An afternoon without errors - despite trying everything to get one - since removing a bunch of 3rd party shell extensions
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techfiles/e...er-crashes.html
Credit to Arie on bbs for putting me onto it.
I ended up using regsupreme to remove a bunch of shell extensions that shellexview didn't list.
Now I can progressively restore the backups to find out exactly which extension is the culprit.
Thanks for your assistance here.
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Posted 09 November 2006 - 01:13 PM
Arrow, on Nov 9 2006, 11:22 AM, said:
Looks like its fixed !
An afternoon without errors - despite trying everything to get one - since removing a bunch of 3rd party shell extensions
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techfiles/e...er-crashes.html
Credit to Arie on bbs for putting me onto it.
I ended up using regsupreme to remove a bunch of shell extensions that shellexview didn't list.
Now I can progressively restore the backups to find out exactly which extension is the culprit.
Thanks for your assistance here.
An afternoon without errors - despite trying everything to get one - since removing a bunch of 3rd party shell extensions
http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techfiles/e...er-crashes.html
Credit to Arie on bbs for putting me onto it.
I ended up using regsupreme to remove a bunch of shell extensions that shellexview didn't list.
Now I can progressively restore the backups to find out exactly which extension is the culprit.
Thanks for your assistance here.
I refrained myself to suggest you looking into shellexes and BHOs as you seemed knowledgeable/resourcefull enough to find it by yourself. Let us know which one it was when you'll find out.
#10
Posted 09 November 2006 - 11:35 PM
On a forum of highly resourceful people it is natural to extend
credit to those of us who are basically duffers.
A few hours will tell but I'm pretty sure its either clean disk security
which has a right click option for fully erasing files or folders.
or
possibly the right click desktop option provided by the intel graphics control driver
which I came across via the nirsoft shellexview page
http://www.nirsoft.n...s/shexview.html
http://www.intel.com...b/cs-003927.htm
Even tho' the rt click wasn't slow I already ran the reg file to disable it as it doesn't sound to good.
credit to those of us who are basically duffers.
A few hours will tell but I'm pretty sure its either clean disk security
which has a right click option for fully erasing files or folders.
or
possibly the right click desktop option provided by the intel graphics control driver
which I came across via the nirsoft shellexview page
http://www.nirsoft.n...s/shexview.html
http://www.intel.com...b/cs-003927.htm
Even tho' the rt click wasn't slow I already ran the reg file to disable it as it doesn't sound to good.
This post has been edited by Arrow: 10 November 2006 - 12:28 AM
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Posted 10 November 2006 - 05:30 AM
In the past clean disk security has caused me problems, I disabled all of its shell extensions which were the cause of most of my problems after this software was installed. I still use the program today but I know that after I have run secure disk I will need to reboot otherwise over a period of time it will bring up a blue screen
#12
Posted 10 November 2006 - 07:41 AM
Thats useful to know oscardog, thanks.
I've used clean disk for ages and had it lock up from time to time when overwriting but no explorer errors or blue screens.
Maybe forcibly terminating it with ctrl alt + delete one time too many screwed things up.
I don't get any glitches with it on xp but there you go - software versions aren't released with 98se in mind now.
I'm just happy not to get those explorer error boxes popping up so often
if the intel extension was causing anything amiss, its a moot point now because its staying removed I don't need it.
I've used clean disk for ages and had it lock up from time to time when overwriting but no explorer errors or blue screens.
Maybe forcibly terminating it with ctrl alt + delete one time too many screwed things up.
I don't get any glitches with it on xp but there you go - software versions aren't released with 98se in mind now.
I'm just happy not to get those explorer error boxes popping up so often
if the intel extension was causing anything amiss, its a moot point now because its staying removed I don't need it.
This post has been edited by Arrow: 10 November 2006 - 07:42 AM
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