At 08:06 PM 9/24/01 -0400, you wrote:
>With Windows 95, about the only way to repair/replace files is by
>reinstalling. You can reinstall right over the existing and retain all
>of your settings (unless you have changed the opening and closing logo
>screens). If you don't have the win95 CD, then check for a folder
>C:\windows\options\cabs. The setup.exe file should be here. double
>click on it or on the setup on the cd and follow instructions from
>there.
>
>Keith Thompson
>
>Barry Aronson wrote:
> >
> > Hello Listers! Of late I have developed a nagging problem with my Spool.exe
> > file. Whenever I reboot or restart Windows 95 I receive an error
> > indicating that the MFC42D.DLL file is corrupted etc. This is the dynamic
> > link library file for file share debugging as I have come to understand it.
> >
> > Anyone ever experience this problem? At first I thought that the spool.exe
> > file was a printer file but according to M$ it is what I said above.
> >
> > Barry ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>--
>Keith Thompson, Worthington, OH
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>I Didn't Climb to the Top of the Food Chain to Be a Vegetarian
Keith! Thank you for your response but the problem has been solved by
renaming the file mfc42d.dll to the extension of .old and after rebooting
not only did take care of this problem but an Explorer in valid page fault
error when I deleted temp files and unnecessary registry key values,
strings etc. Since that adjustment my "pitiful" Win95 box is humming along.
Barry ~ [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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