Ken again. Michael, I now have SM 1.1.16. Smooth enough, BUT my
problem is still not exactly solved. Another forum alerted me to how my
VLC media player might be interfering with my ability to play certain
video files. Sure enough, when I uninstalled the VLC media player, the
video files in question would now play - Windows Media Player took over
and played them. I am trying to find a way to re-set my VLC media
player so that I don't actually have to uninstall it. (My experiments
that way so far haven't been successful, e.g., I deliberately didn't
turn on a VLC option to load a Mozilla plugin, but that wasn't
sufficient to unblock Windows Media Player to play the video files in
question. I actually had to UNINSTALL the VLC media player. Hmm.)
Thanks - Ken in Oz
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Michael Gordon wrote:
Ken replied On 5/13/2009 8:58 PM
And again it's Ken. Note: I don't have this problem if I use Windows
Internet Explorer. But I prefer to use SM.
- Ken in Oz
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Ken wrote:
Ken again. I found out how to use Windows System File Checker and
was instructed to run my Windows XP installation disk. But the
problem remains.
I am still being told:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe
R6034
An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library
incorrectly. Please contact the application's support team for more
information.
I have already visited a Windows XP forum, where I learnt how to use
the Windows System File Checker commands.
I am using the nice-and-stable SM 1.1.11
What should be my next move, anyone, please?
- Ken in Oz
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Ken wrote:
JeffM wrote:
Ken wrote:
What do I do about this message: Runtime Error! Program:
C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\SeaMonkey\seamonkey.exe
It concerns Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library, I gather.
So, find the broken library and replace it.
http://google.com/search?q=site:microsoft.com+%22+System.File.Checker
Thanks Jeff. I see reference to a Windows System File Checker
(Sfc.exe) which uses command lines in conjunction with the Windows
File Protection (WFP) feature.
I have Windows XP Home. How do I actually use these command lines?
Type them somewhere, I guess. But where?
Anyone?
Thanks - Ken in Oz
Ken,
I don't have an easy fix for your problem, so this is a shot in the dark.
You could use IE to download a fresh copy of SeaMonkey at:
http://www.seamonkey-project.org/
Once downloaded delete to older versions, then perform a complete
uninstall from control Panel/Add-Remove Programs. There will be 2
dialog boxes pop up asking to remove all of SM click yes. Reboot and
navigate to the new downloaded file and double click the install file.
This will not affect any of your SM profiles so all your bookmarks,
address books, and e-mail will remain intact.
The problem sounds like a corrupt install of SM trying to load a .dll
file in violation of Microsoft's protocols.
Good luck,,Michael
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