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could anyone give me a clue on what's happening,when I click my computer, I get an error as follows,"Explorer invalid page in module unknown 0000015139e" the help would be much appreciated.
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Are you using windows 98?
Does it ever say The Comctl32.dll file cannot start. ??
Also did you upgrade internet explorer recently and after you did this the problem started??
Does it ever say The Comctl32.dll file cannot start. ??
Also did you upgrade internet explorer recently and after you did this the problem started??
AliBoy wrote:
> sorry totally mis-read the post, bit too tired for this. Looks like and
> operating system, does it happen all the time? Could be someone has deleted an
> important file or overwritten one.
You may have to re-instal your operating
> system to get rid of it.
Unless someone else knows exactly what it is.
thanks, I'll try if nothing else turns up
> sorry totally mis-read the post, bit too tired for this. Looks like and
> operating system, does it happen all the time? Could be someone has deleted an
> important file or overwritten one.
You may have to re-instal your operating
> system to get rid of it.
Unless someone else knows exactly what it is.
thanks, I'll try if nothing else turns up
Darkness_2K wrote:
> Try entering the error message into the MS knowledgebase
> (www.microsoft.com/knowledgebase I think), they have exact matches for errors
> like that. If not, I'm sure Phil or someone can help...
tried entering error also look for simular errors,thanks for the tip though
> Try entering the error message into the MS knowledgebase
> (www.microsoft.com/knowledgebase I think), they have exact matches for errors
> like that. If not, I'm sure Phil or someone can help...
tried entering error also look for simular errors,thanks for the tip though
Turbonutter wrote:
> Isn't page faults a memory/swap problem? Either you RAM is slightly fubarred
> (slightly fubarred? I know what makes no sense, shutit), or you don't have
> enough swap/virtual memory. How much HDD space have you got left? Maybe Windows
> is allocating too little.
hi turbonutter, HDD space,11.2G
> Isn't page faults a memory/swap problem? Either you RAM is slightly fubarred
> (slightly fubarred? I know what makes no sense, shutit), or you don't have
> enough swap/virtual memory. How much HDD space have you got left? Maybe Windows
> is allocating too little.
hi turbonutter, HDD space,11.2G
Isn't page faults a memory/swap problem? Either you RAM is slightly fubarred (slightly fubarred? I know what makes no sense, shutit), or you don't have enough swap/virtual memory. How much HDD space have you got left? Maybe Windows is allocating too little.
Restart your PC, I usually get annoying errors halfway through anything, they usually shut games down, restart my PC and all is well. Doubt it will work, but it's worth a try, heh.
sorry totally mis-read the post, bit too tired for this. Looks like and operating system, does it happen all the time? Could be someone has deleted an important file or overwritten one.
You may have to re-instal your operating system to get rid of it.
Unless someone else knows exactly what it is.
You may have to re-instal your operating system to get rid of it.
Unless someone else knows exactly what it is.
You are using internet explorer I take it.
Right click on the explorer icon on your desk top and go to properties
click delete temp internet files and clear history
then go into the control pannel on your pc, then to add/remove programs, click internet explorer and then click the option to repair internet explorer.
I think this should help your problem if it is Explorer you are using which causes the error. If not explain more how and when the error happens.
Right click on the explorer icon on your desk top and go to properties
click delete temp internet files and clear history
then go into the control pannel on your pc, then to add/remove programs, click internet explorer and then click the option to repair internet explorer.
I think this should help your problem if it is Explorer you are using which causes the error. If not explain more how and when the error happens.
Try entering the error message into the MS knowledgebase (www.microsoft.com/knowledgebase I think), they have exact matches for errors like that. If not, I'm sure Phil or someone can help...
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