Following my PC's previous problems
HERE
New developments I'm afraid...
After re-installing my New XP Original without my Anitivirus Software updating again... it's bombed out on me again!
What is it with these updates???? I'm considering not bothering at all... it's causing me so much hassle.
Right, so I re-installed XP back to basics again.... when it boots up it gives me errors to do with some .dll's these are some of them:
msdaosp.dll
msdaora.dll
msdaaps.dll
I know its a Microsh!t Data Access file but what does it do?
Your help would be appreciated pleeaase... Steve
[Edited on 30-12-06 by Hellfire]
just gone through the same
updated then nothing, all i could do was move the mouse.
couldn't remove the updates,
didn't back up any files ( doh )
did a clean install ( no updates),worked ok, but now if i leave the thing for an hour or so nothing works but the mouse, wont let me click,
sorry i can't help just a rant
cheers Paul
Can you find those DLL files? - it's probably that they are missing.
They are usually in c:program filescommon filessystemole db
If they are mising download them from the net or UU me and i'll email them to you.
As per post in previous thread, can you supply more detail on the error's generated by the Dll's?
Cheers
Alex
Not sure if it's relevant , but you can make an updated version of xp pro before installing it.
you download the sp2 into one folder and the contents of your xp into another folder.
and then you click on something (you'll have to search for specifics). and you get the option to load the updates into the xp folder , it does
this automatically then you can make a bootable cd with the resulting slipstream version of xp+sp2 and jusy install it , without carrying out anymore
updates.
i've never had any probs installing this slipstreamed version of xp pro.
[Edited on 30/12/06 by Surrey Dave]
I'm not an expert - but have you tried checkdisk to see if there are bad sectors on your hard drive?
This could give rise to missing files
Cheers
Mark
Trinet has a repair for the Microsoft data access components. Did you format before you reinstalled?
I recently had similar problems, I discovered Windows updates really cause mayhem when you try to do a repair installation because running the update
installs uneeded MS Office dll files that weren't on the original Xp installation and enters them into the registry.
One way round it is to hand edit the registry.
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Originally posted by britishtrident
I recently had similar problems, I discovered Windows updates really cause mayhem when you try to do a repair installation because running the update installs uneeded MS Office dll files that weren't on the original Xp installation and enters them into the registry.
One way round it is to hand edit the registry.