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Compaq 5123SR Locks Up
System locks up after 20minutes to 2 hours if you run graphic related
programs. Even the slide show in My Pictures. It will lock up on about anything but much quicker if running graphics. My son thought it was the graphics card he added so I took it out and ran the embbed board with the same results. In Control Panel/Administrator Tools/Event Veiwer I find numerous ERROR warnings. There was an Application Error for Moviemk.exe 40 minutes after upgrd'ing from W2K to WXP. Faulting Module comdlg32.dll. Then numerous Application Hang for: moviemk.exe, ver. 2.0.3312.0, hang module hungapp,ver.0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000. Anyone got Ideas. i'm at a loss over with way to go. The plann is to replace comdlg32.dll and remove movie maker from the pc. ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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Try a clean install of XP, if you can. Upgrades are almost always flaky.
Tom "magasin" wrote in message ... System locks up after 20minutes to 2 hours if you run graphic related programs. Even the slide show in My Pictures. It will lock up on about anything but much quicker if running graphics. My son thought it was the graphics card he added so I took it out and ran the embbed board with the same results. In Control Panel/Administrator Tools/Event Veiwer I find numerous ERROR warnings. There was an Application Error for Moviemk.exe 40 minutes after upgrd'ing from W2K to WXP. Faulting Module comdlg32.dll. Then numerous Application Hang for: moviemk.exe, ver. 2.0.3312.0, hang module hungapp,ver.0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000. Anyone got Ideas. i'm at a loss over with way to go. The plann is to replace comdlg32.dll and remove movie maker from the pc. ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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If the computer is not too new, it could also be loaded with dust, or one of the
fans (on a graphics card?) is either burned out or not pulling enough air to cool the graphics chip or the CPU chip. Open up the case. If you see a lot of dust bunnies inside, clean out the interior of the computer, especially the fans, unsing a can of compressed air... Ben Myers On Sat, 31 Jul 2004 20:33:40 -0400, "Tom Scales" wrote: Try a clean install of XP, if you can. Upgrades are almost always flaky. Tom "magasin" wrote in message ... System locks up after 20minutes to 2 hours if you run graphic related programs. Even the slide show in My Pictures. It will lock up on about anything but much quicker if running graphics. My son thought it was the graphics card he added so I took it out and ran the embbed board with the same results. In Control Panel/Administrator Tools/Event Veiwer I find numerous ERROR warnings. There was an Application Error for Moviemk.exe 40 minutes after upgrd'ing from W2K to WXP. Faulting Module comdlg32.dll. Then numerous Application Hang for: moviemk.exe, ver. 2.0.3312.0, hang module hungapp,ver.0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000. Anyone got Ideas. i'm at a loss over with way to go. The plann is to replace comdlg32.dll and remove movie maker from the pc. ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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Since XP will be the third OS installed (the 5123SR shipped with WinMe), I
second Tom's suggestion. Do a clean install of XP, especially if the change from WinMe to W2K was an upgrade raather than a clean install. HH "magasin" wrote in message ... System locks up after 20minutes to 2 hours if you run graphic related programs. Even the slide show in My Pictures. It will lock up on about anything but much quicker if running graphics. My son thought it was the graphics card he added so I took it out and ran the embbed board with the same results. In Control Panel/Administrator Tools/Event Veiwer I find numerous ERROR warnings. There was an Application Error for Moviemk.exe 40 minutes after upgrd'ing from W2K to WXP. Faulting Module comdlg32.dll. Then numerous Application Hang for: moviemk.exe, ver. 2.0.3312.0, hang module hungapp,ver.0.0.0.0, hang address 0x00000000. Anyone got Ideas. i'm at a loss over with way to go. The plann is to replace comdlg32.dll and remove movie maker from the pc. ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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Tnx Tom that is one of the first things I did. Thought it might be
heat related. Update: Found I had a faulty power line conditioner. It couldn't stand the strain of have two pc's on it. And my spare monitor has a intermittant hv arc. Now neither iexplorer or firefox will go out on the net. Both open and immediatly shut down. I'll try the clean install tommorow. ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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Ooh...that horrible hungapp error. I had this problem for 4 months
on my brand new Dell, so I know how frustrated you are. Fortunately, I have a fix for you! (At least it worked for me....) Go to "Start" Click on "Run" In the box that pops up, type "msconfig" and click "OK". On the new pop-up, click the file folder tap marked "Startup". Click the "Disable All" button, then "Apply", then "Close". When the new popup comes up asking you to restart your computer, do it, and I promise it will be a brand new machine!!! Good Luck!!! ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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The poster will need luck if he/she tries that. Unfortunately, doing so may
eliminate certain functions whose drivers load at bootup. HH "serendippy522" wrote in message ... Ooh...that horrible hungapp error. I had this problem for 4 months on my brand new Dell, so I know how frustrated you are. Fortunately, I have a fix for you! (At least it worked for me....) Go to "Start" Click on "Run" In the box that pops up, type "msconfig" and click "OK". On the new pop-up, click the file folder tap marked "Startup". Click the "Disable All" button, then "Apply", then "Close". When the new popup comes up asking you to restart your computer, do it, and I promise it will be a brand new machine!!! Good Luck!!! ============== Posted through www.HowToFixComputers.com/bb - free access to hardware troubleshooting newsgroups. |
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