musicfix59
I wiped my c drive clean and now, after installing all my programs again, everytime I start Atomixmp3, I immediately get a kernel32.dll error followed by atomixmp3.exe error- both saying the usual "try restarting your computer".
DOn't understand why this is is happening all of the sudden- I wipe my drive clean at least once every other month and have never had this problem before. There are no conflicts noted in Device Manager... Anyone seen this? Got a gig in a few days and I'm NOT looking forward to using Winamp to do the show!
DOn't understand why this is is happening all of the sudden- I wipe my drive clean at least once every other month and have never had this problem before. There are no conflicts noted in Device Manager... Anyone seen this? Got a gig in a few days and I'm NOT looking forward to using Winamp to do the show!
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 8:34 am
Phenryll
Hi, d/w the kernel file and replace it in correct folder, why not. I don't guarantee the result. @
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index.shtml
NB: save your actual kernel file before to replace the new one.
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/index.shtml
NB: save your actual kernel file before to replace the new one.
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 8:58 am
musicfix59
Phenryll-
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my post but, as usually seems to be the case with me and computers, I must be in over my head. I'm not sure what you meant by "d/w" but, assuming you meant replace the kernel32.dll, I don't know how to replace a file that is always in use when Windows is running. If somehow the answer is DOS, I'm lost- I'm running WinME- No DOS...
If you (or anyone else) could explain what you meant, I'd certainly be grateful!
I appreciate your taking the time to answer my post but, as usually seems to be the case with me and computers, I must be in over my head. I'm not sure what you meant by "d/w" but, assuming you meant replace the kernel32.dll, I don't know how to replace a file that is always in use when Windows is running. If somehow the answer is DOS, I'm lost- I'm running WinME- No DOS...
If you (or anyone else) could explain what you meant, I'd certainly be grateful!
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 10:02 am
Phenryll
ok, sorry, d/w = d/l = download ;)
Use the "Shearch command" for know the file's folder.
In fact, replace the one in dos mode. Launch the computer with a boot disk. In the worse case, there is nothing difference with the actual situation. Save the old file before. @+
Use the "Shearch command" for know the file's folder.
In fact, replace the one in dos mode. Launch the computer with a boot disk. In the worse case, there is nothing difference with the actual situation. Save the old file before. @+
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 11:55 am
musicfix59
Hey- I kinda figured that's what the d/w was. LOL
As for the rest? I knew that kernel32.dll was in the WINDOWSsystem folder but I guess it's definitely back to school for how to make the swap in DOS. Unfortunately I was never into computers back when DOS was "it"- never learned it. Any links you can point me to for DOS commands that'll help me accomplish the task at hand?
Thanks again, Phenryll!
As for the rest? I knew that kernel32.dll was in the WINDOWSsystem folder but I guess it's definitely back to school for how to make the swap in DOS. Unfortunately I was never into computers back when DOS was "it"- never learned it. Any links you can point me to for DOS commands that'll help me accomplish the task at hand?
Thanks again, Phenryll!
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 12:14 pm
DJ Coco
Try this:
d/w kernell file (or copy it from another PC which has the same OS), and copy and paste it in the right folder.
Bye,
DJ Coco "Argentina"
d/w kernell file (or copy it from another PC which has the same OS), and copy and paste it in the right folder.
Bye,
DJ Coco "Argentina"
geposted Thu 12 Sep 02 @ 5:35 pm
musicfix59
UPDATE ON THE PROBLEM
I'm running WinME
I've now formatted my drive and reinstalled the O/S twice.
Even with a fresh install, I'm still getting the kernel32.dll and atomixmp3.exe errors- And now, sometimes an unknown error.
I've tried running v2, v2.1 and v2.1.1- all with the same result.
I'm also now finding I have a resource conflict with the Gameport joystick and a driver that doesn't work for the MPU-401 compatible MIDI device. It won't let me update the driver, telling me the best one is already installed. I've had to disable them both to avoid the New Hardware search every time I boot up.
Any thoughts on this? Other than dousing my computer with gasoline and throwing a match to it?
I'm running WinME
I've now formatted my drive and reinstalled the O/S twice.
Even with a fresh install, I'm still getting the kernel32.dll and atomixmp3.exe errors- And now, sometimes an unknown error.
I've tried running v2, v2.1 and v2.1.1- all with the same result.
I'm also now finding I have a resource conflict with the Gameport joystick and a driver that doesn't work for the MPU-401 compatible MIDI device. It won't let me update the driver, telling me the best one is already installed. I've had to disable them both to avoid the New Hardware search every time I boot up.
Any thoughts on this? Other than dousing my computer with gasoline and throwing a match to it?
geposted Fri 13 Sep 02 @ 1:21 am
Phenryll
Launch Microsoft Update. Maybe the kernel problem has been resolved.
geposted Fri 13 Sep 02 @ 9:08 am
DJ Rick
Absolutely, the very first thing to do after any windows re-install is to launch windows update. You'll probably find that the drivers on your install disc have been updated.
geposted Fri 13 Sep 02 @ 4:27 pm
dimitris_tsanak
Change windows to everything else except ME?:))I really hate this ME i had it for 1 year with the same problems as you
KERNEL F****** 32 :)))) sorry for my language
KERNEL F****** 32 :)))) sorry for my language
geposted Fri 13 Sep 02 @ 10:41 pm
musicfix59
Impressionsdj- I thought so too- No luck. Again- I'm used to wiping my hard drive on a regular basis. I've even made up a list on what to do & in what order so I don't miss anything and (hopefully) get the O/S to install the same every time I do it. #1 is to change my drive letter assignments and #2 is to run Windows Update.
dimitris_tsanak- A lot of people seem to give WinME a bad name but I think that's because most people are running OEM versions. I'm running the full boxed version and , except for the occasional glitch (like the problem I'm having now) I'll put it up against ANY of the Micro$oft products. Look through this forum and see what problems people are having with W2K and XP! Unfortunately, the problem is that it IS a Micro$oft product- none of them are worth a damn. For my purposes, ME seems to be the least of all their evils...
BUT- again and again- thanks to all who have taken the time to lend their ideas to this post
dimitris_tsanak- A lot of people seem to give WinME a bad name but I think that's because most people are running OEM versions. I'm running the full boxed version and , except for the occasional glitch (like the problem I'm having now) I'll put it up against ANY of the Micro$oft products. Look through this forum and see what problems people are having with W2K and XP! Unfortunately, the problem is that it IS a Micro$oft product- none of them are worth a damn. For my purposes, ME seems to be the least of all their evils...
BUT- again and again- thanks to all who have taken the time to lend their ideas to this post
geposted Sat 14 Sep 02 @ 10:11 am