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PostPosted: Mon, 29th May 2006 04:05    Post subject: Spool32.exe
Hmm bit of a problem here, windows me doesnt seem to agree with my hp deskjet drivers. brings up spool32 errors. I have tried every possible solutions i can think of apart from replacing the actual spool file (which is impossible to find over google).

I know the printer works as ive had it working with it before.

now it says spool32 has caused an error in kernal32.dll. Spool32 will close.

how annoying.. solutions anyone?

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PostPosted: Mon, 29th May 2006 12:55    Post subject: Update to the problem
the spool32 file creates a error on boot, however if i run it in windows manually it works! Smile hmm so any clues how to make it more automated?

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PostPosted: Mon, 29th May 2006 13:02    Post subject:
you know spool32 is a service.

services.msc in start,run and disable it?
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UserFriendly7
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PostPosted: Mon, 29th May 2006 13:13    Post subject:
skidrow wrote:
you know spool32 is a service.

services.msc in start,run and disable it?


indeed, however winme doesnt really display services in the way winxp does. unless im missing something.. hmm i hate winme Razz

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PostPosted: Mon, 12th Jun 2006 18:17    Post subject:
If there is something wrong with spool32, can you not use sfc to replace corrupt or modified system files?

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PostPosted: Mon, 12th Jun 2006 21:18    Post subject:
why are you using windows me? at the very least put 2000 on it.

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PostPosted: Mon, 12th Jun 2006 22:13    Post subject:
Windows ME? you could try to boot into dos and run scanreg /restore (choose a backup with a date before you got the problem, though it only saves the last seven days/reboots), one of the very few good features of Windows 98 and ME. I think it was located in %Systemdrive%\Windows\System32 or %Systemdrive%\Windows\command, or just search for scanreg*.* Wink
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PostPosted: Mon, 12th Jun 2006 22:55    Post subject:
Dude, your using Windows ME and your asking why you have problems.. save yourself, install 2000.
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UserFriendly7
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PostPosted: Tue, 13th Jun 2006 00:07    Post subject:
LOL, well its an old computer and has some important files and programs on it (some of the programs got no cd for).

There's a reason to the mayhem Very Happy And yes winme sucks - big time, im completely anti it Wink

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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Jun 2006 05:23    Post subject:
Have you had lexmark drivers on it?
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UserFriendly7
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PostPosted: Fri, 16th Jun 2006 09:57    Post subject:
TurboGP wrote:
Have you had lexmark drivers on it?
no HP deskjet drivers/

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PostPosted: Sat, 17th Jun 2006 02:18    Post subject:
just checking. there's a well known thing that the lexmark drivers screw up your spool32 i assume you've tried googleing your problem?
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