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Bob on Wheels
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      16th May 2009
After installing the latest XP updates including .NET and IE8 I get the
following errors at startup:
Assert Failed\Projects\wtKernel\sec\Win32\cm\Core\cmCodeModule.cpp:90
m_CodeHandle != NULL

The error occurs twice at startup, each followed by 2 instances of:
ddcmigrate.exe
The application failed to initialize prpperly (0x0000003).

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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Jose
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      16th May 2009
On May 16, 12:15*pm, Bob on Wheels <Bob on
Whe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> After installing the latest XP updates including .NET and IE8 I get the
> following errors at startup:
> Assert Failed\Projects\wtKernel\sec\Win32\cm\Core\cmCodeModule.cpp:90
> m_CodeHandle != NULL
>
> The error occurs twice at startup, each followed by 2 instances of:
> ddcmigrate.exe
> The application failed to initialize prpperly (0x0000003).
>
> Any help would be appreciated.


Are you saying that you installed 3 different (probably tremendous)
updates and now have a problem?

Part of your first error returns search result associated with Wild
Tangent gaming software which is trying to do something when Windows
boots. Does Wild Tangent and games sound familiar?

It can be disabled by going to Start, Run and enter msconfig <enter>
in the box. Look in the Startup tab and disable (uncheck) anything to
do with Wild Tangent and reboot. You can worry about enabling it
again later. When offered, chose to ignore future msconfig warnings
on reboot.

I ran a Google search on ddcmigrate.exe and got various results, some
of which indicate it is a malware infection.

What steps have you taken to investigate this problem?

No matter what kind of anti virus software you are running (hopefully
something) try this:

Download some good free scanning software, install it, update it, and
do a complete scan. Suggestions:

Malwarebytes http://malwarebytes.org/
SuperAntiSpyware http://www.superantispyware.com/
AVG http://free.avg.com/

After those, if you still have a problem (or it resolves your problem)
please let us know.
 
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Donald
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      16th May 2009
Hi there,

Did you check the status of your updates on the update web site?
http://update.microsoft.com
You may try uninstall the updates and reinstall them by using the web site
or manually. You can contact the update team of Microsoft if the issue
persists after you fix anything viewable there according to any recommended
solutions. You may like to check for virus and disable third party software
by using msconfig and see whether the problem persists before you call them.


"Bob on Wheels" <Bob on (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:A6CFC1FD-63AB-4C5D-9181-(E-Mail Removed)...
> After installing the latest XP updates including .NET and IE8 I get the
> following errors at startup:
> Assert Failed\Projects\wtKernel\sec\Win32\cm\Core\cmCodeModule.cpp:90
> m_CodeHandle != NULL
>
> The error occurs twice at startup, each followed by 2 instances of:
> ddcmigrate.exe
> The application failed to initialize prpperly (0x0000003).
>
> Any help would be appreciated.


 
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Bob on Wheels
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      18th May 2009


"Jose" wrote:

> On May 16, 12:15 pm, Bob on Wheels <Bob on
> Whe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > After installing the latest XP updates including .NET and IE8 I get the
> > following errors at startup:
> > Assert Failed\Projects\wtKernel\sec\Win32\cm\Core\cmCodeModule.cpp:90
> > m_CodeHandle != NULL
> >
> > The error occurs twice at startup, each followed by 2 instances of:
> > ddcmigrate.exe
> > The application failed to initialize prpperly (0x0000003).
> >
> > Any help would be appreciated.

>
> Are you saying that you installed 3 different (probably tremendous)
> updates and now have a problem?
>
> Part of your first error returns search result associated with Wild
> Tangent gaming software which is trying to do something when Windows
> boots. Does Wild Tangent and games sound familiar?
>
> It can be disabled by going to Start, Run and enter msconfig <enter>
> in the box. Look in the Startup tab and disable (uncheck) anything to
> do with Wild Tangent and reboot. You can worry about enabling it
> again later. When offered, chose to ignore future msconfig warnings
> on reboot.
>
> I ran a Google search on ddcmigrate.exe and got various results, some
> of which indicate it is a malware infection.
>
> What steps have you taken to investigate this problem?
>
> No matter what kind of anti virus software you are running (hopefully
> something) try this:
>
> Download some good free scanning software, install it, update it, and
> do a complete scan. Suggestions:
>
> Malwarebytes http://malwarebytes.org/
> SuperAntiSpyware http://www.superantispyware.com/
> AVG http://free.avg.com/
>
> After those, if you still have a problem (or it resolves your problem)
> please let us know.
>

I removed WildTangent and all errors went away. I had also recently
installed HP's photo editor and WildTangent must have snuck in with it.
Since it was at about the same time as the MS upgrades, I mistakenly
associated the errors with that event.
Very helpful advice. Thank you.
 
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Jose
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      18th May 2009
On May 18, 2:48*pm, Bob on Wheels
<BobonWhe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> "Jose" wrote:
> > On May 16, 12:15 pm, Bob on Wheels <Bob on
> > Whe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > After installing the latest XP updates including .NET and IE8 I get the
> > > following errors at startup:
> > > Assert Failed\Projects\wtKernel\sec\Win32\cm\Core\cmCodeModule.cpp:90
> > > m_CodeHandle != NULL

>
> > > The error occurs twice at startup, each followed by 2 instances of:
> > > ddcmigrate.exe
> > > The application failed to initialize prpperly (0x0000003).

>
> > > Any help would be appreciated.

>
> > Are you saying that you installed 3 different (probably tremendous)
> > updates and now have a problem?

>
> > Part of your first error returns search result associated with Wild
> > Tangent gaming software which is trying to do something when Windows
> > boots. * Does Wild Tangent and games sound familiar?

>
> > It can be disabled by going to Start, Run and enter msconfig <enter>
> > in the box. *Look in the Startup tab and disable (uncheck) anything to
> > do with Wild Tangent and reboot. *You can worry about enabling it
> > again later. *When offered, chose to ignore future msconfig warnings
> > on reboot.

>
> > I ran a Google search on ddcmigrate.exe and got various results, some
> > of which indicate it is a malware infection.

>
> > What steps have you taken to investigate this problem?

>
> > No matter what kind of anti virus software you are running (hopefully
> > something) try this:

>
> > Download some good free scanning software, install it, update it, and
> > do a complete scan. *Suggestions:

>
> > Malwarebyteshttp://malwarebytes.org/
> > SuperAntiSpyware *http://www.superantispyware.com/
> > AVG *http://free.avg.com/

>
> > After those, if you still have a problem (or it resolves your problem)
> > please let us know.

>
> I removed WildTangent and all errors went away. *I had also recently
> installed HP's photo editor and WildTangent must have snuck in with it. *
> Since it was at about the same time as the MS upgrades, I mistakenly
> associated the errors with that event.
> Very helpful advice. * Thank you.


Good job.

A quick search leads me to believe some free (HP related) photo stuff
(editors) and WildTangent are in cahoots somehow and several people do
not appreciate it and the (alleged) invasion of their privacy that
apparently comes with it. All just Internet rumors of course.

Depending on what you are trying to accomplish with your photo editing
(if it is not working anymore), there are probably lots of choices
that are less invasive.

I am full of parenthesis (today).

Jose
 
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