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Patrick Keenan
I'm working on an XP Home system, which in general, works fine. The
requested work is done, but there's one leftover error I can't quite track
down.
When opening Control Panel (or when Explorer is pointing to a DVD drive and
the disc is removed, or switching between category or Classic view), the
search icon appears, and then a small error window appears that has to be
cleared to proceed.
The window title reads "Registry Error", and the text is "The system cannot
find the file specified". On Clicking OK, the window closes and Control
Panel opens properly and works as expected.
Unfortunately, the error messages don't give any helpful details, and I can
find no entries in the system logs. There are 36 items displayed in the
control panel, and they all seem to work properly.
Does anyone know where in the system I might find a listing of everything
Control Panel is *trying* to load so I can compare it with what actually
*does* load, and fix the error? I've looked in the HKLM\software....\cpl
and ...\namespace areas and they don't include everything.
Thanks!
Patrick Keenan
requested work is done, but there's one leftover error I can't quite track
down.
When opening Control Panel (or when Explorer is pointing to a DVD drive and
the disc is removed, or switching between category or Classic view), the
search icon appears, and then a small error window appears that has to be
cleared to proceed.
The window title reads "Registry Error", and the text is "The system cannot
find the file specified". On Clicking OK, the window closes and Control
Panel opens properly and works as expected.
Unfortunately, the error messages don't give any helpful details, and I can
find no entries in the system logs. There are 36 items displayed in the
control panel, and they all seem to work properly.
Does anyone know where in the system I might find a listing of everything
Control Panel is *trying* to load so I can compare it with what actually
*does* load, and fix the error? I've looked in the HKLM\software....\cpl
and ...\namespace areas and they don't include everything.
Thanks!
Patrick Keenan