unregmp2.exe error during install/repair

[sstamnes]

I have had the same issue a few times now trying to get my system bac
up and running. I seached and found the following link
http://pcsupport.x-host.uni.cc/xp/unregmp2.html

I did what it said and the error message went away immediately. Wish
had found this earlier.

Shau


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sstamne

 

[SpiceLMF]

*I received a reponse from Microsoft that worked.
When the problem occurs, press Shift +F10 to bring up the
command prompt. Then type taskmgr.exe in the DOS window
and press Enter. The Task Manager should be started. If
not, try to press C+Shift+ESC. In the Task Manager
program, select the error messsage window in the
application list and click "End Task". In the process
list, terminate the unregmp2.exe program. Exit the DOS
prompt window and resume the installation process.

It worked like a champ first time! *

this one is exactly right.. some others posted it also. I had this
problem also.. don't bother clicking a million times. This way is
extremely easy. Worked like a charm. Thank god for all of you, I got
this error once while repairing winxp, rebooted got it again and was
about to reboot again to just reformat (nothing on my comp was that
important.. i already backed up everything good) but i decided to look
around on the error. Saved me the reformat and the time it would take
me to reinstall all of my programs! Thanks

 

[American_Sushi]

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnent
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be located
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK,
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it? *

1. Press [Shift]+ [F10] to get a DOS window.
2. >taskmger.exe then [Enter]
3. Click on Process Tab and end unregmp2.exe
4. Click on Application Tab and end unregmp2.exe
5. Close the command window.
It will be gone and the system will continue loading WIndows.

 

[American_Sushi]

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnent
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be located
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK,
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it? *

1. Press [Shift]+ [F10] to get a DOS window.
2. taskmger.exe then [Enter]
3. Click on Process Tab and end unregmp2.exe
4. Click on Application Tab and end unregmp2.exe
5. Close the command window.
It will be gone and the system will continue loading WIndows.

 

[domibaum]

Beautifull, I really like this way.

Just for info a typing error occured in point 2 --> it is
*taskmgr.exe* not
taskmger.exe

thanks for the shift + f10

kind regards

domibaum

1. Press [Shift]+ [F10] to get a DOS window.
2. taskmger.exe then [Enter]
3. Click on Process Tab and end unregmp2.exe
4. Click on Application Tab and end unregmp2.exe
5. Close the command window.
It will be gone and the system will continue loading WIndows

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domibau

 

[ironic_8b49]

the unregmp2.exe file is most likely located in the windows INF folder
since now EXE files should be there my best guess is it's a virus,
deleted it and windows installed fine

*In reference to this Error:
unregmp2.exe entry point not found msdart.dll

I think I may have found an easy solution!

I was also upgrading from XP Home Edition to XP Professional on
DELL Inspiron 9100 Laptop. When I got this error I clicked OK fort
times and became very upset.

I pressed and held down the Power button for a few seconds. Th
machine powered off.

I then re-started the Laptop. The XP Setup stated that it wa
"Re-starting the XP Setup" and then went on to complete th
installation properly with no further errors.

I figure that the first part of the installation had already copie
the proper unregmp2.exe and/or msdart.dll into the system allowing i
to complete properly the second time around.

Hope this helps someone from going crazy. And to all of you brav
souls out there... THANKS FOR THE HELP AND ADVICE!

Regards,

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ironic_8b4

 

[gingerly]

*the unregmp2.exe file is most likely located in the windows IN
folder, since now EXE files should be there my best guess is it's
virus, I deleted it and windows installed fine *

Try following these instructions....

http://tinyurl.com/56mqt

My nieghbours pc was coming up with the 'unreg' error so I did a searc
on the msdart.ll and came up with the above wesite. It fixed it righ
up.

Hope it helps you


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gingerl

 

[aaazhar]

When the error message comes up Hold down your control Key and the
Click the OK button. Keep Clicking until the error goes away.

If that doesn't work, don't hold down the Control Key, just star
clicking the OK button until the error goes away.

Good Luck!!

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnen
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be locate
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it?

-
aaazha

 

[digitalchaos]

Found following on tech support site:

Error "Unregmp2.exe - entry point not found, the Procedure entry poin
GETIUMS could not be located in the Dynamic link library MSDART.DLL."

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The above error may occur when the Windows XP clean or a repai
installation is running.

To fix this problem, please do the following:

1. Press SHIFT+F10 to bring up the command prompt.

2. Type TASKMGR.EXE in the DOS window and press enter. This will ope
the Task Manager.

NOTE: If this doesn't work, try CTRL+SHIFT+ESC.

4. In the Task Manager, select the error message window in th
Application list and click End Task.

5. Click the Processes tab and select the process UNREGMP2.EXE an
click End Process.

6. Exit the Command Prompt and resume the installation process.

This should help.

*I had the same problem when reinstalling XP SR1 and had hit th
button about 5 times before taking the break to check out this site.
I ran to another machine to get on the Internet and see what the dea
was. I read the earlier posts about clicking the "OK" 70 or 80 time
and went back to do that and found my install had finished. It seem
after the "OK" is hit it takes a while for the response so you ma
not have to hit it 70-80 times but just the once and then go get
drink ( stiff one if your legal).
Good luck to all. Hope it turns out as well for you as it did fo
me. :>)

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digitalchao

 

[gibboso]

*I had the same problem when reinstalling XP SR1 and had hit th
button about 5 times before taking the break to check out this site.
I ran to another machine to get on the Internet and see what the dea
was. I read the earlier posts about clicking the "OK" 70 or 80 time
and went back to do that and found my install had finished. It seem
after the "OK" is hit it takes a while for the response so you ma
not have to hit it 70-80 times but just the once and then go get
drink ( stiff one if your legal).
Good luck to all. Hope it turns out as well for you as it did fo
me. :>) *

I had the same problem and clikking got me through. On the other sid
the unregmp2.exe seems to be an exploit (probably collected in th
previous installation). So take care of it when the installation i
done!

- good luc


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gibbos

 

[Jonnpk]

The problem is that you are trying to Repair windows with an othe
windows disc from that one you installed the windows with...

You have to repair windows with that cd you used to install window
with...

or else format and install complete new windows...

Jonn
Jonn(a)brygge.d


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Jonnp

 

[ekimetep]

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnen
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be locate
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it? *

Error "Unregmp2.exe - entry point not found, the Procedure entry poin
GETIUMS could not be located in the Dynamic link library MSDART.DLL."

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

The above error may occur when the Windows XP clean or a repai
installation is running.

To fix this problem, please do the following:

1. Press SHIFT+F10 to bring up the command prompt.

2. Type TASKMGR.EXE in the DOS window and press enter. This will ope
the Task Manager.

NOTE: If this doesn't work, try CTRL+SHIFT+ESC.

4. In the Task Manager, select the error message window in th
Application list and click End Task.

5. Click the Processes tab and select the process UNREGMP2.EXE an
click End Process.

6. Exit the Command Prompt and resume the installation process.

This worked for me even after the 100 clicks


-
ekimete

 

[markbreen]

I may just have discoverd something thats piss easy to do that seems to
work with this particular error. All I did was leave it on for 3 hours
at that 13 minute till installation where it stops and comes up with
the entry point problem and it then magically as if an angel that
wasn't preoccupied with reporting masturbation to god without as much
as touching it it went on to the lets set up your computer bit. What a
career we have ahead giving call out charges to turn printers on for
people ect!!

 

[samjq]

Hi
I got the solution for this. I received the error just now and
solved it by installing the XP service pack 1. Now the problems ha
solved. This is the permanent solution. Hope this works for u


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samj

 

[badjooda]

Seems you have Media Player10 installed and the repair is trying to
install the older version, so do the following:

1. Press SHIFT + F10 to open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type taskmgr.exe, and then press ENTER.
3. Click the Processes tab.
4. Click unregmp2.exe in the list of processes.
5. Click End Process.
6. Quit Task Manager.
7. Close the Command Prompt window.

This is not a Trojan, Virus, SPyware
IF AND ONLY IF You get this during a repair...


Knowledge is Power
Share IT!

 

[Gigiya]

*Clicking on it and walking away for 10 minutes didn't work for me
but clicking on it repeateadly for 40 seconds did work. Go figure.

Ok just checked the computer again and got the blue screen of death.

"A problem has been detect and windows has been shut down to prevent
problems to your computer."

I'll try reinstalling again I suppose. *

I have the same problem with the blue screen of death.

I was running a repair installation of XP pro on my PC because of the
problem listed here: http://www.support.microsoft.com/?kbid=829786

I had followed those steps to fix it. It got rid of the error prompt,
but I instead got another error that said something like "the
instruction at "#x######" referenced memory at "#x#####" ..." It
forced me to restart.

I got the unregmp2.exe error which is how I found this discussion. Had
to click it 100+ times. And now the blue screen of death, forced to
shut Windows down error. I realllllly need help with this; I've never
had any problems like this on my PC before. Hadn't changed anything on
it recently.

 

[pcvirtue]

*I know this isn't very technical, but I received the same message
when doing a repair to Windows XP Home and I kept clicking on OK for
about 3 or 4 minutes. It got past the unregmp2.exe error and back
into Windows. Now I am running all the critical updates that would
have been wiped out from doing the repair. I also received a
rundll32.exe error (winsta.dll) when right clicking My Computer after
doing the repair, but hopefully all will go away with the updates. *

Thanks for the post, by constantly clicking the okay button on the
error message did allow for the continuation of the installation. If I
get more errors I will also post the fixes. Lets hope I get no errors

 

[radiospu]

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnen
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be locate
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it?

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radiosp

 

[radiospu]

*I get the following error with unregmp2.exe during compnen
registration "The procedure entry point GetIUMS could not be locate
in the dynamic link library msdart.dll" and my only option is OK
error window immediately reappears, same problem. Is there
any way to avoid this problem or get install to continue around it? *

You receive the error message "UNREGMP2.EXE - Entry Point Not Found -
when you upgrade or repair Windows XP
View products that this article applies to.
Article ID : 889288
Last Review : December 13, 2004
Revision : 1.0
SYMPTOMS
When you upgrade Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition to Microsoft X
Professional, or if you try to repair Windows XP Home Edition o
Windows XP Professional, you may receive the following error message:

UNREGMP2.EXE - Entry Point Not Found-
The procedure entry point getIUMS could not be located in the dynami
link library msdart.dll.
If you click OK, the error message reappears. If you continue to clic
OK to close the error message, the message will eventually sto
appearing. This typically takes between 50 and 60 clicks.
CAUSE
This problem occurs when the most current version of Microsoft Window
Media Player is installed. The current version is Microsoft Window
Media Player 10. When you try to upgrade or to repair Windows XP, th
Setup program will try to install an earlier version of Windows Medi
Player in addition to the newer version. The installation will the
generate the error message and stop.
WORKAROUND
To work around this problem, use Task Manager to close the erro
message. To do this, follow these steps: 1. Press SHIFT + F10 to open
Command Prompt window.
2. Type taskmgr.exe and then press ENTER.
3. Click the Applications tab.
4. In the list of tasks, click the error message entry.
5. Click End Task.
6. Quit Task Manager.
7. Close the Command Prompt window.
If the error message returns or continues to display, follow thes
steps: 1. Press SHIFT + F10 to open a Command Prompt window.
2. Type taskmgr.exe, and then press ENTER.
3. Click the Processes tab.
4. Click unregmp2.exe in the list of processes.
5. Click End Process.
6. Quit Task Manager.
7. Close the Command Prompt window.


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APPLIES TO
• Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
• Microsoft Windows XP Professiona


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radiosp

 

[behzadf]

*I am going through the same problem. I have been looking all ove
with google to try and solve this and it seems that every post I hav
found has been after the new year. I am guessing that it is tied t
some MS update. Any thoughts? *

:eek
I have the same problem with other DLL in Microsoft Access Dat
Components and I got the solution is to Update MDAC_TYP.EXE fro
Microsoft Support Center to MDAC 2.8

Or you can upgarde your windows to Windows XP SP2

for further information you can contact me
BEHZA


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behzad