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JJ
HP Media Center PC
About once a day I get dialog box
wmiprvse.exe - application error, unknown software exception
(0xc0000409) in the app at loc 0x716714a1
Research on the Internet suggested I run SFC /SCANNOW
SFC wants Windows XP CD and HP PC's don't ship with CD's everything on
D drive.
Used HP's Recovery CD-DVD Creator to burn DVDs from HP's restore
partition on D:, then copied the i386 folder from the DVD to c:\
and modifyed registry for SFC to look in that i386 folder instead of
under C:\windows\i386 which must have had some corrupt dll's since SFC
kept asking for Windows XP CD #2.
SFC ran fine against the new C:\i386 gave no messages of any kind did
not ask for Windows XP CD#2 but this did not solve the problem.
I note that WMIPRVSE.EX_ in my new C;i386 which came from the DVD
which came from the D: drive is a different size than the two copies
located in
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\wmiprvse.exe
C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache\wmiprvse.exe
I don't think running SFC /SCANNOW replaced either one of those files.
Have run Norton AntiVirus and Trojan Hunters and they find nothing.
John "J.J." Jackson
About once a day I get dialog box
wmiprvse.exe - application error, unknown software exception
(0xc0000409) in the app at loc 0x716714a1
Research on the Internet suggested I run SFC /SCANNOW
SFC wants Windows XP CD and HP PC's don't ship with CD's everything on
D drive.
Used HP's Recovery CD-DVD Creator to burn DVDs from HP's restore
partition on D:, then copied the i386 folder from the DVD to c:\
and modifyed registry for SFC to look in that i386 folder instead of
under C:\windows\i386 which must have had some corrupt dll's since SFC
kept asking for Windows XP CD #2.
SFC ran fine against the new C:\i386 gave no messages of any kind did
not ask for Windows XP CD#2 but this did not solve the problem.
I note that WMIPRVSE.EX_ in my new C;i386 which came from the DVD
which came from the D: drive is a different size than the two copies
located in
C:\WINDOWS\system32\wbem\wmiprvse.exe
C:\WINDOWS\system32\dllcache\wmiprvse.exe
I don't think running SFC /SCANNOW replaced either one of those files.
Have run Norton AntiVirus and Trojan Hunters and they find nothing.
John "J.J." Jackson