RT32W is NOT a part of the Windows 2000 distribution. You need to find out
where RT32W comes from and continue your investigation from there. I suspect
it is some sort of "Run Time" subsystem for some 3rd party application.
Find out what it belongs to then find an appropriate news group for your
question.
Do some Google searches
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How do you fix an "Application Error - RT32W -
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