BITS error

J

Jerry

I'm running Win XP SP2 on a Gateway 310XL - 2.6 GHZ with 512 Meg Ram.

Am getting BITS errors in the Administrative Tools/Event Viewer/System log.
The error states "The BITS job list is not in a recognized format. It may
have been created by a different version of BITS. The job list has been
cleared."

This error has appeared since I installed the Update for Background
Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) 2.0 and WinHTTP 5.1 (KB842773) around
July 14th.

Am unable to install this update since XP SP2 erased the uninstaller file in
the Windows directory.

I've tried the bitsadmin program, but it leads nowhere.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Jerry
 
G

Guest

I suspect this error is related to QGMR.DLL QGMR.PRXY or Loadqm

search regedit for QMGR ... see if it is actually in the folder the keys say
it should be in

a Manual download/install of KB842773 seems to add a key to locate QMGR
in System32 folder .... but with "show all files show system files etc etc
....... it is NOT in that folder ....


Many people deleted LoadQM and QMGR files since it "ate processor cycles,
slowed the computer" etc etc and search engine searches on the web
recommended deleting it ... not knowing you actually need it now ... :)


The trick now is finding the correct version somewhere to put there :)
latest version info is here ... if you find that file


Would be great if there was a dealie to just click or a patch for "the
thousands of ppl who deleted loadqm and all qmgr files" after MSN Instant
messenger instaled them years ago and decided that is still the thing to do
in XP
 

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