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I'm running Windows XP Pro with the latest updates installed. Last
week, Windows Update installed a couple of updates, after which the
machine went into an infinite loop of repeated booting. I rebooted
again, disabling the auto reboot on system error setting, so that I
could examine the error message. I get a STOP: c0000221 {Bad Image
Checksum} error on gdi32.dll. The size of this file is 280064, and
it's dated 12/28/2005.
If I use recovery console to uninstall KB912919, I get the old
gdi32.dll back (same size, dated 10/05/2005), and everything works
again. Windows still wants to reinstall KB912919, and if I let it, I
get the stop error again.
Anyway, it appears that either KB912919 contains a corrupted version of
gdi32.dll, or the copy that Windows is trying to install for me went
through some kind of changes during download. I can't be the only one
experiencing this problem. Any advice? Thanks.
Tony
week, Windows Update installed a couple of updates, after which the
machine went into an infinite loop of repeated booting. I rebooted
again, disabling the auto reboot on system error setting, so that I
could examine the error message. I get a STOP: c0000221 {Bad Image
Checksum} error on gdi32.dll. The size of this file is 280064, and
it's dated 12/28/2005.
If I use recovery console to uninstall KB912919, I get the old
gdi32.dll back (same size, dated 10/05/2005), and everything works
again. Windows still wants to reinstall KB912919, and if I let it, I
get the stop error again.
Anyway, it appears that either KB912919 contains a corrupted version of
gdi32.dll, or the copy that Windows is trying to install for me went
through some kind of changes during download. I can't be the only one
experiencing this problem. Any advice? Thanks.
Tony