DUN causes SVChost.exe errors

[rrose selavy]

Making the DUN connection seems fine ... until Outlook 2000 or OEexpress
actually checks for email. As soon as this happens the CPU spikes up to 95%
+ and remains so. Then I get the SVChost.exe errors.

After this opening MS Word generates errors about not being able to Register
the Document and that links cannot be made in the document specifying
palmapp.dot and pdfmaker.pdf.

This does NOT happen with a LAN connection, just a DUN.

Rebooting solves the Word problem, which reoccurs again after another DUN
connection followed by SVChost.ext errors.

 

[rrose selavy]

AND...when I do reboot after this situation...
I get a blue screen messages reporting a registry problem:
SystemRoot\Systen32\Config\Software - it is corrupt, absent or not
writable."
Sometimes I get the blue screen message THREE times in a row before the
system will boot and load Windows.

 

[Jason Hall [MSFT]]

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From: "rrose selavy" <[email protected]>
References: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: DUN causes SVChost.exe errors
Date: Mon, 7 Jun 2004 08:33:46 -0700

AND...when I do reboot after this situation...
I get a blue screen messages reporting a registry problem:
SystemRoot\Systen32\Config\Software - it is corrupt, absent or not
writable."
Sometimes I get the blue screen message THREE times in a row before the
system will boot and load Windows.

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Ya, looks like your DUN registry settings are corrupted. Check out the
following article for a resolution (the cause may be different than yours,
but the fix is the same):
Q319161: "Error Message When You Try to Dial a Connection: "Svchost.exe Has
WGID:491
support.microsoft.com/?id=319161

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[rrose selavy]

Thanks, Jason.

 

[rrose selavy]

But alas...what was described in that article shows registry locations that
do not exists.
Mine shows only location1 and not the other three. It indicates keeping 1
and 2 and deleting 3 and 4, but I have only the one.