Error Message "Invalid Windows Image" in XP

[P. Jayant]

I am getting an Error Message in Windows XP, saying that a certain DLL file
in a specified Folder (KDX) with a numerical address (does that imply that
it is in cache memory?) is not a valid Windows Image, asking me to check
with Installation Diskette - does not say if this refers to the Windows
Installation diskette or the specific application connected with the Folder.



I searched for the Folder in the specified path but it does not exist either
there or anywhere in the two HDs I have on the System.



Are there any references where I can find guidance to overcome this problem?
Or does anyone know a ready solution to the problem?



Thanks in anticipation of your help.



P. Jayant

 

[P. Jayant]

I got reference to the f-prot anti-virus web-site (as an antidote to the
Memory Access Violation problem) by Google search and checked my ME drive
with the downloaded f-prot.exe for windows. But the f-prot did not find any
infected file and the problem still continues. I am checking with the f-prot
specialists if I could have done any mistake in my check-up.

P. Jayant

 

[P. Jayant]

I am getting an Error Message in Windows XP, saying that a certain DLL file
in a specified Folder (KDX) with a numerical address (does that imply that
it is in cache memory?) is not a valid Windows Image, asking me to check
with Installation Diskette - does not say if this refers to the Windows
Installation diskette or the specific application connected with the Folder.
I searched for the Folder in the specified path but it does not exist either
there or anywhere in the two HDs I have on the System.
Are there any references where I can find guidance to overcome this problem?
Or does anyone know a ready solution to the problem?
Thanks in anticipation of your help.

Addendum:
I got reference by Google search to the web-site of f-prot anti-virus (which
the designers claim to be an antidote to the Memory Access Violation
problem) and checked my XP drive with the downloaded f-prot.exe for windows.
But the f-prot did not find any infected file and the problem still
continues. I am checking with the f-prot specialists if I could have done
any mistake in my check-up.

P. Jayant