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From: <
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Subject: Re: File Protection error
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 2004 12:50:47 +0100
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory
Thank you Bob !
Thank you James !
Thank you Jack !
I contacted my local Microsoft and I have to tell you that I
struggled to
make the Customer Relations understand that not only Bob, not only
James and
not only Jack who told me that there exists a catfix for my problem,
but all
of them !!! I told that bloke from Customer Relations: "how on
earth can
you can argue with them, don't you know who they are?" He said:
"no". I
said: "they are god of the software and it's a sin to argue with them
!!!"
He then said: "I will speak to my Supervisor". I said, please do !
He came
back to me and said that he would escalate my call. I ended up with
a woman
this time. That sounded good to me. She nicely logged my call and
issued
me with a number. After that, she passed me to Microsoft Product
Support
Services. His name's Patrick Evans and he was very helpful. I gave
him the
ticket number and as soon as I told him about my problem and what
Bob, James
and Jack said to me in the Newsgroup, he understood. He found the
"catfix"
and he opened the KB 301404. 10 minutes later the "catfix.bat" in a
zip
folder was in my Inbox. I haven't applied it yet as my network is
down.
Thank you Bob !
Thank you James !
Thank you Jack !
I LOVE YOU !
Best
Hi
Thank you for the reply.
If the error occurs during the installation of Windows 2000 Service
Pack 1
(SP1), you may ignore it. If the error keeps occuring after that,
please
contact the local PSS and provide the KB number 301404 to them. This
KB is
not published so that you could not see it. However, your local PSS
should
have the permission to open it. Have a great day!
Sincerely,
Jack Wang, MCSE 2000/2003, MCSA 2000/2003, MCDBA, MCSD
Microsoft Online Partner Support
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| Thanks James
|
| "sfc /scannow" was the first thing I've tried.
|
| The following KB, which has recently been withdrawn from
| MS site, mentionned the same error message code
| (0x800b0100) but it says "ignore it" !
|
| Windows File Protection Error Messages Generated During
| Windows 2000 ServicePack 1 Installation
|
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=263566
|
| This is what it says:
|
| Quote
|
| The system file c:\winnt\system32\gdi32.dll could not be
| copied into the DLL cache. The specific error code is
| 0x800b0100 [No signature was present in the subject.]
| This file is necessary to maintain system stability.
| The error messages can be ignored.
|
| CAUSE
|
| During SP1 installation, Event Viewer may log these types
| of error messages when newly installed files are added to
| the dynamic-link library (DLL) cache. The issue
| originates with the retail release of Windows 2000, but
| occurs when you are installing SP1. The WFP logging
| occurs before the completion of the SP1 installation,
| which contains an updated Sfc.dll (System File Checker)
| file to correct these error messages. This file does not
| take effect until you reboot the computer.
|
| End quote
|
| Bob said that there is "catfix" for it and I hope that he
| would give me some more information about it.
|
| Regards
|
| Best
|
| >-----Original Message-----
|
| >If windows file protection is attempting to replace a
| file then something
| >modified that file.
| >
| >You can try running "sfc /scannow" from the run line.
| It will ask for the
| >cd but should check all the protected files.
| >
| >If you are seeing the same file be effected multiple
| times you might try
| >using filemon from sysinternals to see what is touching
| it.
| >
| >
| >
| >
| >--
| >James Brandt [MSFT]
| >
| >
| >| >> Hello Bob
| >>
| >> I did contact my local Microsoft Technical Support,
| here
| >> in Britain, and told them what you advised me. The
| reply
| >> is that:
| >>
| >> First, they did not know what "catfix" means.
| >>
| >> Second, they said that in order to supply a hotfix,
| they
| >> would need a KB number or the number of the hotfix.
| >>
| >> They told me to come back to you and put these
| questions
| >> to you.
| >>
| >> Thank for the reply.
| >>
| >> Best
| >>
| >>>-----Original Message-----
| >>
| >>>Hello,
| >>>
| >>>Thanks for your posting here.
| >>>
| >>>The problem can occur if the master system catalog
| >> database is corrupted. I
| >>>would like to recommend that you contact Microsoft
| >> Product Support Services
| >>>for the catfix tool to resolve this issue via
| telephone.
| >>>
| >>>To obtain the phone numbers for specific technology
| >> request please take a
| >>>look at the web site listed below.
| >>>
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=fh;EN-
| >> US;PHONENUMBERS
| >>>
| >>>If you are outside the US please see
| >>
http://support.microsoft.com for
| >>>regional support phone numbers.
| >>>
| >>>Thank you for using our Newsgroup.
| >>>
| >>>Best regards,
| >>>Bob Qin
| >>>Microsoft Online Partner Support
| >>>
| >>>Get Secure! -
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| >>>
| >>>====================================================
| >>>When responding to posts, please "Reply to Group" via
| >> your newsreader so
| >>>that others may learn and benefit from your issue.
| >>>====================================================
| >>>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties,
| and
| >> confers no rights.
| >>>
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| >>> From: <
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| >>> Subject: File Protection error
| >>> Date: Tue, 12 Oct 2004 14:54:22 -0700
| >>> Newsgroups:
| >> microsoft.public.win2000.active_directory
| >>>
| >>> Hi
| >>>
| >>> Windows Server 2000. The Systmen Event Viewer is
| >> loaded
| >>> with Windows File Protection errors with
| different
| >> DLL
| >>> files, such as this for example:
| >>>
| >>> The protected system file c:\winnt\system32
| >> \winrnr.dll
| >>> could not be restored to its original, valid
| >> version. The
| >>> specific error code is 0x800b0100 [No signature
| >> was
| >>> present in the subject.]
| >>>
| >>> We have re-installed the latest SP to no avail.
| >>>
| >>> Any help to resolve this would be greatly
| >> appreciated.
| >>>
| >>> Thanks
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>.
| >>>
| >
| >
| >.
| >
|
