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mike
i need to turn dr watson off...can you tell me how to do this....running wdos
xp sp3 ie7
xp sp3 ie7
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Jim
mike said:i need to turn dr watson off...can you tell me how to do this....running
wdos
xp sp3 ie7
This is done with a setting in local security policy.
Jim
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Nepatsfan
mike said:i need to turn dr watson off...can you tell me how to do this....running wdos
xp sp3 ie7
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=disable+doctor+watson
Since SP3 is an unsupported release, I can't say whether any of the usual advice
still applies.
Good luck
Nepatsfan
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mike
that stopped the madness of popups from drwatson i was getting as many as one
per second, how ever, i now get a pop up saying;
header; msvidctl system broadcast message receiver; ehrecvr.exe-
application error
red circle white x in box ; the instruction at"0x53801d4f' referenced
memory at "0x0000000". the memory could not be "read", click on ok to
terminate the program. as soon as you click on ok it pops back up
again.....can you help me with this?thank you, mike
per second, how ever, i now get a pop up saying;
header; msvidctl system broadcast message receiver; ehrecvr.exe-
application error
red circle white x in box ; the instruction at"0x53801d4f' referenced
memory at "0x0000000". the memory could not be "read", click on ok to
terminate the program. as soon as you click on ok it pops back up
again.....can you help me with this?thank you, mike
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Nepatsfan
A quick Google search on that error message leads me to believe that you're
running XP Media Center Edition and you have a TV Tuner card installed on your
system. Since I don't have any experience with either of those two items, the
best I can offer is a guess.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...ge+receiver;+ehrecvr.exe-+&btnG=Google+Search
Try to recall when you first started getting these error messages. What's
changed on your computer since then. Have you updated any hardware on your
system? Were you receiving these error messages before installing Service Pack
3? It's possible that SP3 has a problem with some of your hardware.
The best advice I can give you is to post a new question about this error
message. Maybe someone reading this newsgroup will be familiar with the problem
and provide a solution.
Good luck
Nepatsfan
running XP Media Center Edition and you have a TV Tuner card installed on your
system. Since I don't have any experience with either of those two items, the
best I can offer is a guess.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...ge+receiver;+ehrecvr.exe-+&btnG=Google+Search
Try to recall when you first started getting these error messages. What's
changed on your computer since then. Have you updated any hardware on your
system? Were you receiving these error messages before installing Service Pack
3? It's possible that SP3 has a problem with some of your hardware.
The best advice I can give you is to post a new question about this error
message. Maybe someone reading this newsgroup will be familiar with the problem
and provide a solution.
Good luck
Nepatsfan
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mike
thank you, mike
Nepatsfan said:A quick Google search on that error message leads me to believe that you're
running XP Media Center Edition and you have a TV Tuner card installed on your
system. Since I don't have any experience with either of those two items, the
best I can offer is a guess.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&...ge+receiver;+ehrecvr.exe-+&btnG=Google+Search
Try to recall when you first started getting these error messages. What's
changed on your computer since then. Have you updated any hardware on your
system? Were you receiving these error messages before installing Service Pack
3? It's possible that SP3 has a problem with some of your hardware.
The best advice I can give you is to post a new question about this error
message. Maybe someone reading this newsgroup will be familiar with the problem
and provide a solution.
Good luck
Nepatsfan
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Jim
Just a passing thought... Turning off Dr. Watson is really just shootingmike said:thank you, mike
the messenger. The reason for your problem is highly likely to be buried in
the crash dump.
Jim
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FredFarkWater
Try installing and running Spybot to rid pop-ups. This may be silly to ask
but you have IE7 and is the PUB turned on?
but you have IE7 and is the PUB turned on?
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Frank
FredFarkWater said:Try installing and running Spybot to rid pop-ups. This may be silly to ask
but you have IE7 and is the PUB turned on?
Everyone down at the pub is turned on by Janie.
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mike
PUB is turned on and i have spybot and have run it....this is an alert and
not a true pop up, it only behaves like a popup powered by a virus...but is
system originated....
not a true pop up, it only behaves like a popup powered by a virus...but is
system originated....
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