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Win XP Pro - fully updated on a P-III laptop, freshly
installed everything. This laptop had Win ME on it
before I restarted everytning. I am getting this error
when I launch Photoshop CS, or Illustrator v10 or Painter
7. It says, "The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray
could not be located in the Dynamic Link Library
KERNEL32.DLL." Clicking OK dismisses it and the three
progs seem to work OK. So I take that to mean my
KERNEL32.dll is out of whack because all three progs give
the error. If it was only one prog, OK, I can deal with
that. But, of course, this error worries me - in the
future is this going to come back to bite me if I don't
address it now. After an exhaustive search on Google,
and a few other spots, I can find no reference to this
call/plug-in/whatever in the Adobe forums. They
suggested an OS reinstall. I did - same thing happens.
A search of the KB for "UnMapSLFixArray" yields this one
result: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
scid=fh;EN-US;winxp&Product=winxp which doesn't pin any
of this down.
So do any of the experts here know what UnMapSLFixArray
is and how do I have the system "locate" it in
KERNEL32.dll or am I just stuck with this? I thought of
trying to back up to a previous version of KERNEL32.dll
but I think that's doomed - not a wise approach. I
disabled all startup apps (using MSCONFIG) - same result.
What do I do next?
Thanks to the group.
H S
installed everything. This laptop had Win ME on it
before I restarted everytning. I am getting this error
when I launch Photoshop CS, or Illustrator v10 or Painter
7. It says, "The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray
could not be located in the Dynamic Link Library
KERNEL32.DLL." Clicking OK dismisses it and the three
progs seem to work OK. So I take that to mean my
KERNEL32.dll is out of whack because all three progs give
the error. If it was only one prog, OK, I can deal with
that. But, of course, this error worries me - in the
future is this going to come back to bite me if I don't
address it now. After an exhaustive search on Google,
and a few other spots, I can find no reference to this
call/plug-in/whatever in the Adobe forums. They
suggested an OS reinstall. I did - same thing happens.
A search of the KB for "UnMapSLFixArray" yields this one
result: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?
scid=fh;EN-US;winxp&Product=winxp which doesn't pin any
of this down.
So do any of the experts here know what UnMapSLFixArray
is and how do I have the system "locate" it in
KERNEL32.dll or am I just stuck with this? I thought of
trying to back up to a previous version of KERNEL32.dll
but I think that's doomed - not a wise approach. I
disabled all startup apps (using MSCONFIG) - same result.
What do I do next?
Thanks to the group.
H S