Machine debug Manager

[R .Sridhar]

Each time we start the PC, the message pops
that "Machine debug manager has encountered a problem and
needs to close. Please tell microsoft about the
problem" . We are using Windows XP, SP 1. Please advise
on how to fix this problem.

Regards

R Sridhar
E- mail:[email protected]
OR
(e-mail address removed)

 

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi,

Click start/run, tyoe MCSONFIG and click ok. Go to the startup tab and
disable it.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

 

[Tom]

Each time we start the PC, the message pops
that "Machine debug manager has encountered a problem and
needs to close. Please tell microsoft about the
problem" . We are using Windows XP, SP 1. Please advise
on how to fix this problem.

Regards

R Sridhar
E- mail:[email protected]
OR
(e-mail address removed)

Read here:
http://www.freddyreyes.com/dismdm.htm

 

[Tom]

Unfortunately Rick, it isn't as simple a fix as that.
I gave the OP a site on a "How To" for the MDM.exe.

It is part of anything Office 2000 and newer. For me, I had stop it through TM, then uncheck it in msconfig, then go into services.msc, and stop/disable it there, and rename the files (MDM.exe, and PDM.dll) to something like .old, to prevent it from coming back. If you do a repair of Office, or get a major ypdate (i.e.. SP1 for Office 2003),it will resurface again.

 

[Rick \Nutcase\ Rogers]

Hi Tom,

For the version in Office2K yes, but for XP or 2K3 disabling it via msconfig
should be sufficient.

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP

Associate Expert - WindowsXP Expert Zone

Windows help - www.rickrogers.org

Unfortunately Rick, it isn't as simple a fix as that.
I gave the OP a site on a "How To" for the MDM.exe.

It is part of anything Office 2000 and newer. For me, I had stop it through
TM, then uncheck it in msconfig, then go into services.msc, and stop/disable
it there, and rename the files (MDM.exe, and PDM.dll) to something like
..old, to prevent it from coming back. If you do a repair of Office, or get a
major ypdate (i.e.. SP1 for Office 2003),it will resurface again.

 

[Tom]

Hey,

I have Office 2K3 and I have to do this, or it just reappears like a nasty zit. One of the first things I tried was removing from msconfig, but when I restarted, it was again showing up in the TM.