Re: What is "Generic Host Process For Win32 Services"?
From: Dirk Goldgar (dg_at_NOdataSPAMgnostics.com)
Date: 10/19/04
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Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2004 01:18:09 -0400
"Gillyon" <Gillyon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> My name is Gilles this my question:
> Every time I click into the address bar and want to go to a address
> this window appear after few second on my screen and you can read
> "Generic Host Process For Win32 Services as detected an error" I
> should report this problem to Microsoft which I do but nothing change
> and I have no idea how to reverse this problem. Can a expert in
> Microsoft in the community can idvise me it is urgent because we run
> a small business and it is very frustrating, everything else is
> working? Thank you for your assistance in this matter
>
> With Best Regards, I Remain,
> Gilles
Gilles -
You've asked your question in the wrong newsgroup, I'm afraid. This one
is devoted to questions about Microsoft Access, the database program. I
think you'd do better to post your question in one of the groups devoted
to your operating system.
I did have a quick search online for your error message, and I found
this article in the Microsoft KnowledgeBase
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;821690
Generic Host Process Error Message and a Flashlight Icon Appear
It may or may not be relevant to your situation, but it suggests that
the problem may be related to the device driver for a printer or
scanner. The article mentions an old HP printer or scanner driver, but
I'm not convinced it's confined just to those HP drivers. If you have a
printer or scanner, or both, connected to your computer, see if the
problem goes away if you turn off the computer and the printer and/or
scanner, disconnect the device(s), and restart the computer. If the
problem goes away, you may need to contact the device manufacturer for
replacement device drivers.
That's all I can offer, and it may or may not be relevant to your
problem. As I said, you'd have better luck asking in a suitable
newsgroup.
Good luck!
-- Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP www.datagnostics.com (please reply to the newsgroup)
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