UNREGMPZ.EXE

From: Bob (anonymous_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 05/01/04 

Date: Sat, 1 May 2004 11:51:36 -0700

Hi, I have a corrupt version of WindowsXp Home that I am
trying to repair and would appreciate HELP. I was asked
if I want to Upgrade and clicked OK and the Upgrade
install began but with about 13 minutes left
in the install, I received an error message titled
UNREGMPZ.EXE-Entry Point Not Found with The Proceedure
entry point GETIUMS could not be located in the link
library MSDART.DLL. From what little I know, this does
NOT look like a good sign and would appreciate your help.
Agin, my objective is to Repair WindowsXp Home.
Thank you,
Bob
P.S.-I Posted a more complete note at 4:44PM

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