Re: blue screen error message
- From: "rubee" <someplace@xxxxxxxxx(donotspam)>
- Date: Fri, 15 Apr 2005 07:30:09 -0700
I tried your answer, and unchecked all the check marks. When I tried to
reboot, it wouldn't until I finally must have hit the right combination of F
keys before it would let me exit. I put all the checkmarks back in but left
the selective on and went into one of the top panel tabs to nose around. I
found the KB891711 in one of the lists. I either unchecked or clicked on it,
I don't remember, but found where it said to disable it. I did. I left the
selective on and rebooted and LO and BEHOLD , it worked (at least so far ).
Everything came up right when I came on this morning. It might have been a
startup box as now a box comes up that says that I am using selective for
startup. I just X it and it goes away. I could check the box on it that says
, don't show this message again, but it will remind me of what I did in case
I have more problems. I didn't have to go through each step of adding back
one at a time, just got rid of that KB thing. Thanks for your help, it
steared me in the right direction. Hope this helps someone else too.
"Rich Barry" wrote:
> Rubee, check here
> Windows 98 and Millennium (ME) automatically load programs when
> you boot your computer. These programs, which run in the background, will
> often cause problems. To see a list of programs that are running hold down
> the [Ctrl] and [Alt] keys on your keyboard and hit the [Delete] key once.
> You can [End Task] on all of these programs except Systray and Explorer and
> see if the system performance improves. Please be aware that all of these
> programs will reload the next time you start your computer unless you make
> some changes to your Startup folder. This is easily done with the Microsoft
> System Configuration Utility (MSCONFIG).
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> To troubleshoot Windows using MSCONFIG:
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> 1. Click [Start]| Run and type MSCONFIG then click [OK].
> 2. On the General tab, click Selective Startup and remove the check marks
> from all of the boxes below. Note: Some items under Selective Startup may be
> grayed out so that you cannot select them. This indicates that the
> corresponding files do not exist.
> 3. Click [OK] and then click [Yes] to reboot.
> 4. If the system reboots normally and the problem you were troubleshooting
> has been resolved you know that one of these items was the cause.
> 5. Put a check mark back into the check boxes one at a time and reboot. When
> the problem recurs you have found the source of your trouble.
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> "rubee" <someplace@xxxxxxxxx(donotspam)> wrote in message
> news:5C965339-8BB9-4444-8651-BC38A22518CC@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > How do I find msconfig/startup on my computer to disable KB891711.EXE. ?
> > Everytime since windows put this update in, I have trouble starting. Dr.
> > Watson on my computer says that this update has altered system files. He
> > says
> > the module name is Kb891911.EXE , the discription: Windows KB 891711
> > component ,version:4.10.2222, Product:Microsoft (R) Windows(R) Operating
> > System, Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation. I read somewhere that a
> > person can disable it so it won't do give me trouble starting. Would this
> > be
> > the right thing to do?
> > --
> > queenie
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