user32.dll Initialization failure... to extreme amounts

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First off, I'll just note that I have already searched the
knowledgenet for information. I wouldn't be posting this
if I haven't.

Anyways, I'm currently "interning" for a software company
in Vancouver, and the network admin has brought up a
problem such as this for the network's BDC.

Basically, she gave me an image file showing all the error
windows that pop up for her when she logs into the BDC,
all of them read "Initialization of the dynamic link
library c:\WINNT\system32\USER32.dll failed. The process
is terminating abnormally." Every process that is
starting up at logon recieves this error, INCLUDING
EXPLORER.EXE.

I've already searched through the knowledgenet for
answers, but most solutions either involve systems that
have upgraded to NT4, (the BDC was freshly installed) or
involve the desktop heap. (Which 1. has already been tried
and failed and 2. Is more for services than it is for
processes.)

Anyways, I'm pretty much out of ideas on how to solve
this. Is there any other possible way? (Note: I'm
assuming that the network admins want to try to avoid
reformatting the server.)

 

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Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc (More info?)

I am also facin same problem.Tried with Registry setting
options.
Can anybody give solution ?
>-----Original Message-----
>First off, I'll just note that I have already searched
the
>knowledgenet for information. I wouldn't be posting this
>if I haven't.
>
>Anyways, I'm currently "interning" for a software company
>in Vancouver, and the network admin has brought up a
>problem such as this for the network's BDC.
>
>Basically, she gave me an image file showing all the
error
>windows that pop up for her when she logs into the BDC,
>all of them read "Initialization of the dynamic link
>library c:\WINNT\system32\USER32.dll failed. The process
>is terminating abnormally." Every process that is
>starting up at logon recieves this error, INCLUDING
>EXPLORER.EXE.
>
>I've already searched through the knowledgenet for
>answers, but most solutions either involve systems that
>have upgraded to NT4, (the BDC was freshly installed) or
>involve the desktop heap. (Which 1. has already been
tried
>and failed and 2. Is more for services than it is for
>processes.)
>
>Anyways, I'm pretty much out of ideas on how to solve
>this. Is there any other possible way? (Note: I'm
>assuming that the network admins want to try to avoid
>reformatting the server.)
>.
>