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Each time I reboot I get this error - WLMON.EXE (0xc0000142), does anyone
know how to correct this?
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WLMon.exe error on start up
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"Bobby" wrote:

| Each time I reboot I get this error - WLMON.EXE (0xc0000142), does anyone
| know how to correct this?
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| Bobby T

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Bobby, found this
Accepted Answer from sramesh2k
Date: 03/05/2005 11:08PM PST
Grade: A
Accepted Answer

WLMon.exe might be the Wireless card driver file. The error occurs if the
actual file is missing in the system, but the startup entry remains. To get
rid of the error, use MSConfig and disable the program from startup.

Click Start/Run and type MSCONFIG
In the Startup tab, look for the line reading WLMon.exe
Uncheck the line and click OK

If that does not help, see here for more startup locations and the link for
Autoruns tool
http://windowsxp.mvps.org/startup.htm


















"Bobby" <Bobby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F0D3AAE7-E1BB-458E-9F55-5F3B506B66FD@microsoft.com...
> Each time I reboot I get this error - WLMON.EXE (0xc0000142), does anyone
> know how to correct this?
> --
> Bobby T

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Thank you! This fixed the problem. It runs great now!

"Rich Barry" wrote:

> Bobby, found this
> Accepted Answer from sramesh2k
> Date: 03/05/2005 11:08PM PST
> Grade: A
> Accepted Answer
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> WLMon.exe might be the Wireless card driver file. The error occurs if the
> actual file is missing in the system, but the startup entry remains. To get
> rid of the error, use MSConfig and disable the program from startup.
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> Click Start/Run and type MSCONFIG
> In the Startup tab, look for the line reading WLMon.exe
> Uncheck the line and click OK
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> If that does not help, see here for more startup locations and the link for
> Autoruns tool
> http://windowsxp.mvps.org/startup.htm
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> "Bobby" <Bobby@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F0D3AAE7-E1BB-458E-9F55-5F3B506B66FD@microsoft.com...
> > Each time I reboot I get this error - WLMON.EXE (0xc0000142), does anyone
> > know how to correct this?
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> > Bobby T
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