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Jack   07-08-2004 at 02:45:01 AM

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ok after a clean install, im getting an "entry point not found" in kernel.dll.
been trying for days to find a solution to no avail. Whenever i put a cd in the drive auto play starts, then the error message pops up.

could anyone help me with this issue please.

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Anonymous   07-08-2004 at 01:17:51 PM
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"RUNDLL32.EXE - Entry Point Not Found" Error Message When You Start Your Computer
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=330159

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> ok after a clean install, im getting an "entry point not found" in kernel.dll.
> been trying for days to find a solution to no avail. Whenever i put a cd in the
drive auto play starts, then the error message pops up.
>
> could anyone help me with this issue please.

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By hollett, 1 day ago:

right click "administrative Templates" and click add remove templates. you will then have a dialg box with a list of templates. Click Add and this should open the Windows\system32\inf folder and list a number of .ADM files. From the list add in Conf.adm and System.adm. Close the Add/Remove temples box and you should now have the requied options

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