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| error message when trying to use add/remove windows components
administrator, the specfic error code is 0x2 at line 2088999411 I have no idea what happened....... John |
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This is most likely caused by a syntax error in Sysoc.inf (have you modified it?). Extracting a new copy from XP CD should help. Insert the Windows XP CD in the drive. Click Start/Run and type CMD In the Command Prompt, type this line: expand X:\i386\sysoc.in_ -r c:\windows\inf Where X:\ is your CD-ROM drive letter. The above command assumes Windows is installed in C:\ drive. If not, change the drive letter / Path accordingly. Example: expand H:\i386\sysoc.in_ -r g:\windows\inf |
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| Can't get into Add/Delete Windows Components
Mr. Ramesh, I am a computer novice and I am having the same problem with not being able to open my Add/Delete Windows Components. Unfortunately, my pc came with XP already loaded so I don't have a cd. Is there any way I can fix this? I think I screwed up my system by removing some MSM software and taking stuff off that I should have left on! My error message says 0x2 at line 2088999411, then a pop up box says msnmsn.info missing. I would appreciate any advice! Thanks. Last edited by Frances Clarke : 11-01-2007 at 11:46 PM. |
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| Problems with Add/Remove Windows Components
Thank you very much for your response, but I have actually been able to resolve the problem now. I had messed up my computer by trying to remove AOL software (which is like trying to remove bubble gum from your hair) and couldn't do a system restore to get back to where I was before I started to tinker. I learned that my Norton Symantic Antivirus 2006 version was causing the problem so I disabled the Product Protection function and was able to restore my system back to where it was before I tinkered with it. BTW, the message I was getting was "0x2 at line ..... 208899592." My mistake when I quoted the 208.....411 error code. I was writing from a different computer. Anyway, everything seems to be ok now. I won't tinker again, but I would love to be able to get AOL off my machine! The AOL uninstaller refuses to be uninstalled! Should be a law against that company! |
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Ramesh..I have this same problem and tried your solution without success. Do you have other suggestions. Also System restore will create restore points but is unable to restore. Thanks Problem solved..apparently I was missing the wordpad.inf file..so using your instructions toadd it worked wonderfully. Now I'm still unable to restore any points |
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| Re: error message when trying to use add/remove windows components
I have also recently been getting an error message when I try to use the Add/Remove Windows components. THis is the exact error I get: Setup Library StartOC.DLL could not be loaded, or function StarterOCSetupProc could not be found. Contact your system administrator. The specific error code is 0x7e I have searched the net for an answer to this, but the only solution I have found was for Windows 2000 Server, and that's not what I am running. Windows XP SP3. Will the solution in this thread also work for the error I am getting? |
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hi. i cant open add/remove windows component when i click on the button it says, "setup was unable to load the master information file" I NEED HELP ASAP! http://www.google.com/search?q=setup...formation+file |
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