0x7c91b21a...

0x7c91b21a... Memory could NOT be written. Grrrrrrr!
Fairly annoying but easily ignored, not sure how safe that is tho'...
I recently ran "ERROR CHECK" & it said my "HAL.dll" is missing or corrupt.
Can I obtain the driver on-line? :confused
I think Plodr gave me info but I'm not sure if that was for me... (accidental hi-jack). :-o

 

See if either of these help:

http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_haldll_missing.htm

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/findbyerrormessage/a/missinghaldll.htm

 

Just sending thanks to all the fam @ Major Geek's who have helped me... so far. :O)
I know it's taken a while, I'm STILL finding my stopper's (err, feet). Lol.
I think my prob's are sorted for now but I'm NOT 1 to just evaporate into the cyber-mist.
If I can I'd like to add you (and others) to my MSN list if thats o.k.
Let me know via email & i'll be ever grateful.
Cheer's again. Binaryfreek (@live)

 

Hi,
I found a solution for an error message on start up that states that memory could not be written at 0x7c91b21a 0x00000010. It appears the latest update for Windows Media Player is causing this problem if the Service, Windows Driver Foundation. is turned on. It needs to be disabled. I found this at Bleeping Computers and this solution worked for me. The post at this address: http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/topic261076.html,
explains in detail how to change the properties of a service and instructs you to restart when finished. Cathy :dancer