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Windows Forum / Windows 98 / Disks / File System / November 2003kernel file
Have lost my kernel32.dLLL file where can I go to download a new one? Or what should I do ? What is the exact error message and exactly when does it occur. You can replace kernel32.dll from the Windows installation CD, but files like this don't just disappear on their own so the chance is that there are some other repairs required. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP W95/W98 > Have lost my kernel32.dLLL file where can I go to download > a new one? Or what should I do ? >-----Original Message----- >Have lost my kernel32.dLLL file where can I go to download >a new one? Or what should I do ? >. >My Kernel32.dll just crashed my system with an "invalid page fault" error message. I HAVE the dll file on a floppy, but I'm not quite sure how to go about replacing the bad file with the good. Any help would be welcome. Why do you think the file is damaged and needs to be replaced? Are you quite sure that the problem is with this file and not something else in your system? This file is an essential part of the operating system and if it really was damaged then Windows probably wouldn't start. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP W95/W98 > >-----Original Message----- > >Have lost my kernel32.dLLL file where can I go to download [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > floppy, but I'm not quite sure how to go about replacing > the bad file with the good. Any help would be welcome. I don't know that it IS damaged, didn't say it was, lol. Could be corrupted. Could be moved. Could have a conflict, who knows? I know only that it is apparently behind my system crashes, as noted in the win. logs. The reason I'm asking for help is that I've seen these symptoms before on my old computer. I kept getting Invalid Page Fault messages with the Kernel32, which turned into fatal exceptions caused by the Kernel32, which turned into lockups and full crashes. A friend copied the Kernel32 file to my computer, and the problem stopped. Thus far, I've only gotten the Page Faults. No big deal. But I'd rather not wait until it escalates. I see on Windows Help a suggestion to adjust my hardware acceleration to NONE. I'll try that. But if the file continues to crash my system, it's getting replaced! And it sure would be nice to know HOW to do that properly rather than flying by the seat of my pants. Thanks. >-----Original Message----- >Why do you think the file is damaged and needs to be replaced? Are you [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >. You should ask your friend who supplied the file how to install it, as it is not usual practice to replace this file using the procedure you have described. -- Jeff Richards MS MVP W95/W98 > I don't know that it IS damaged, didn't say it was, lol. > Could be corrupted. Could be moved. Could have a [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > rather than flying by the seat of my pants. > Thanks. |
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