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dash - 10 Oct 2006 02:37 GMT
in the details >> bartshel caused an invalid page fault in module <unknown>
at 0000:3131260a
when i sign on i get this fault if i close it i get kicked off the internet
and if i leave the message up i can still surf. how can i fix this problem is
it a script problem
Gary S. Terhune - 10 Oct 2006 03:07 GMT
It's a program installed by PeoplePC, and it's not needed. Use MSCONFIG to
disable the item and see if the error disappears and also see if you have
any remaining problems (test several sites with IE, use OE to Send/Receive
mail, etc.) If no problems result from disabling Bartshel, return for
instructions on permanently preventing it from starting up with Windows.
Unless you're going to switch from ad and spyware-laden PeoplePC to
something more sane, do not uninstall any of its components.

Start>Run>MSCONFIG<enter>

Look on the Startup tab for the Bartshel item, uncheck it, click OK and
restart when prompted.

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http://grystmill.com/articles/security.htm

> in the details >> bartshel caused an invalid page fault in module
> <unknown>
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> it a script problem
 
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