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Windows Forum / Windows XP / General Topics 2 / October 2008XP HOME EDITION LOADING FAX COMPONENT
In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. SURELY REALLY FED UP Your "Installation Path" can be reset. HKLM\Software\Microsoft\... .Windows\Current Version\Setup: Source Path .WindowsNT\Current Version - Source Path change them to the directory with the XP Files For Pro Edition:  SignatureWas this helpful? Then click the "Yes" Ratings button. Voting helps the web interface. http://www.microsoft.com/wn3/locales/help/help_en-us.htm#RateAPostAsHelpful Mark L. Ferguson . > In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on > Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E > readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" > I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. > > SURELY REALLY FED UP how do i solve the problem > In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on > Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E > readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" > I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. > > SURELY REALLY FED UP i david i typed in the copy files from %path%\i386 but it doesnt go anywhere > how do i solve the problem > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > SURELY REALLY FED UP i have not solve the problem > i david i typed in the copy files from %path%\i386 but it doesnt go anywhere > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > > > > > SURELY REALLY FED UP > how do i solve the problem > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] >> >> SURELY REALLY FED UP Browse the CD and if the file is found, copy it to the C:\Windows\i386 folder. Or, when prompted, type in the path to the folder on the CD. It might be D:\i386, E:\i386, or D:\Windows\i386 e.g. I've never tried this so I don't know that it would help. SignatureJoe =o) Does anyone have any input on how to solve this? I have the same exact problem. This windows OS is a JOKE! It's like an OLD Broken toy that MAY work corectly here and there. Six PC's I own are not worth 1/1000th of a MAC! Yup, folks just buy Apple, Windows will be the cornerstone on the downfall of this planet! If the software is windows based OPEN THE WINDOW and throw it OUT! LOL > > how do i solve the problem > > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > It might be D:\i386, E:\i386, or D:\Windows\i386 e.g. I've never tried > this so I don't know that it would help. > Does anyone have any input on how to solve this? I have the same exact > problem. This windows OS is a JOKE! It's like an OLD Broken toy that MAY [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >> It might be D:\i386, E:\i386, or D:\Windows\i386 e.g. I've never tried >> this so I don't know that it would help. Download or expand from the xp disk, fxscfgwz.dll fxsclntR.dll fxscount.h fxsext.ecf fxsocm.dll fxsperf.ini fxsroute.dll fxssend.exe fxstiff.dll fyi.cov generic.cov MIGRATE.DLL urgent.cov Put them in a folder on your hard drive and when the install asks, browse to that folder. I downloaded them from some place but don't have the address anymore. If you wish to post a good email, I will sent them to you. Only about 500kb. I would appreciate any help. I am not tech wise. I just try things and see if anything explodes. I have been trying to load the fax for DAYS and and had no luch whatsoever and I don't want efax. At this point I may have to just go buy a fax machine. Your offer of the files is the only hope I've had in days and I hope you're serious. I have downloaded and hunted for files til I'm sick of it. I actually need the fax too which makes it more annoying. Usually I'm just playing around. btw, I have no idea what a good email is. this is what I can babble right now. those files would be ever so appreciated! ((hugs)) pommom > > Does anyone have any input on how to solve this? I have the same exact > > problem. This windows OS is a JOKE! It's like an OLD Broken toy that MAY [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > anymore. If you wish to post a good email, I will sent them to you. Only > about 500kb. Maybe this will be of some help to you: How to enable and configure the Fax service in Windows XP http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306550 >I would appreciate any help. I am not tech wise. I just try things and see > if anything explodes. I have been trying to load the fax for DAYS and and [quoted text clipped - 49 lines] >> anymore. If you wish to post a good email, I will sent them to you. Only >> about 500kb. >I would appreciate any help. I am not tech wise. I just try things and >see [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > so > appreciated! ((hugs)) pommom A good email would be one that I could send the files to and you would get them but that's ok. I uploaded them to you send it. Click on the link and download the file. http://download.yousendit.com/6E9B367300F3FA5F Unzip it and when you try to install the fax service it will be looking for the "fxscfgwz.dll" Click the browse button and go to the fax files folder I have sent. Click the fxscfgwz.dll and then ok. Windows should do the rest. > Claggy wrote: > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Only > about 500kb. Please, Claggy, could you send me those files by e-mail? I have exactl the same problem: bought a laptop without an installation disk, an don't have those files anywhere on my computer - so my fax doesn' work! Am I allowed to post my e-mail address on this forum, or how do I fin yours? (This is my first posting, so I don't know the nettiquette fo this forum! -- stri http://forums.techarena.i >> Claggy wrote: >> [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] >yours? (This is my first posting, so I don't know the nettiquette for >this forum!) Strix - one way would be to google for the dll`s . jimbo571@operamail.com;4004585 Wrote: > >> Claggy wrote: > >> [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > > Strix - one way would be to google for the dll`s . Well, that was obviously my first approach - and also how I found thi thread! And I did found http://www.dll-download.net/: it has at leas fxscfgwz.dll and may have the other ones too, but they are not much us without the other files which are NOT dll, and for which I have not bee able to find any download links despite intense Googling. Therefore the simplest would be if either Claggy o pommomb@spamyahoo.com would be willing to pass on the files, either b uploading or as an e-mail attachment. As you may have seen further back in this thread, Claggy uploaded the to http://download.yousendit.com/6E9B367300F3FA5F, so tha pommomb@spamyahoo.com could download them from there - but that was bac in May, more than four months ago, and that link has of course expire long ago. Now, since these files are so valuable, and cannot be obtained fro Microsoft, I feel it would be invaluable if they could be kep permanently available by storing them on some site which could b findeable by Googling. Yahoo lists, for instance, do have storage spac for permanent storage, accessible by members of the list - but is ther any more general storage site, I wonder, the contents of which ar findeable by Googling? Believe me, I have tried every method known to man to find these files including eMuling, but with no success. And, despite all my neighbours nobody has an installation disk! A commercial computer specialist migh have one, but would of course charge me for his services. Another question in this context: I imagine that it is possible t find these two gentlemen's e-mail addresses somewhere on this forum (i they have made them visible to list members), but I have not been abl to find out how: a general search for the list member's handle onl brings up just that, not any information as to how to access hi profile. Could anyone tell me what I have missed? I have just checked my own profile and made my e-mail address visibl to members, so I know that this option is available. But it is no obvious on the list webpage how to access the profile of other members! So I only hope that Claggy or pommomb@spamyahoo.com may be readin this, and may be willing to get in touch and help. Or did anyone els download those files, by any chance, in the short timeslot that the were available for downloading through Claggy's kind assistance -- stri http://forums.techarena.i >fxsclntR.dll Try here for this and all .dll http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?fxsclntr When it say: "The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed" type your drive name where you XP CD are loaded: In my case it was D so I wrote D:\i386 and press enter and it worked, the missing file was found and the FAX component was loading, I hope this also will help you? > In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on > Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E > readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" > I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. > > SURELY REALLY FED UP > In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on > Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E > readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" > I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. > > SURELY REALLY FED UP If you are desperate try this: Download SBS2003-KB884032-X86-ENU.EXE from Update for Windows Small Business Server 2003: KB 884032. The executable contains the fxs files but getting to them is tricky. 1) Download SBS2003-KB884032-X86-ENU.EXE 2) Execute SBS2003-KB884032-X86-ENU.EXE 3) When (or if) the error message pops up do not close it. 4) Find the newly created temporary directory and copy the files from the update sub-directory to a permanent directory. 5) Close the error message 6) You should now have the fxs files in directory you can use when you install the FAX component. This is dangerous but it worked and so far the only problem I had was the "Add or Remove Programs" in Control Panel not working which required a reboot. Hope this works. > In trying to load the FAX component I get " The file "fxscfgwz.dll" on > Windows XP Home Edition CD is needed . In putting the XP CD into "D" OR E > readers nothing happens. The " Copy from" slot displays " &$\i386" > I am unable to resolve this problem. Advice needed please. > > SURELY REALLY FED UP |
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