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  1. Thanks again, exile360, the rundll.exe error seems to have gone away! I greatly appreciate your patient support. Best wishes tholland
  2. I've read the article and with its help have succeeded in getting scannow to run OK. But (!), I still get the rundll.exe and srclient error messages after the desktop screen has come up. I think something must have changed either when I ran the dial-a-fix program or after reinstalling system restore (rundll.exe worked ok then) ; any ideas? Best wishes tholland PS The good news is; system restore now works - thanks for that.
  3. I think we have a problem, Exile360! I ran the scan and got this Windows File Protection message: "Files that are required for windows to run properly must be copied to the DLL cache. Insert your Windows XP Home Edition CD ROM now" Sadly, I do not have a WIndows XP Home Edition CD ROM; my machine came pre-installed. Is there anything else that can be done? Best wishes tholland
  4. Thanks again Exile360. I have copied, pasted and run this line. When I did so igot the mesage "The file 'sr.sys' on WINDOWS XP Home Edition Service Pack 3 CD is needed. Type the path where the file is located and then click ok" The automatic system was looking in folder C:\WINDOWS\Inf\i386. This file copy didn't work when I clicked OK with that path. I found the i386 folder in my WINDOWS directory and used that instead. I then got a number of processing messages, each of which wa salong the lines of "Source C:\WINDOWS\i386\sr.sy_ Target C:\WINDOWS\System32\drivers\sr.sys The target file exists and is newer than the source. Overwrite newer file? I got similar messages with srclient.dl_, srsvc.dl_, srrstr.dl_ and rstrui.ex_. In each case I elected not to overwrite the target because I didn't know what might happen. When I rebooted the system I checked the services monitor and discovered that system restore has now started. However, I cannot access it. When I click on ...system tools\system restore nothing happens. I got a couple of error messages when I rebooted: "rundll32.exe - this application failed to start because framedyn.dll was not found. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem." and "error loading srclient.dll; the specified module could not be found." Any further help would be much appreciated. Best wishes tholland
  5. Thanks exile360 for your time and trouble. I've run the download, which has produced the message @out of 142 detected policies (1704 queries), no restrictive policies were found"; when I unchecked the hide disabled policies box I got a list of six. The only change I have made to my system is to set up a new log-in account. Best wishes tholland
  6. I have a similar problem. However, when I try to start the System Restore service I get an error 5: access denied message. I've tried the two fixes that sorted out LennyB's problem, but they haven't worked. Can you help? Best wishes tholland
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