My problem started with my computer freezing up for about a minute at each new web page but everthing else was working fine. I called my cable company and they said everthing looked fine and said I should try reinstalling IE. The freezing up was making that a pain so I decided to reinstall XP. During the install I got the message
SPINGFLD_ADV_DAEMON:WksCal.exe-Entry Point The procedure entry point GetIums cannot be located in the dynamic link library. When I started the computer after the install I got a message to reinstall the sound card driver so I reinstalled SB Live but still got a diagnostic fail and instructions to do it again so I thought I'd turn to system restore but I got a message that it's entry point could not be found. I'm desperate now someone help please.
Could you tell me how r u installing your windows XP. R U installing it by putting the CD in desktop and running setup, the reason i asked this is because wkscal.exe is the works calender file and u will get an error only when u r installing the above way. If u want to install windows xp then take a backup and do a clean reinstallation. This will take care of all the problems u have stated.
This error is most commonly associated with Microsoft Works. Did you attempt a repair install? If so, you may be able to get the message to stop by unselecting the "Reminders" feature in Works, as described in
this article.
The above link is for a parallel install (Not recommended by Microsoft) not a Clean Install either.
I have shown the supersite link last as it assumes Clean Install status so doesn't include step to delete existing partition at step 5 & so achieve Clean Install status.
Use this link & select XP Home or PRO then method , ie: Used Hard Drive , Multi_Page has text & large pictures of Clean Install. http://www.windowsreinstall.com/
Clean Install deletes existing partition (like FDISK) & Formats HD during Install of Windows XP from XP CD. Set BIOS to use CD-ROM as 1st boot device usually by pressing "F2" key during boot (startup), for some Computers press "Del" key Re-start Computer & when message "Press any key to boot from CD" shows do it & let subsequent messages "Press any key...." time out to Windows setup.
hunter_03
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Posted March 3rd, 2004 02:00
Hi Gord51
Could you tell me how r u installing your windows XP. R U installing it by putting the CD in desktop and running setup, the reason i asked this is because wkscal.exe is the works calender file and u will get an error only when u r installing the above way. If u want to install windows xp then take a backup and do a clean reinstallation. This will take care of all the problems u have stated.
U have some snapshots for installation
http://www.windowsreinstall.com/winxppro/installxpcdparallell/index.htm