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taraandmark

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September 28th, 2005 20:00

Error loading DOCEOC16B1 message on startup

Help! Every time I start my Dimension 2400 desktop, I get a popup that says
"RUN DLL
Error loading DOCEOC16B1.
The specified module could not be found."
 
I can't move my arrow with my mouse to  cancel this box and my keyboard doesn't work either!
 
What should I do?
  • DELL-Chris M

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    Posted September 29th, 2005 16:00

    taraandmark,

    * Power the system off
    * Power the system on
    * At the blue Dell, tap F8 to bring up the Windows boot menu
    * Scroll to and select Safe Mode [Press the Enter Key]
    * Select the first or only operating system [Press the Enter Key]

    * Click Start- Run
    * Type msconfig [press the ENTER key]
    * Click the Startup tab. Do you see DOCEOC16B1?


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    Posted September 29th, 2005 18:00

    Ok. I tried to boot in safe mode and it gets me to the screen that says

    "To begin click your user name"

    and i can't move the hand cursor with my mouse--it is frozen! also can't get the keyboard to do anything!!!
     
    All I can do is power off and back on again.
  • DELL-Chris M

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    Posted September 30th, 2005 12:00

    BOOT TO THE WINDOWS XP CD
    * Remove any/all external devices (printer, scanner, camera, joystick) from the computer except the mouse & keyboard
    * Insert the operating system CD into the top CD drive
    * Restart the system
    * Press CTRL+ALT+F8 or F12 to enter the Boot Device Menu
    * Press the number for CD-ROM [press Enter]
    * Your system will now boot to the operating system CD that you had inserted into the top CD drive
    * The following message appears: Press any key to boot from the CD
    * Press the [Spacebar] to boot to the CD

    RUN THE WINDOWS REPAIR
    * The system will scan to see which hard drives are available
    * When the license agreement screen appears, press the F8 key to accept the license agreement
    * Press the Down Arrow key to highlight the copy of Windows XP that you want to repair
    * Then, press the R key. Setup will proceed with the installation sequence appropriate to the version of Windows XP being repaired


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  • buetow

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    Posted November 7th, 2005 19:00

    I'm having this same problem....

    Unfortunately, in trying to follow directions, I do not get the blue DELL Screen on startup, , it goes straight to the Windows XP screen (I have SP2)...

    Please help......

     

    THanks.....

     

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    Posted November 7th, 2005 21:00

    I have proceeded with the boot from the CD...... got stuck when I needed the Administrator password.......  how do I remember what that is?? can I get that re-set??

     

    Many thanks....