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June 5th, 2006 19:00

Win 32 error

Well it seems this darn error will plague one of my computers at my work forever. Anyone else encounter this godawful thing? It seems to come from an HP shared printer. You can close it out a million times and it just keeps coming back and you have to just hide it at the bottom of your desktop or else it will keep regenerating errors and load temp files in your preferences.

Our company uses an HP All in One Deskjet 7310 and the software with it. The steps I have taken seem to not get rid of it. I completely uninstalled the drivers, software, but I didn't check the registry so maybe that's it. Here is the error anyone else have a problem with this problem? It seems to be slowing the system down on an otherwise fast computer. It is a Dell Insprion 9300 if that helps. I'm going to ask the Dell and HP help as well, but I already tried HP's fix and it didn't do anything. If someone could post a pic I can share a jpg I have of the printscreen, the error is associated with temp user files but cleaning them doesn't do jack it seems. They just regenerate forever......and ever......and ever.........and ever........
  • Jplmj

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    Posted June 5th, 2006 20:00

    Can you be a little more specific about the exact error you are getting and how it happens?  What is the exact text of the error?

     

    Joe L

  • djangojazz

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    Posted June 5th, 2006 21:00

    Sure is there anyway I could send you or post an attachment jpg of the print screen? It is not hosted online so I didn't know if Dell offered the option to post an attachment from a local source. It tells what the source of Win32 error is. If not I'll take the time to type it out, computer with the problem isn't accessible or else I'd just copy and paste from it.
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    Posted June 6th, 2006 02:00

    Here is a site you can create a free account to upload files and later link them:
     
     
    Once you upload your screen shot you can paste the link to this forum.
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    Posted June 6th, 2006 16:00

    Thanks but I just remembered I had a photobucket account. Here is the error message:

    http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d200/djangojazz/win32problem.jpg

    Those two errors keep regenerating when I go to my local users applicatoin temp file: ie I find them hitting run, %temp%, then seeing the files they are in. If I destroy them, clean my garbage, run a clean disk, defrag and restart they still come back. Something is making these files that is a service or registry key I am guessing. Any ideas are much appreacited, thanks!