My computer (HP dv2000) started having a lot of problems when I would turn it on. It would have a lot of errors so I got the hard drive replaced and put Windows XP. ***NOTE: The computer came with Windows Vista and I replaced the harddrive and installed Windows XP sp3. ***
I thought everything would be working great but it has only been a few days since I got the harddrive replaced and it's getting errors again. I have only downloaded iTunes and AIM. I keep getting Kernel32.dll and/or the computer just starts with the option of putting it in safe mode, normal mode etc.
Im lost on what could be the problem. Please help.
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1 ng // Apr 20, 2009
possible memory error. go here for info and troubleshooting:
http://www.5starsupport.com/info/kernel32.htm
2 Gizzmo // Apr 20, 2009
kernel32.dll errors are usually caused when your computers registry system contains errors or when certain system files are missing or broken; kernel32.dll problems are a sign of a very unhealthy computer registry…
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4. Click the "Fix Errors" button to repair kernel32.dll.
3 Joe // Apr 20, 2009
There are many possibilities. Is it an Invalid Page Fault error? I'll assume you are not overclocking anything. Here's a couple of things to check:
Make sure all your drivers, especially video are the latest.
If you have two memory modules, pull one and see if the problem persists. If it does switch for the other.
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