DW20-DLL initiallization failed error message at shutdown
 

After removing MSoffice 2003 pro I received the subject error message when
shutting down. I re-installed Office thinking I removed a shared component in
error but I still get this error message when shutting down. Any idea how I
can fix this?
Thanks

Re: DW20-DLL initiallization failed error message at shutdown
 

I would have a look in 'Event Viewer', first of all, and see if there are
any indications. It might be something in the registry, but you will want to
know more before poking around in random.

Tony. . .


"Lefty" <Lefty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:25D1D1C0-E0A2-49C3-90D9-2E3829005A65@microsoft.com...
> After removing MSoffice 2003 pro I received the subject error message when
> shutting down. I re-installed Office thinking I removed a shared component
in
> error but I still get this error message when shutting down. Any idea how
I
> can fix this?
> Thanks

Re: DW20-DLL initiallization failed error message at shutdown
 

Tony,
Thank you for the response.
I found numerous errors with AVG7 in the event viewer. I no longer have AVG7
installed due to shutdown problems and it wasn't catching spyware. I changed
to NOD32 which seems to work much better. Nod32 has been installed for a
couple of weeks without any problems (no errors until 3 days ago). I removed
NOD32 and the subject error went away. Reinstalled NOD32 and the error came
back.
I reinstalled Xp-64 thinking it would repair whatever I screwed up. BIG
mistake! Now it boots to the welcome screen and goes no further.
I'm running dual boot with XP Pro. Fortunately XP Pro is stable. When I
booted into XP Pro it stated disk E:(XP-64) had errors and scandisk was run
automatically. Still won't boot normally but will boot in safe mode.
What to do, what to do?

"Tony Sperling" wrote:

> I would have a look in 'Event Viewer', first of all, and see if there are
> any indications. It might be something in the registry, but you will want to
> know more before poking around in random.
>
> Tony. . .
>
>
> "Lefty" <Lefty@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:25D1D1C0-E0A2-49C3-90D9-2E3829005A65@microsoft.com...
> > After removing MSoffice 2003 pro I received the subject error message when
> > shutting down. I re-installed Office thinking I removed a shared component
> in
> > error but I still get this error message when shutting down. Any idea how
> I
> > can fix this?
> > Thanks
>
>
>