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After installing Windows XP and the client we use here (novell v 4.9) I was able to boot up and log into novell and it would start loading the desktop and then blue screen on me. It listed a dll file called ialmdnts.dll I have looked on Microsoft's website and Novell's but neither of them had any information on it. I have also tried an internet search for it and no luck there either. Has anyone run across this problem or at least this dll before? any information would be greatly appreciated

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by q2ggirl

If you can boot up in Saft Mode, maybe you can run msconfig and see if that dll is listed. Or check in the system files.

by rangerchick

That didn't help I wanted to know if anyone had heard of this dll before and if they had, what does it do. Just for our knowledge base here so if it happens again we can figure out what is causing it and possibly fix it Poster rated this answer.

by pierrejamme

Google doesn't know who he is, so sounds bad.
Get Spybot Search and Destroy , update it and remove everything it finds in a scan. Then get Adaware , update it and remove everything it finds.

good Luck,
Peter

by rangerchick

well the first part didn't help me any since we use spybot. Since this was a brand new setup there wouldn't be any reason to use it anyway. I agree 4.9 is very buggy so I took off 4.9 and put on 4.83 sp2 works just fine now. Poster rated this answer.

by parbo

You might have mistaken the 5 for an S in the driver name....
If that's the case the driver is an Intel Display driver....

[Display]

Item Value
Name Intel(R) 830M Graphics Controller-0
PNP Device ID PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_3577&SUBSYS_01221028&REV_04\3&61AAA01&0&10
Adapter Type Intel(R) 82830M Chip, Intel Corporation compatible
Adapter Description Intel(R) 830M Graphics Controller-0
Adapter RAM 48.00 MB (50,331,648 bytes)
Installed Drivers ialmdnt5.dll
Driver Version 6.13.01.3006
INF File oem3.inf (ialm_0 section)

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