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by modemjunkie

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For the past two days I have been having a number of problems with my machine, including a crashed slave drive, which I have removed. I believe I have removed all references to it from the registry and elsewhere.

Now I keep getting the following error message:
Windows -no disk
Exception processing Message C0000013
Paramaters 75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c
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I used to get a "can't find disk" error on boot up from time to tome, but this appears repeatedly and frequently during operations.
[Also, but perhaps unrelated, I discoverd m Eudora mailbox dates in strange format and Opera insisted on deleting my history.. Only accidentally did I discover my calendar had been set back to a date in 2001. Resetting the date fixed the Eudora problem (where I was also getting SSL certificate rejected error notices. That seems to have stopped with the date change too, buit the "exception processing message" continues to pop up.)]

Any idea what is going on??

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by geoff

Hi there - I had the same symptoms, so I got AVG to check the system files as my resident sheild stopped working at the same time these messages started to appear.

Sure enough it found the Inetsrv.exe worm virus and quarantined it and I've had no trouble since then.

Hope this helps...

Geoff

by modemjunkie

I scan my computer daily with F-prot and it has not found inetsrv.exe. I also ran Prevx1, which din not find it, or anything else, either. Finally I ran a file search on my complete drive and did not find inetsrv.exe

So it must be some other kind of culprit.

I still get the error message when I reboot or run certain apps.

Len

by ronlow

I ran into this problem too on a Win2k machine. Started in April. Check to see if you have QuickTime installed. If so, right-click its icon in the system tray and choose "Check for QuickTime Updates". If the check shows updates are needed, apply them.

I think MS released a security update that broke QT, and the updates will fix it. It solved my problem.

Good luck.

by steviemoore

Gave updating quick time a try but didnt work. Thanks anyway. Think i may need to reboot the computer. Was hoping not to but that message is pissing me off big time.

by eif

I ran the QT updates and all is well.
THANKS!!!

by joann005

I have been getting the same error. It's when I open Media Center. Anyone with an solution would be appreciated!

by lpacciar

I fixed this annoying message in a simple manner:
the message appeared because the PC was searching a diskette in my floppy.
I inserted a diskette in the floppy and the message was out...
I don't know if this is your case. But you can try...
Lido

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