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by samuraix
by systhine from tampabay.rr.com
I'm fairly sure user32.dll is not updated in any service pack, and I recommend going to your NT CD and decompressing (extract.exe) a copy of user32.dll to replace the existing one (this imitates what re-installing NT would do). This assumes the DLL has been corrupted in some manner. Reboot to reload the DLL.
You might want to compare the version stamps on the DLLs beforehand, and make a backup copy.
by samuraix
by dsuski
you did check for virii, didn't you
also
when updateing the vb sp did it create an "unistall /backup" dir ( as the other ms os sps do), you could verify if the original file was replaced
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