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by rsguinn

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I am having trouble with Win98SE. Some programs crash with either this fault(see below) or a similar one "MSVCRT.DLL" with basically the same reason. I have replaced both files with another from the DLL. Archives. Both have been the same version. Apparently a newer version is not avalible. This problem will always happen with Internet Explorer, Windows Explorer and Windows Help. Thankfully I run Netscape and will soon be running PowerDesk 4. Other programs like Word or Excel and QuickBooks do not crash. I have reloaded Windows twice and also reloaded other progams that have problems, with no luck.

This machine is a 400Mhz AMD-K6 with 98meg Ram. I am at wits end and would appreciate any comments.

Thanks Rusty

The application overflowed its stack. This is typically caused by unrestricted recursion or an exception inside an exception handler.

Module Name: KERNEL32.DLL
Description: Win32 Kernel core component
Version: 4.10.2222
Product: Microsoft(R) Windows(R) OperatingSystem
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation

Application Name: Webcamgo.exe
Description: WebCam Go Control
Version: 1.1.0.14
Product: Video Blaster WebCam Go Control
Manufacturer: Creative Technology Ltd

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by dmiles

You will need to Reinstall Microsoft Libraries Update,The run time errors are being caused by the system accessing the old files and needs to be updated.
Go to http:\support.microsoft.com
look up the following
1)Q190536
2)Q192123
Hope this Helps

by tbradley

What's this webcamgo.exe ?

Sounds like it's a rougue program, and is causing the problem.

go to start - run - and type in msconfig

selective startup - startup options

remove - uncheck the line referencing webcamgo

see it if doesn'tclear up the problem. A lot of nifty "add-ons" are often untested, unreliable, and cause a chain reaction with other programs.

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