RE: windows update caused blue screen crash

I have a very similar problem to Stephen W.
After installing the MS security updates KB899587, KB893756, and KB896727,
on my Dell Dimension 3000, the system would boot to a blue screen with the
error message " Stop: {bad image checksum wininet.dll is possibly corrupt,
checksum doe not match the computed checksum."
I am running XP Home and and was up to date with updates prior to this
problem.
The situation was corrected by copying a version of wininet.dll made before
downloading the updates into the system32 directory.
The system then tells me that I need to download updates KB899587, KB893756,
and KB896727!

Bob
Any help would be much appreciated.




"Stephen W" wrote:

> After installing the MS security updates KB899588, 899587,899591,893756,
> 896423,896727, and 890830 on my Dell 600M Inspiron laptop running windows xp
> pro on August 16, 2005. The system would boot to a blue screen with the error
> message " Stop: {bad image checksum}
> The image ole32.dll is possibly corrupt, the header checksum doe not match
> the computer checksum." After working with Dell to try several things, none
> of which worked, I had to reload windows. I was then able to boot up and the
> system worked normally. I had to get get all the windows updates including
> SP2 and when I downloaded the last security updates the same error message
> came up and I had to reload windows again. I am running windows xp pro,
> zone alarm pro 6.0.631.003 firewall, and norton's anti virus.
> Does anyone have a clue what is going on?
> Thanks
> Stephen

Bob,
Thanks for responding, I had sent a email to Dell support about this problem
and they said I should reformat my hard drive. I do not think I will do that
just yet. I am pretty sure whatever problem the security updates cause it is
a microsoft issue, so maybe they will ready this thread and respond or figure
out what we can do short of wiping out the hadr drive and starting over.
Stephen

"Bob-S" wrote:

> I have a very similar problem to Stephen W.
> After installing the MS security updates KB899587, KB893756, and KB896727,
> on my Dell Dimension 3000, the system would boot to a blue screen with the
> error message " Stop: {bad image checksum wininet.dll is possibly corrupt,
> checksum doe not match the computed checksum."
> I am running XP Home and and was up to date with updates prior to this
> problem.
> The situation was corrected by copying a version of wininet.dll made before
> downloading the updates into the system32 directory.
> The system then tells me that I need to download updates KB899587, KB893756,
> and KB896727!
>
> Bob
> Any help would be much appreciated.
>
>
>
>
> "Stephen W" wrote:
>
> > After installing the MS security updates KB899588, 899587,899591,893756,
> > 896423,896727, and 890830 on my Dell 600M Inspiron laptop running windows xp
> > pro on August 16, 2005. The system would boot to a blue screen with the error
> > message " Stop: {bad image checksum}
> > The image ole32.dll is possibly corrupt, the header checksum doe not match
> > the computer checksum." After working with Dell to try several things, none
> > of which worked, I had to reload windows. I was then able to boot up and the
> > system worked normally. I had to get get all the windows updates including
> > SP2 and when I downloaded the last security updates the same error message
> > came up and I had to reload windows again. I am running windows xp pro,
> > zone alarm pro 6.0.631.003 firewall, and norton's anti virus.
> > Does anyone have a clue what is going on?
> > Thanks
> > Stephen

I had the same issue with my Dell OPTIPLEX 170L with SP2 update.
After reboot, it come blue screen with said "the system stop to avoid the
program harm your system". and the NTFS problem. I had scan disk from other
computer passed and could see the file inside but failed to boot.
I restored to another hard disk from previous Ghosts backup and update
again. The problem came up again. I found the Cumulative Security Update
for Internet Explorer for Windows XP (KB896727) problem which never sucess
during downloading.
The Security Update seems to be affected most of the Dell PC.