Windows Update on April 3, 2007

I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system tray.
It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error box
appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt and
that I should contact the owner of the .dll to get a new one. I need to
install updates but cant if it will cause these problems. Can anyone help?

"Conspiracy Penguin" schrieb:

>I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system tray.
> It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error box
> appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt

Which Windows version are you using and what's the exact wording of
the error message you've received?

Bye,
Freudi

> >I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system
tray.
> > It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error box
> > appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt
>
> Which Windows version are you using and what's the exact wording of
> the error message you've received?

I have the same problem...

First: Windows XP Pro

And the exact wording is (translated from Danish):

RTHDCLP.EXE - not allowed movement of system DLL's

The system DLL user32.dll was moved in the memory. The program will not run
correctly. The movement happened because the DLL
C:\WINDOWS\system32\HHCTRL.OCX was using that address area, which otherwise
was reserved for Windows DLL files. You should contact the provider of this
DLL to reveive a new DLL file.

>>

I first updated my Windows on the 4th op April (automatic updates) and as
soon as my computer was rebooted this thing happened. I also had problems
with my bluetooth (stack device not running or something like that). I set my
Windows back one step and got rid of the problem - but naturally the computer
now again kept saying that I had updates to install.

Today (the 8th) I tried again, and the same thing happened. I get the DLL
error again.

The same thing happened to two friends of mine - both also using XP (one
Home and one Pro).

What do we do?

Thanks for any help....

See Known Issues section of http://support.microsoft.com/kb/925902
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE, OE, Security, Shell/User)
AumHa VSOP & Admin; DTS-L.org

Conspiracy Penguin wrote:
> I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system
> tray.
> It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error
> box
> appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt and
> that I should contact the owner of the .dll to get a new one. I need to
> install updates but cant if it will cause these problems. Can anyone help?

"Gurli_K" <> schrieb:

> First: Windows XP Pro
>
> And the exact wording is (translated from Danish):
>
> RTHDCLP.EXE - not allowed movement of system DLL's

See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/935448/en-us
Link to the Danish version of KB935448:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...b-f7b3b0fd3d86

Bye,
Freudi

You are not alone with this problem. Go to
HTTP://support.microsoft.com/KB/935448/ for the fix.

Microsoft sticks it to us again.

"Conspiracy Penguin" wrote:

> I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system tray.
> It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error box
> appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt and
> that I should contact the owner of the .dll to get a new one. I need to
> install updates but cant if it will cause these problems. Can anyone help?

"Conspiracy Penguin" wrote:

> I installed a windows update indicated by a yellow shield in my system tray.
> It required my computer to be restarted. Once it booted back up an error box
> appeared saying something about a .dll either missing or being corrupt and
> that I should contact the owner of the .dll to get a new one. I need to
> install updates but cant if it will cause these problems. Can anyone help?