| Re: dwwin.exe fails to initialize due to shutdown
"Kittikatt" <Kittikatt@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:C1092BDB-7846-41A5-A1D2-C2E41C2F3E40@microsoft.com...
> Hi Robert & Allen,
>
> Yes, I have a Macbook Pro and I'm running Windows XP Professional on it.
> I
> am not going through Parallels, I am directly on Windows OS. So parallels
> isn't really the issue, except when I was trying to get my drivers to be
> able
> to use my internal camera yesterday yet, because of all these issues,
> couldn't download the drivers from the Leopard OS disk that I need. Hence
> the error reports regarding parallels.
>
> As for your suggestion Robert, I think I'll give that a try, but I'd
> really
> like to know what program is crashing and I'm trying to see if I can get
> to
> the root of the issue, and not cover up dwwin issue with a "fix" to not
> see
> it, if you know what I mean.
>
> Any suggestions on how I can figure out what program(s) may be crashing,
> would be of great help. I know that I have issues with Microsoft Outlook
> and
> IE 7, as I get serious error and shut down messages all the time with
> those
> two, and neither of them are running as they should, but updates don't do
> anything either, so still not sure how to repair. Though I've tried
> running
> the repair on Outlook using the disk, no difference, wish Microsoft would
> just make products that we could depend on and not spend the majority of
> our
> time on our systems, trying to figure out how to repair them, but actually
> using them. Hence the switch over to Apple, but still have to take the
> time
> to learn all new programs for that one...
>
> Thanks guys any advice or suggestions are tremendously appreciated...
In the Event Viewer if the message is merely "Informational" and not an
"Error" level with a red dot and "X" in white over it you may basically
ignore it. Have you tried going into MSConfig and disabling startup items
that are not needed? The applications will start only when you actually
invoke them, not every time you boot up. Is all of your software updated,
including "Parallels"? It is true that IE7 crashes a lot or hangs but so
does Firefox 3 beta according to posts in another group.
--
Allan |