Windows 95 error message on startup

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2 total messages Started by Bob Ford Tue, 29 Apr 1997 00:00

#148

Author: Bob Ford
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 1997 00:00

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I have been running Windows 95 for 18 months with no problems 
(or at least with very few problems) until just recently when I
started to get an error message every time that Windows 95 loads.
Whenthe loading process has completed, a message box comes up saying
"Unable to register the control panel".
   
If I click on the "OK" button of the box (which is the only option)
the message disappears and Windows 95 (including Control Panel)
appears to run quite normally from then on.

Can anyone tell me what is causing this message to appear and how I
can get rid of it?

Bob Ford

Re: Windows 95 error message on startup

#149

Author: Charles Atkinson
Date: Sun, 04 May 1997 00:00

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In article <33664d87.129327@news.u-net.com>, Bob Ford
<bobford@compton.u-net.com> writes
>I have been running Windows 95 for 18 months with no problems 
>(or at least with very few problems) until just recently when I
>started to get an error message every time that Windows 95 loads.
>Whenthe loading process has completed, a message box comes up saying
>"Unable to register the control panel".
>   
>If I click on the "OK" button of the box (which is the only option)
>the message disappears and Windows 95 (including Control Panel)
>appears to run quite normally from then on.
>
>Can anyone tell me what is causing this message to appear and how I
>can get rid of it?
>
>Bob Ford

Bob,

Please don't cross-post this type of question here as this newsgroup is 
about connecting Windows 95 to Demon Internet
-- 
Charles Atkinson     charles@catkins.demon.co.uk     +44 (0)1453 834134
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