Error -7041 Solved

[Steve Fillingham]

Many thanks guys,
I woke up this morning to the very same -7041 error from IS5.5 on Win98.
I tried for hours tracing what it might be, but to no avail. So I tried the
IS Web page which gave me nothing I didnt already know. Thankfully someone
else has had the same problems, solved them and published them in this NG.
Like Dan said, simply move the ImageHlp.dll file from Windows to
Windows/System and voi la. BTW my version of ImageHlp is 4.00 and described
as 'Windows NT Image Helper'. I have a suspicion that what caused it was
installing MSVS6.0. Anyway, thanks again lads, keep publishing those
problems and solutions !!

Steve Fillingham
CodeDrive Pty Ltd
st...@codedrive.com
ste...@ihug.com.au

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Dan Cunningham <dan.cun...@L-3com.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Carl R. Bondeson" wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 22 Dec 1998 02:28:16 GMT, bond...@snet.net (Carl R. Bondeson)
> > wrote:
> >
> > Solved it. Look for an old version of imagehlp.dll. Mine was pre-98..
> > incompatible with 98.. I checked the registry for shared dlls .. it
> > was supposed to exist in the windows\system dirtectory. Delete the bad
> > one, mine was in \windows directory. Reboot.. and if this was your
> > issue then it should fix the problem. I am now trying to determine
> > where it came from. Hey you InstallShield folks you owe me one!!!! I
> > found this using the depends.exe and looking at the release dates of
> > the various dlls. Imagehlp was the only one which looked out of place.
> > Hope this helps the rest of you.
>
> I found that moving the imagehlp.dll file from the C:\Windows directory
> to the C:\Windows\System directory took care of this problem. If you
> look in the registry, C:\Windows\System is where it thinks it should be.
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