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I'm currently using Outlook 97 on a W98SE machine. Have
been using this for a couple of years now with no problem
but over the last month have been receiving the following
error message:
OUTLOOK caused a general protection fault
in module DIBENG.DLL at 0005:00002ba2.
Registers:
EAX=fffe7ff9 CS=03c7 EIP=00002ba2 EFLGS=00010207
EBX=00003000 SS=5bc7 ESP=d1606e34 EBP=00006fa0
ECX=00003000 DS=686f ESI=005941dc FS=1147
EDX=fffe7ff9 ES=113e EDI=0000c004 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
f3 a5 66 a5 a4 03 f0 03 fa 66 ff 8d 4c ff ff ff
Stack dump:
03b7318d 3b7e5bc7 0000e882 0000726a 0062e500 00000001
00020000 00000000 6e03f881 52500d00 00784001 1801c004
00000000 ffff3ffc 00000000 0000c004
I have run search on the Internet and have found that I
should update my display driver which I have done. I've
even removed the card and let windows re-find and re-
install it but I'm still having the same problem. I've
also tried copying the dibeng.dll file from another PC and
replacing my existing one but can't as it is 'currently
being used by windows'.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
J.
been using this for a couple of years now with no problem
but over the last month have been receiving the following
error message:
OUTLOOK caused a general protection fault
in module DIBENG.DLL at 0005:00002ba2.
Registers:
EAX=fffe7ff9 CS=03c7 EIP=00002ba2 EFLGS=00010207
EBX=00003000 SS=5bc7 ESP=d1606e34 EBP=00006fa0
ECX=00003000 DS=686f ESI=005941dc FS=1147
EDX=fffe7ff9 ES=113e EDI=0000c004 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
f3 a5 66 a5 a4 03 f0 03 fa 66 ff 8d 4c ff ff ff
Stack dump:
03b7318d 3b7e5bc7 0000e882 0000726a 0062e500 00000001
00020000 00000000 6e03f881 52500d00 00784001 1801c004
00000000 ffff3ffc 00000000 0000c004
I have run search on the Internet and have found that I
should update my display driver which I have done. I've
even removed the card and let windows re-find and re-
install it but I'm still having the same problem. I've
also tried copying the dibeng.dll file from another PC and
replacing my existing one but can't as it is 'currently
being used by windows'.
Can anyone help?
Thanks.
J.