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David Quinn
When I try to start Word I get a white rectangle which
says "the system is dangerously low on resources" and asks
me to stop something, offering me Winword to start with.
When I delete Winword it offers me the next thing and so
on. There is no way out of this and usually I just have to
press the restart button. I tried reisntalling Word (using
the Office Repair option and then "Reinstall Office").
Seems to work but doesn't do the trick- Word still won't
run. I also tried the fix in 305498 (rename possibly
corrupted files) and then reinstall Office). Again seemed
to work but no joy with Word. I then uninstalled Word. I
got a few messages in this asking me if I wanted to delete
several files - presumably because they were shared.
Didn't delete those files. Maybe they were the problem? I
also tried reinstalling Windows 98 SE. This seemed to work
until the plug and play discovery when it said it didn't
have a series (about 10) of keys of the form
enum\root\xxxxxx. I clicked OK for the msg for each key
(no other option)and the install seemed to continue, but
when it came back up after the restart it said the
registry was bad and restored a good one so I am not sure
if the W98 install took hold.
Can anyone throw any light on this mess. Never had such a
tricky one before.
says "the system is dangerously low on resources" and asks
me to stop something, offering me Winword to start with.
When I delete Winword it offers me the next thing and so
on. There is no way out of this and usually I just have to
press the restart button. I tried reisntalling Word (using
the Office Repair option and then "Reinstall Office").
Seems to work but doesn't do the trick- Word still won't
run. I also tried the fix in 305498 (rename possibly
corrupted files) and then reinstall Office). Again seemed
to work but no joy with Word. I then uninstalled Word. I
got a few messages in this asking me if I wanted to delete
several files - presumably because they were shared.
Didn't delete those files. Maybe they were the problem? I
also tried reinstalling Windows 98 SE. This seemed to work
until the plug and play discovery when it said it didn't
have a series (about 10) of keys of the form
enum\root\xxxxxx. I clicked OK for the msg for each key
(no other option)and the install seemed to continue, but
when it came back up after the restart it said the
registry was bad and restored a good one so I am not sure
if the W98 install took hold.
Can anyone throw any light on this mess. Never had such a
tricky one before.