loadqm error causes hard freeze

When pc boots up off the network, there is no error, no
problem evident, boot proceeds normally. When connected to
a peer-to-peer network, Loadqm causes "...invalid
operation in kernel32.dll" and then in ws2_32.dll. MSN
Messenger (owner of loadqm) has been uninstalled from this
machine, so why does this file cause an error when
connected to the network? Is there a winsock error
perhaps? Any help appreciated. Thanks! Linda



Linda

Bert,
Thanks for the info and the URL. Interesting reading and I
must say I agree with many of Hans' statements.

I found after my post that the loadqm was realted to MSN
messenger. That unfortunately was just one of many
problems. I uninstalled all instances of AOL and MSN
messenger and went through the registry and deleted the
remnants. Now, I have a problem with IE not wanting to
communicate. IE will load with a blank home page, but as
soon as I try to go to any URL, I get a WS2_32.dll invalid
page fault error. Any ideas on this?

>-----Original Message-----
>Hi Linda,
>
>I think you can do without loadqm at all. Have a look at
this site
>http://www.hilberink.nl/codehans/loadqmm.htm
>
>According to this site loadqm is microsoft spyware, so
just delete it.
>
>I hope this solves your problem.
>Bert
>
>"Linda" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:00a001c36f0b$9e29d190$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> When pc boots up off the network, there is no error, no
>> problem evident, boot proceeds normally. When connected
to
>> a peer-to-peer network, Loadqm causes "...invalid
>> operation in kernel32.dll" and then in ws2_32.dll. MSN
>> Messenger (owner of loadqm) has been uninstalled from
this
>> machine, so why does this file cause an error when
>> connected to the network? Is there a winsock error
>> perhaps? Any help appreciated. Thanks! Linda
>>
>
>
>.
>

"Linda Doss" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:09b201c370a8$40839e10$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bert,
> Thanks for the info and the URL. Interesting reading and I
> must say I agree with many of Hans' statements.
>
> I found after my post that the loadqm was realted to MSN
> messenger. That unfortunately was just one of many
> problems. I uninstalled all instances of AOL and MSN
> messenger and went through the registry and deleted the
> remnants. Now, I have a problem with IE not wanting to
> communicate. IE will load with a blank home page, but as
> soon as I try to go to any URL, I get a WS2_32.dll invalid
> page fault error. Any ideas on this?
>
Sorry Linda. I have no idea on your last problem. I am afraid you deleted a
registry entrie to much.

Succes.
Bert