.dll Error

JM
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Jeni M Whitaker
Nov 9, 2004
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Clear DayHello

I’ve just installed Elements 2 which was bundled with my new Nikon camera. Immediately I click on the program to open it, the following message appears:

The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.DLL

However if I close the message window, Elements loads and I am then able to use the program -at least so far!

Can anyone explain what this error is please and is there anything I can do to make it go away:). I am a new user so would appreciate any feedback.

TIA

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Ben T
Nov 9, 2004
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"Jeni M Whitaker" wrote in message
Clear DayHello

I’ve just installed Elements 2 which was bundled with my new Nikon camera. Immediately I click on the program to open it, the following message appears:

The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray could not be located in the dynamic link
library KERNEL32.DLL

However if I close the message window, Elements loads and I am then able to use the
program -at least so far!

Can anyone explain what this error is please and is there anything I can do to make
it go away:). I am a new user so would appreciate any feedback.

TIA

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Jeni
PL
Pet Lover
Nov 9, 2004
"Jeni M Whitaker" wrote in message
Clear DayHello

I’ve just installed Elements 2 which was bundled with my new Nikon camera. Immediately I click on the program to open it, the following message appears:

The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray could not be located in the dynamic link
library KERNEL32.DLL

However if I close the message window, Elements loads and I am then able to use the
program -at least so far!

Can anyone explain what this error is please and is there anything I can do to make
it go away:). I am a new user so would appreciate any feedback.

This is a computer problem rather than Elements. Take a look at

http://www.all-windows.com/kernel32.html

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2F windows%2Ftopics%2Ferrormsg%2Fkbkern.asp

http://www.5starsupport.com/info/kernel32.htm

These should help
MO
mike.osullivan3
Nov 9, 2004
Ben T wrote:
Can anyone explain what this error is please and is there anything I can do to make
it go away:). I am a new user so would appreciate any feedback.

You can get another copy of it here:–

http://dll.yaroslavl.ru/index.php3?in_search=KERNEL32.DLL
JM
Jeni M Whitaker
Nov 9, 2004
Clear DayThanks for the replies to my post. Will try your suggestions and post back if I get the problem sorted.

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Jeni
JM
Jeni M Whitaker
Nov 9, 2004
Clear DayHi everyone, especially Ben T, Mike O’Sullivan and Pet Lover

I’ve tried all your suggestions at the following websites

http://www.all-windows.com/kernel32.html

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=%2Fsupport%2F windows%2Ftopics%2Ferrormsg%2Fkbkern.asp

http://www.5starsupport.com/info/kernel32.htm

All to no avail. I did find some references to Kernel 32.dll but these were not relevent to my specific error message,
[The procedure entry point UnMapSLFixArray could not be located in the dynamic linklibrary KERNEL32.DLL].
They were mostly solutions to Invalid Page Faults. There was some mention that if this error occurred whilst opening a SINGLE program [PSE 2 in my case], the program itself might be faulty and would need to be replaced.
Do you think that, even though PSE 2 was bundled with my new camera, in other words – FREE, Adobe might replace the CD or am I asking too much?

For Mike: I found these kernel32.dll (373520 bytes) kernel32.dll (732432 bytes) at :
http://dll.yaroslavl.ru/index.php3?in_search=KERNEL32.DLL as you suggested.

I have d/l both of these but haven’t a clue which one to use or what to do now they are downloaded. Sorry to be a pain. I am running Windows XP Home. Please advise if you can. I will be eternally grateful! Thankyou.
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Jeni
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MO
mike.osullivan3
Nov 10, 2004
Jeni M Whitaker wrote:
Hi everyone, especially Ben T, Mike O’Sullivan and Pet Lover
I found a reference on the web to your particular error, and found this, which might help

http://whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=195046&r=277 4863&u=27671

I’m not sure where kernel32.dll lives in Win XP, but in Win2000 it resides in the WINNT directory. I suggest that your version might be corrupt. It wouldn’t hurt to replace this with the copy you downloaded (just drag and drop in Explorer).
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Pet Lover
Nov 10, 2004
"Mike O’Sullivan" wrote in message
Jeni M Whitaker wrote:
Hi everyone, especially Ben T, Mike O’Sullivan and Pet Lover
I found a reference on the web to your particular error, and found this, which might help

http://whirlpool.net.au/forum-replies.cfm?t=195046&r=277 4863&u=27671
I’m not sure where kernel32.dll lives in Win XP, but in Win2000 it resides in the WINNT directory. I suggest that your version might be corrupt. It wouldn’t hurt to replace this with the copy you downloaded (just drag and drop in Explorer).

I looked in my XP home and it’s in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 and C:\I386

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