JerryD
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W98 Setup
What is error Message "MSGSRV 32"?
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Golaith: It didn't help. No "allow Windows to manage power on this computer" box, & no "enable power mngmt. supt." check box.
This W98 is an upgrade, not an OEM or full version.
This W98 is an upgrade, not an OEM or full version.
Can you tell us when the error occurs and the exact wording of the error please.
Also any info regarding programs you installed before this started happening.
Also any info regarding programs you installed before this started happening.
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Smeebud: Thanks! You really know your stuff! It's nice of you to help out, and I greatly appreciate it!
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Bud:
Worked great! Like I said you really know your stuff. It was the CMI 8330 chip like you said. I went to the site, and down loaded new drivers. Everything works fine now! Tell me, are you a Windows solutions provider, or just a genuis? Whatever, thanks a million! You're an expert in my book!
Thanks again!
Jerry...
Worked great! Like I said you really know your stuff. It was the CMI 8330 chip like you said. I went to the site, and down loaded new drivers. Everything works fine now! Tell me, are you a Windows solutions provider, or just a genuis? Whatever, thanks a million! You're an expert in my book!
Thanks again!
Jerry...
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Bud:
"You're the Man"!
Again, Thanks! X's a GIG.
Jerry :)
"You're the Man"!
Again, Thanks! X's a GIG.
Jerry :)
If it helps I'll post as an answer
SYMPTOMS
When your computer is idle for a period of time and then stops responding (hangs), the Close Program dialog box may report that Msgsrv32 is not responding.
CAUSE
This behavior can occur when power management is enabled, and you have issues with programs not responding correctly to power management commands, for example, screen saver programs.
RESOLUTION
To work around this behavior, use the following steps:
Quit any running programs, and then test to determine if a specific program is causing this behavior. If you quit all running programs and the issue is resolved, one of the programs that was running is the cause of this behavior. If this does not resolve the issue, continue to step 2.
NOTE: This issue is often caused by screen saver programs.
Disable power management. To do so, click Start, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Power.
In the Power Management box, click Off (or click the "Allow windows to manage power on this computer" check box to clear it).
Click OK.
Restart your computer.
If the behavior continues to occur, follow these additional steps:
In Control Panel, double-click System.
On the Device Manager tab, double-click the System Devices branch to expand it.
Double-click Advanced Power Management Support.
On the Settings tab, click the Enable Power Management Support check box to clear it, and then click OK.
Click OK.
Restart your computer when you are prompted to do so.