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Batch initialization error num 999
Hello all,
I run a WinXP system that has a start up script that runs to apply GPOs, programs and other user rights when users log in. Recently I have been receiving an error code:
Batch DLL Initialization Error num 999
and so far, unable to figure out what is causing it.
I run a WinXP system that has a start up script that runs to apply GPOs, programs and other user rights when users log in. Recently I have been receiving an error code:
Batch DLL Initialization Error num 999
and so far, unable to figure out what is causing it.
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One of your progams you are calling during startup is a winbatch exe. i would check the properites of each exe that is called and find out which one is a winbatch file. the problem is when it tries to run it unable to copy a file.
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Ah, ok. So it's basically just another communication error between our server and the clients.
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Comments were not fully helpful and very generalized to anything I could google.
I would like to add that I'm facing a similar issue - I'm running SFC /SCANNOW via the command prompt on XP so see if that fixes the issue. What this command does is it scans all the important Windows files and fixes and repairs the corrupt ones. You'll need a XP CD to do this, but if you run it, it should find any corrupted dll files and repair them, allowing the error to disappear.
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