Below is the fix I used to get Windows ME to re-install. The old WindowsMedia Player 9/IE6/OtulookExpress issue. After finally applying this fix I could re-install ME without the SUWIN error poping up at %65 during install everytime. Now, the problem is with internet connectivity. I can see my lan (transfer files from computer to computer at high speeds), but I cannot browse the internet. The network card picks up an IP address ok. I've tested this on 2 different DSL lines. I've re-installed/repaired IE 5.5/6. The hardware has been tested fine. So the only thing I can think of is something I did (below) is causing this problem.
Am I looking at a parallel install? or format install? Maybe I just need to rename these files back to what they were?
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SUWIN error in verx.dll during Setup
Monday, January 6, 2003 at 5:25 pm
Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Charles Patterson [find other messages by Charles Patterson]
There appear to be more and more of these errors cropping up and the only solution so far has been a parallel install. While a parallel install works, it requires reinstalling all your applications, which can have enormous cost in time. The problem is due to either a new version of Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer and the way to fix each one is listed below: IE: Rename c:\windows\system\iemigrat.dll *.old Rename c:\program files\Internet Explorer\W2k\migrate.dll *.old Rename c:\program files\outlook express\9xmig.dll *.old WMP: Rename c:\windows\system wmp*.dll *.old Rename c:\windows\system wmp.ocx *.xoc Rename c:\program files\windows media player wmp After that, run setup again. Good luck
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Am I looking at a parallel install? or format install? Maybe I just need to rename these files back to what they were?
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SUWIN error in verx.dll during Setup
Monday, January 6, 2003 at 5:25 pm
Windows Me Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by Charles Patterson [find other messages by Charles Patterson]
There appear to be more and more of these errors cropping up and the only solution so far has been a parallel install. While a parallel install works, it requires reinstalling all your applications, which can have enormous cost in time. The problem is due to either a new version of Windows Media Player or Internet Explorer and the way to fix each one is listed below: IE: Rename c:\windows\system\iemigrat.dll *.old Rename c:\program files\Internet Explorer\W2k\migrate.dll *.old Rename c:\program files\outlook express\9xmig.dll *.old WMP: Rename c:\windows\system wmp*.dll *.old Rename c:\windows\system wmp.ocx *.xoc Rename c:\program files\windows media player wmp After that, run setup again. Good luck
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