EXPLORER.EXE caused fault in YIEBIO2.DLL

[ratxiuqani]

Can somebody help me diagnose these messages? After receiving it, Window Explorer shutdown.

Thanks in advance

EXPLORER.EXE caused fault #c0000005 in YIEBIO2.DLL at address 0177:0155414b

WindowTitle:
Program Manager

Last Message:
MSG("CompanionHiddenWindow", 0000, 000007A4, 80851BAC)

Program:
C:\WINDOWS\EXPLORER.EXE
(05/12/98 03:01 - 180224)

Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0177
EIP=0155414b EFLGS=00010246
EBX=0112fd2e SS=017f
ESP=0112fcd0 EBP=0112fcdc
ECX=00000000 DS=017f
ESI=0112fd6e FS=11c7
EDX=00000000 ES=017f
EDI=0112fce4 GS=48df

Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 01 85 c0 74 06 8b 40 04 42 eb f6 4a 39 55 0c

Stack dump:
0112fd2e 00008d52 0112fce4 0112fcfc bff7363b 00000aa8 00000000 000007a4 80851bac 8d2c11cf 0000017f 0112fd10 bff942e7 48df8d52 000048df 00000000

[Jin Vitas]

need more info.. about when are you getting this error.. and do a search on ur hdd for that file and go to the properties of that file and see which program installed that file

[ratxiuqani]

Thanks .

It happen several minutes after I open Explorer everytime.

How do you search on ur hdd?

[Jin Vitas]

start | find|files and folders

[Nathan]

That's not a common address or .dll file that comes up. What programs do you have on your computer? What kind of system is it? The more details you can give us the better we can help you.

[ratxiuqani]

Windows 98 with
1. Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0
2. Chinese (Simplified) language Support
3. Chinese (Traditional) Language Support
4. Citrix ICA Client
5. Quarterdeck Cleansweep
6. Compuserve Phone Access Lookup
7. Dropit 4.6
8. InstallShield for MS VC++6
9. Iomega Tools for W95
10.Japanese language Support
11. Kodak Picture CD V2 Iss 1
12. Liveupdate
13. Viruscan
14. MS Chat2.5
15. MS IME Chinese Simplefied
16. MS IME Chinese Traditional
17. MS IME Chinese Traditional ChiangJie
18. MS Image Composer 1.5
19. MS IE5 & Tools
20. MS IE5 Web Acc.
21. MS NetMeeting 2.11
22. MS Office 97 Pro
23. MS Outlook 98
24. MS Outlook Exp 5
25. MS Proj 98
26. MS VStudio 6.0 Ent
27. MS Wallet
28. MS Web Publishing Wizard 1.6
29. MS Win Critical Update Notification
30. MS Win media Player
31. MS Word 97 Web Authoring
32. MS Word Viewer 97
33. MS VRML2 Control
34. MSDN Library V Studio 6.0
35. NFS Maestro W95 Client
36. Norton Crashguard
37. Norton Utilities 3.0
38. Norton Web Services
39. Platinum Wordview for IE
40. Quick Time 3.0
41. Restore Winsock 1.1 Conf.
42. Simp Chinese Menus & Dialogs for IE
43. Traditional Chinese menus & Dialogs for IE
44. Visio Pro
45. WinZip
46. WorldsAway
47. Yahoo pager

[ratxiuqani]

Additional Info:

1. I could not find the DLL file.
2. The Explorer properties shows that its version 4.72.3110.1.

[Nathan]

Here is a site that might help you.

[url]http://search.support.microsoft.com/searchbin/kb/search.idq?D=Support&A=T&T=B&SG=&S=F&SD=SO&T1=&FR=0&DU=C&Sz=%220177%22&O=%220177%22[/u rl]

Here are some of my thoughts on the matter.

1. Some program needs that file and can't find it.

2. One or more of the installation files did not decompress properly.

3. It was deleted by accident.

4. You have a language conflict there.

5. Have you installed the latest patches for any of the software you have on your really looks like a language difference. machine?


There is no reference at all that I could find on the net about this error message. I could really be off on this one, but it But I can't put my finger on it. Sorry!

[This message has been edited by Nathan (edited 05-27-99).]

[StarWatcher]

That dll file doesn't look familiar to me either. One thing though, your computer will run a lot better without Norton crash guard, Norton web services and be selective with what Norton utilities you use and load. Don't let the whole thing load with windows. I have seen Norton Utilities do some strange things.

[socalgal]

Betchya that Norton Crashguard/Utilities has something to do with it.

[CMonster]

Ni How-ma?

Sa what di?

I-ka ga des ka?

An young ha se yo?

Na-nun han-guk-mal-rul ha-nun mi-guk sa-ram i-ae-yo.

It's not wonder you can come up with a .dll that no one here has heard of, I counted no less than eight Asian language support programs, and with those 2bite fonts I suppose anything is possible -that is some pretty complicated stuff.

First of all, when did the problem start? Go back to the time just before the problem began happening and retrace your steps; what have you installed since then? What changes did you make to your system? Did you delete anything? It's like looking for lost car keys; retrace your steps.

You could begin by undoing or uninstalling any programs you have added since just before the problem started, from last to first. It sucks, but obivously you cannot live with this kind of problem.

[This message has been edited by CMonster (edited 05-29-99).]

[sourjon]

I too had wierd problems with Norton's crash guard. Never any crashes(well almost) unless it was running. AOL,IE4and winexplorer would all inconsistently lock up or cause gpf's.I like Norton's suite but having it fire up with windows never worked correctly. The only thing I start with Win95 is Speed Start which I am very pleased with. I run the diagnostic and optimizers from Norton when I remember to and leave them off the rest of the time.Never Crash Guard.

[Nathan]

That's what I was thinking about Cmonster. But the net didn't show ANY referrence to that file at all, which I thought was strange.