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ed

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 20:20

Well thanks :|

There are quite a few different folders actually. But it is mostly the same.

[Edited on 09-09-2006 by ed]


Dom

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 19:58

should go in the directory - windows\system32
also make sure "Remote Procedure Call" service is running as it depends on it!

Also ed, 64bit XP and XP is the same on top, only difference is that the kernel has been changed to make use of 64bit processors and software - so anyone with knowledge of XP can more than help :|


Skylined

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 19:22

Disable firewall???


ed

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 18:56

Put it in the system folder which royally pissed me computer off. It told me off :lol:


John

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 18:56

.dll normally go in windows\system32 but it could also be in a totally different folder.
No harm trying anyway.


ed

 posted on 9th Sep 06 at 18:54

Missing localspl.dll. I have the file now, but which folder does it go in? I guess not many people will know the answer to this one as I'm one of the only silly people using x64 :lol:


Steve

 posted on 8th Sep 06 at 18:19

do you have an xp disk? try a repair installation, somethings fucked


ed

 posted on 8th Sep 06 at 18:01

Says the spooler started succesfully. But then the same error message comes up.... Strange :lol:


Steve

 posted on 8th Sep 06 at 17:57

start > run > cmd <enter>

net start spooler <enter>

exit <enter>

[Edited on 08-09-2006 by Steve]


ed

 posted on 8th Sep 06 at 17:52

What the hell does that mean? I get this error message when I try to install my printer onto my computer after clicking Add a Printer in Printers and Faxes... On Windows XP x64.