[Barry Bostwick]

I have this problem, too. It is very frustrating. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. I have tried everything. Moving the slider on hardware accel, editing the registry. I havn't reloaded my PC but I have too much stuff on my computer to do that. I have tried the things below, too.

I've just read all of the responses because I HAD the same problem after running a mic test. Solution: System Restore to point before the test was run and the problem goes away. I tried everything suggested barring the registry changes and the program would not shutdown no matter if I used 'The Ultimate Troubleshooter' or the Task Manager...nothing seemed to shut it down but System Restore worked for me! Good Luck!

I have tried that. Nothing.

I found the ACTUAL CURE HERE!!!!!

http://support.micro...kb;en-us;829151

essentially, you add this to the run dialoque box:
regsvr32 dpnet.dll

that's all!
Its a DirectPlay problem in DirectX


Thanks to everyone else who posted and narrowed my path!

I don't see how the link does anything to do with this problem but I tried the regsvr32 dpnet.dll, said it loaded fine. Didn't work.



I have DirectX 9.0c. I have a SoundBlaster Live! sound card. I have tried reinstalling the driver. Nothing.

Please help!

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[Barry Bostwick]

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[xtrahandz4u]

Can anyone
I have read with interest a lot of the posts on this subject. My problem is the same, but I have a different error code, 0x80004001.
It's leaving me puzzled and

Thanks