After apply all the critical security patches for Windows
2000, after system rebooted, a popup window saying this
error message. It will popup again and again on a
different time intervals. Does anyone have the same
experience? Or do you have a solution?

Thanks,

Andrew

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"Andrew" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<635901c42e2f$a951d6b0$
a301280a@phx.gbl>...
> After apply all the critical security patches for Windows
> 2000, after system rebooted, a popup window saying this
> error message. It will popup again and again on a
> different time intervals. Does anyone have the same
> experience? Or do you have a solution?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Andrew

I have had the same experience on two different machines, but do not
know how to solve this problem. On one machine we tried to undo one of
the updates, but that resulted in the system being completely
unusable.

-Keith

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Same problem here.  Win 2000pro.  Downloaded security patches and now have this system erro
r pop up and irregular times.  Thanks windows for allowing us to beta test your software.  
Would love to know if anyone finds a solution that is available. [email]kiefc@hotmail.com[/
email]

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Goto control panel add/remove programs and remove KB835732.

Fixed mine !

GreenTrees

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quote:
Originally posted by Andrew 
After apply all the critical security patches for Windows
2000, after system rebooted, a popup window saying this
error message. It will popup again and again on a
different time intervals. Does anyone have the same
experience? Or do you have a solution?

Thanks,

Andrew 

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quote:
Originally posted by checkerbum2 
 
 
Someone should notify Microsoft that this message is turkey.

It does not give enough information 
- would be nice if they supplied the following information.
1) the object name in question.
2) the name of the program which caused this message to occur.

It is bad programming style to just say error - 
and hope the user can figure this out.

The checkerbum with too much wine.
Peace be with you.

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> After apply all the critical security patches for Windows
> 2000, after system rebooted, a popup window saying this
> error message. It will popup again and again on a
> different time intervals. Does anyone have the same
> experience? Or do you have a solution?

On my system, the critical patch was causing a double-instance of a
driver in the Device Manager.  The driver was Jungo -> WinDriver.  I
uninstalled one copy, and the problem went away.

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This WORKS!

Uninstall the jungo driver that has a yellow exclamation marked by it.  At
least thats the one I removed.  Got rid of the error  "Object name aready
exits".  Thanks

Izy


"Robin Findley" wrote:
 
>
> On my system, the critical patch was causing a double-instance of a
> driver in the Device Manager.  The driver was Jungo -> WinDriver.  I
> uninstalled one copy, and the problem went away.
>

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This worked for me!!! (Thanks Robin)
Robin Findley wrote:
> *> After apply all the critical security patches for Windows 
>
> On my system, the critical patch was causing a double-instance of a
> driver in the Device Manager.  The driver was Jungo -> WinDriver.  I
> uninstalled one copy, and the problem went away. *



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