Re: Strange JAWS errors
- From: Robert J Smith <rsmith247@xxxxxxx>
- To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 16:23:14 -0400
I would go along with the reinstall, but I wouldn't remove shared
components. One time I did that and I messed up my video chaining. I had
to delete a file called "jawsvid.dll" from my c:\winnt\system32
subdirectory (I have Windows 2000 at work) and then reinstall again. If
you reinstall without removing shared components and things still aren't
better, then go ahead and remove them and do another install and restart.
Keep us posted.
Robert Smith
Computer Sciences Corporation
Registered Office: 3170 Fairview Park Drive, Falls Church, Virginia 22042,
USA
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Re: Strange JAWS errors
the only thing you can try is to uninstall JAWS removing shared
components, and then reinstalling. Your user seettings can be left in
place. If that doesn't work you will need to call fs tech support.
Roy
----- Original Message -----
From: Stefen Hudson
To: jfw@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, May 24, 2008 9:09 PM
Subject: Strange JAWS errors
Hi all,
I'm having a very strange problem. Recently I tried updating JAWS with the
update manager, and for some reason it caused my system to do a startup
repair. The computer starts up fine now, but now when I try to load
certain programs I'm getting all these error messages about the system
being unable to load several JAWS related files. After hitting all the OK
buttons the programs work, but getting all these pop-ups is rather
irritating. Here are some of the dialogs I get.
Internet Explorer:
FS Dom Server
Cannot Load Language Specific DLL (FsDomSrv.enu).
FS Dom Server will attempt to Load the default Language DLL
OK
After pressing OK I get,
FS Dom Server
Cannot Load Default Language DLL (C:\Program Files\Freedom
Scientific\Shared\FsDomSrv\10.12\FSDomSrv.enu). Exiting FS Dom Server.
OK
After hitting OK a second time Internet Explorer works fine.
For Windows Live Mail, when trying to open or write a new a message:
SysFader: wlmail.exe - Bad Image
C:\Program Files\Freedom graphic 775
Scientific\Shared\FsDomSrv\10.12\FSDomSrv.enu is either not
designed to run on Windows or it contains an error. Try installing
the program again using the original installation media or contact
your system administrator or the software vendor for support.
OK
I also get the language DLL message that I get in Internet Explorer.
I've tried repairing the JAWS installation and it hasn't fixed it, and I'm
starting to doubt that completely removing JAWS will either. I chose not
to remove my personal settings, but all shared components should have been
replaced.
Any ideas?
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