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Good Afternoon Doyle,
Did you ever have any flavor of the McAfee AntiVirus program installed on
your computer ???
If memory serves correctly, I believe MCKRNL32.dll is a Network
Associates/McAfee AntiVirus file and therefore not on your Windows CD. This
likely being the case, it sounds to me as though the anti-virus program has
somehow been corrupted (or perhaps incorrectly uninstalled) and that
MCKRNL.dll is being called for at Windows startup.
If you wish to use McAfee AntiVirus, than I suggest you reinstall the
application. There are a few other remedies to your problem, but this is
the simplest. You can always correctly uninstall the new installation if
you choose to use another anti-virus program or run with none at all.
Jeffrey Ottie
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From: Doyle Hirsch
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 9:43 PM
Subject: MCKRNL32.dll
When Windows loads , I get the error message: cannot find MCKRNL32.dll.
Since KNRL32 is windows I'm afraid something serious may be wrong but my
computer is functioning fine when I close out the error message.
What is MCKNRL32.dll since it is not on the Windows 98SE install disc ???
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