From: Mary on 12/07/2001
question : when checking my home e-mail in Outlook I get a illegal operation error it says kernall32.dll. . The message continues with If you are experiencing problems, restart you computer. Yestereday and this morning my computer repeatedly placed browser screens on my monitor and now it freezes when I turn on my computer. It also freezes when I am trying to scandisk for errors. In checking my dialog box, it noted tht neither my virus scan and filter were not responding. Do I have anything to worry about? Is this the beginning of a critical problem? Please respond to dmjjones@starpower.net
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From: wow on 08/30/2004
that was me up there secret onion :) i am now a fully qualified computer repair man (BOY?) ^_^
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From: betty on 10/16/2003
i keep getting a file called kernall 32.dll,and it knocks me out of whatever i am in. can you tell me how to get rid of it.send reply to betty_jean_d@hotmail.com
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From: james on 10/16/2003
i keep getting a kernall 32 file that comes up and knocks me out of whatever i am in. can you tell me how to fix or get rid of that file.
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From: Daniel on 08/09/2003
I was trying to unzip a gameboy advanced emulator but when opened it it said that there was a missing KERNAL32.DLL file. How do i fix this? could u post the reply to secretonion@hotmail.com
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From: Computerpilot on 12/05/2002
Kandi:I would do a repair on Internet Explorer. You can do this by going to the add/remove programs applet in your control panel and finding Internet Explorer. You have the option to repair or uninstall IE. I would try the repair to see if I could find the conflicting dll version and replace it. If you are unsuccessful, I would completely uninstall IE and replace it with v6.0 (or your favorite version). Hope this helps Computerpilot
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From: khandi on 12/05/2002
I had uninstall my java and reinstall it so that I could play the games on pogo.com but when I tried to reinstall the java a message came up saying that the file kernall32.dll file was not working or downloaded and it said something about free disk space. What do I do?
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From: Patsy on 12/12/2001
Kernal32.dll is not a virus, but an essential file for your operating system. I don't know if you purposely spelled it with two l's in the 'Kernal' part. Maybe the file with two l's is a virus I haven't heard about.
If you are talking about the kernal32.dll file, it crashes all the time on my computer. I found a site that tells you about it, and what to do: http://www.hy-way.com/video/kernal32.htm
It seems to be an Adobe file that is screwing it up.
You might also go to updates.zdnet.com and they will scan your computer and tell you what updates your computer needs for free. If it says reboot between downloads, be sure to do it or you might corrupt the files.
Hope this helps.: i have the same problem.. i searched kernal32 on the net and i found out that its a back door trojan and that its very serious.. i found a site that has step by step instructions on how to repair it.. : http://www.hackfix.org/miscfix/doly.shtml : i got the virus today.. so i haven't tried repairing it yet.. i will once i have more information on it
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From: mike on 12/08/2001
i have the same problem.. i searched kernal32 on the net and i found out that its a back door trojan and that its very serious.. i found a site that has step by step instructions on how to repair it.. http://www.hackfix.org/miscfix/doly.shtml i got the virus today.. so i haven't tried repairing it yet.. i will once i have more information on it
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