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From: Lynn on 12/31/2002
I have an older Packard Bell computer running Windows 98 OS. I don't know exactly what caused this problem to occur, but two days ago, while using Internet Explorer (v 5.5 sp 2), a box opened up and informed me "Microsoft Internet Explorer has encountered a problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience." The box then gave me the option of trying to restart Internet Explorer and sending or not sending an error report. I sent the error report and closed Internet Explorer, but now each time I try and open the program, I get this same message box opening up.
After the initial closing of Internet Explorer, I found that when I tried to open Windows Explorer, Control Panel, My Computer, etc., an Explorer error message box opened up and advised that
"This program has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down. If the problem persists, contact the program vendor."
Then, on clicking for details, I receive the following: EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in module FTAPP.DLL at 015f:022a4681.
Registers:
EAX=0b3033a4 CS=015f EIP=022a4681 EFLGS=00010206
EBX=022f7348 SS=0167 ESP=00d9b1bc EBP=00d9b1c8
ECX=022f7374 DS=0167 ESI=022b1898 FS=52b7
EDX=000d3438 ES=0167 EDI=024131c0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
80 7c 3e 0e 00 74 0e 83 b8 00 c0 ff ff 00 74 05
Stack dump:
0000002b 022b1898 022f7348 00d9b1e8 022a4aa2 024131c0 022f7b5c 00000000 00d9c2f2 00000800 00000557 00d9c520 022a3e22 00d9b20c 00d9c51f 00d9c414 When I close the error message box, another small box with the heading MICROSOFT INTERNET EXPLORER opens up saying "An error has occured in Internet Explorer. Internet Explorer will close now. If you continue to experience problems, please restart your computer." Needless to say, restarting the computer didn't take care of the problem. I also tried re-installing Internet Explorer 5.5 sp 2, but that didn't help either. Since I can't open Control Panel, I'm not able to go in and uninstall programs there. Any info on how I might be able to correct this problem will be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks!
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From: Glenn on 11/04/2003
I had the same frustrating symptoms as many listed here, using Windows 98 SE. After wasting several hours, I downloaded Ad-Aware, and eliminated the problem with ftapp.dll.As a bonus, Ad-Aware identified more than 200 other nasty files that I did not need and that were clogging up my system. They're gone now, too. Thanks to all who posted the Ad-Aware recommendation.
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From: Lish on 09/28/2003
Hi, I have a Packard Bell also and I have the same Exact problem with my computer, same messages and everything. I tried re-installing windows 98 & Internet Explorer but this didnt help. And like you, I can't get into my control panel either, everything I try to open on my desktop gives me that same "Explorer caused an invalid page fault in module FTAPP.DLL..."
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From: Dman on 09/25/2003
TO: es4340m10@yahoo.com the file's size is 1.61MB so if you have ftp on your computer you can download the ad-aware file somewhere else and then ftp it to your home computer. It did work for me.
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From: Sooooo Happy on 09/08/2003
Thanks to all of the suggestions. I've been having this problem for a couple of months and by simply deleting the file in program files.....everything is back to normal. Thanks again :)
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From: es4340m10@yahoo.com on 08/17/2003
Ok, I'm having the same problem on my parents computer (I'm using my computer to type this), but contrary to everyone else, I'm not having success with the suggested solutions. First of all, I can't open anything BUT dos prompt. When I attempt to delete or rename the files (or the entire folder), it tells me that access is denied or that it's in use and cannot be deleted or renamed. Unfortunately, I cannot connect to the internet from that computer to download it, and since the CD ROM drive isn't set to auto run, even if I burned that ad aware program to a disc, it wouldn't run it OR open it if it did run it for all I know. I'm at a loss and ready to just start from scratch and reformat it all. FYI, i tried all this through safe mode (deleting and renaming it) and xp doesn't seem to have a start up option of dos only. Any ideas?
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From: Jan on 05/20/2003
Yet another glitch... I can not get on the internet at all to download these wonderful programs. I tired to save it to disk from work but the disks do not have enough space. Anybody have any suggestions how to go from here?
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From: Bronwyn on 05/06/2003
WOW! As soon as I found out this is an actual tracking and monitoring device that is strangely added to computer systems, I wanted it off as soon as possible! What I did was Clicked on Start, Find files, searched for ftapp.dll and deleted file when it was found. The problem is gone. YAY!!
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From: Steve on 05/06/2003
I had the same FTAPP.dll error when ever any windows were opened (My Computer, My Documents, Control Panel, Internet Explorer..etc). I solved the problem by reading James' post. I went to http://www.lavasoftusa.com , downloaded the latest version of Ad-Aware, and ran the program. It found a lot of files. I deleted all the files, the ones that i couldn't delete, i deleted manually. It fixed the problem immediately. However, i scanned it several times, using 2 of 3 methods of scanning that were provided. I believe the two i used was the quick scan, and the scan files/folders. Anyways..
i suggest you try this out.Thanks James, for posting good advice. From, Steve
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From: James on 04/28/2003
your victim of spyware
i suggest that you download ad-aware 6.0
from http://www.lavasoftusa.com and run and it that will remove it
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From: Chris on 04/07/2003
The easiest solution for those of you that are not very computer savy is as follows. Click on Start. Go and click on Shutdown. Click on Re-Start in MS-Dos Mode. Once in Dos go to C:\program Files\FTAPP. Delete the FTAPP.DLL and FTAP.MON files in the directory. Type Exit and re-start Windows. You should now be able to use Internet Explorer etc. Good Luck.
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From: Ryan on 03/17/2003
I've got a problem also, im not sure if it is the same as everyone else's.Whenever I open my computer, my documents or anything else like that an error comes up saying "Internet explorer has caused an error, FTAPP.DLL...." wha can I do to rectify this? I am running Windows ME on a 1 ghz pentium 3 processor. HELP! Also when I am in some cha trroms an error says "KERNEL32.DLL" blah blah blah and shuts down internet explorer, what can I do about this? And finally (sorry about all this) whenever I start up my computer an error NV4QTWK.Dll appears, what is it on about? Regards, Ryan
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From: Ness on 03/17/2003
I'm glad I found this site. It was the only one that popped up on google...I'm gonna try some of the things you guys said and hopefully the problem will be fixed... just some advice though.... ALWAYS HAVE NON MICROSOFT version of IE - like netscape :) Cuz if I hadn't had netscape now I wouldn't be able to read this, i'd be powerless hehe. Even if u dont use the program as your normal browser, keep it handy...
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From: vincent on 03/16/2003
thanks for the link for the program ad-aware, i used it and my explorer works again. I had the file ftapp.dll. greetz vincent
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From: Julio on 03/03/2003
I had the same problem, in a Compaq with Windows XP.I try with the link http://download.com.com/3120-20-0.html?qt=Ad-aware&tg=dl-2001 Download & and install the software, then run it:
Voila! all of a sudden there were again operating Internet Explorer, File Explorer, Control Panel. In this case iMesh was the source of FLT.DLL problem, now with Ad-aware I feel more comfortable.
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From: Tyler on 02/13/2003
The first reply worked for me! It's the ad-aware program. If you don't want to do all the complicated stuff do this. Works fast and it's easy.
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From: John on 02/12/2003
Still having this problem? download Ad-Aware software which will detect ALL your spy ware apps and remove them. This is free ware, just follow the link below and you will be all set once you run the program. It worked like a charm for me after countless hours of trying to figure this problem out. give it a shot. http://download.com.com/3120-20-0.html?qt=Ad-aware&tg=dl-2001
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From: Keeks on 02/11/2003
I found out how to cure the FLT.DLL Error problem!!
For anyone that gets the error, goto:
http://www.mvps.org/inetexplorer/Darnit.htm#fltThen follow the directions.
Or you can just go straight to this site:
http://www.definitivesolutions.com/bhodemon.htm This program (http://www.definitivesolutions.com/files/bhodmon1.zip)will tell you what DLL files you have that cause your problems. When this program is run, it will give you a list, all you have to do is disable them. I Hope this helps!
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From: Keeks on 02/11/2003
I'm in desperate need of help. I have the same problem, except the "Details" of mine are somewhat different:
EXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module FLT.DLL at 0167:02fc36d7.
Registers:
EAX=0fa1555c CS=0167 EIP=02fc36d7 EFLGS=00010206
EBX=031472c8 SS=016f ESP=008ce068 EBP=008ce074
ECX=031472f4 DS=016f ESI=02fcd990 FS=4cf7
EDX=000d3438 ES=016f EDI=032904f0 GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
80 7c 3e 0e 00 74 0e 83 b8 00 b0 ff ff 00 74 05
Stack dump:
0000002b 02fcd990 031472c8 008ce098 02fc3b15 032904f0 03147aec 02fcd990 00000800 00000000 00000810 000005aa 008cf3d4 02fc27c5 008ce0bc 008cf3d3
I would extremely appreciate any help at all. Thanx!
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From: james on 02/08/2003
I need help with this proglem also. I get the message: "explorer caused an invalid page fault in module ftapp.dll at 017f:10004624". I would appreciate some help on this, and please walk me through (ok hold my hand) the process, I am not all that when it comes knowing where to go and what to do with things like this. But I know I can do it if told step by step. Thanks for any help. James
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From: Rick on 02/01/2003
Check out the following links:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q293623http://www.itinside.net/articles/011128-ie_error_report.html On the above link, ignore the aberrant text and scroll down to "Resolution". Click on the IEWatson.reg link, and follow the instructions.
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From: Shashank on 01/30/2003
I would just like to say a Big Thank You!!! to the person who posted a solution for this problem... I've been whacking my brains for days on why the problem was showing up!!Good to know that helpful people are present online...
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From: Flukie on 01/28/2003
OMG MINES DOES THE SAME THING! Ii had cyber detectiive but ive manged to get in control panel and removing it by clicking super quick!Please help me also my message says ---thisEXPLORER caused an invalid page fault in
module MFC42.DLL at 0177:5f45bf8a.
Registers:
EAX=00000000 CS=0177 EIP=5f45bf8a EFLGS=00010202
EBX=5f45bf82 SS=017f ESP=02b5d2f8 EBP=02b5ea98
ECX=004fa884 DS=017f ESI=02b5ea8c FS=192f
EDX=816446ac ES=017f EDI=02b5d62c GS=0000
Bytes at CS:EIP:
8b 10 83 c1 34 51 8b c8 ff 75 0c ff 52 74 8b 4d
Stack dump:
7800b0a7 02b5d62c 02b5ea8c 02b5d314 02b5ea8c 5f45bf82 02b5ea98 02b5d33c 780090c3 5f45bf82 02b5ea8c 00000100 02b5d380 780090d2 5f4b4f08 02b5ea8c
god bless you
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From: Computerpilot on 01/02/2003
You are a victim of Spyware/Adware.FlashTrack installs its software in a directory called 'ftapp' or 'flt'inside your Program Files directory. Before you can delete it, you must deregister it and restart the computer. On Windows 95/98/Me, enter this command at the command line: "%WinDir%\SYSTEM\regsvr32.exe" /u "C:\Program Files\ftapp\ftapp.dll" For Windows NT/2000/XP, use: regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\ftapp\ftapp.dll" If you have the newer variant, use the path "C:\Program Files\flt\flt.dll" instead. After rebooting and deleting the files you can also remove the FTApp or flt key from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software in the registry to clean up if you like. Hope this helps. Computerpilot
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