WINNT32 caused invalid page fault in module kernel 32 dll when upgrading to Wind

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From: Tim on 05/13/2002
I am in the process of upgrading to Windows 2000 on my peer to peer office computers that currently have Windows 98 SE. During the report phase of installation, I get the message WINNT caused an invalid page fault in Module KERNEL 32 DLL at 0187:bff88396.

What is the solution?

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From: Ben on 10/10/2006
The said Microsoft KB article didn't fix the problem for me. It claims that if Oracle for 9x, CabnetWare, Quickbooks, or Powerbuilder (or probably a combination) exists on your system, the upgrade process will fail while examining programs. My client's 98SE laptop has Quickbooks and CabnetWare and even after changing all the file names (and rebooting), I received the same message.

My resolution was to ultimately uninstall all instances of Quickbooks and CabnetWare, then manually remove the installation folders and reboot. Worked after that.

ben@affinitytechgroup.com

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From: Stephen on 10/10/2002

: I am in the process of upgrading to Windows 2000 on my peer to peer office computers that currently have Windows 98 SE. During the report phase of installation, I get the message WINNT caused an invalid page fault in Module KERNEL 32 DLL at 0187:bff88396.

: What is the solution?

One source says it's a Quickbooks problem and to rename QBconv32.dll .. remember to change it back after the install.

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From: John on 10/04/2002
I had the same problem. I found the on microsoft's web site.http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;q252725&It is a known problem (to microsoft). If you have Quickbooks or a few other programs you have to rename a couple dll files until the upgrade is finished.--John

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