Power Went out now I have A Runtime Error
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From: smlunatick on 3 Jan 2009 14:21 On Jan 1, 11:25 am, rebelgirl <rebelg...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Hi Ian , > I looked for the cordbg.exe In task manager , its not listed. So I have no > clue whats going on there. I have tried to unplug the external hard drive > from the hard drive its self , but not from the back of the computer. Do not > know if that would make a difference at all. I`m looking into trying to re do > net frame 1.1 but dont understand at all how to do that. So pretty lost all > the way around. Thanks for the reply. > > > > "Ian D" wrote: > > > "rebelgirl" <rebelg...(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > >news:B13DA9AC-634D-4769-8EB3-9042731E91EA(a)microsoft.com... > > > Hi Andrew , > > > I do not have a floppy disk on my computer. I really have no idea what > > > your saying either. I dont know much about tech stuff. If you think its > > > not a > > > net frame problem which is what i was told. Should I just un install & re > > > install the program ? From what i was told if it is the net frame , if i > > > do > > > that it will go to the nest applications i have . Thats what im worried > > > about. Thank you so much for replying also. > > > > "Andrew E." wrote: > > > >> If the hd does/did show in the BIOS,download the MS-DOS hd check > > >> utility > > >> from the hd mfg web site.Download & install to a MS-DOS formatted > > >> floppy, > > >> boot the pc to the floppy,run the diagnostic tests for the hd. > > > >> "rebelgirl" wrote: > > > >> > First I had a cordbg.exe error I unplugged my external hard drive , > > >> > plugged > > >> > it back in . Now i have a Common Language Runtime Debugging Service > > >> > Error . > > >> > Process id=0x13c ( 316 ) thread id=0x230 (516 ), > > >> > I think the first numbers are 0x13c . I have had the external hard > > >> > drive now > > >> > for years but since the power went out this is the error that keeps > > >> > coming up > > >> > that & the cordbg.exe which since unplugged now turned into this. I`m > > >> > running > > >> > windows xp service pack 2 . Ie 6 . Layman`s terms if anyone can help , > > >> > I dont > > >> > know a lot about computers on errors . I did post this on the MSDN > > >> > board they > > >> > told me to come here . Hope some one can help . > > > Try disabling the cordbg.exe process in Task Manager, then reconnect > > your external drive. It looks like the cordbg.exe file got damaged in the > > power interruption, and the NET. application may have to be reinstalled.. > > If you google cordbg.exe, you'll find a lot of info on resolving cordbg..exe > > problems.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - You may need to clear out any Device Manager settings for the external hard drive and then let XP re-detect it. However, you may need to re- format the drive, either with XP's Disk Management or the hard drive manufacturer's tools. Here is a simple Batch file to get Device Manager to show you all "hidden" and non active devices: Copy and paste to a batch file: ----------------------------- set devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices=1 cd %SystemRoot%\System32 start devmgmt.msc |