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Are you getting kernel32.dll error messages that are shutting down your programs, or even your entire system? Follow these simple instructions to keep your registry error-free.

Damaged Password List Files

The infamous kernel32.dll error usually manifest as Invalid Page Fault Errors in a few ways:

o “Explorer caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll”
o “Commgr32 caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll”
o “Mprexe caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll”
o “Msgsrv32 caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll”
o “Iexplore caused an invalid page fault in module Kernel32.dll”

These error messages are a result of damaged “password list” files. To fix this, try the following method:

o Go to Start > Find > Files Or Folders.
o In the Named box, type “*.pwl”
o Click Find Now.
o Right-click each file, and then select Delete. Repeat until all of the.pwl files are deleted.
o On the File menu, click Close.
o Restart the computer. The password list files will be recreated as you log back into Windows.
o Download and run the Mspwlupd.exe file from Microsoft

Delete Temporary Files

Temporary files can contain a mish-mash of different fragments, unused files, zip files, and other unnecessary bits that can become problematic as programs interact with your system.

Your temporary files are usually stored in your Windows folder. Open it, then open the file labeled “Temp”. You’ll want to delete anything with the.tmp extension.

Another excellent solution to deleting unnecessary files is to run your check disk. Since kernel32 is a memory bug (a program attempts to access off-limits memory functions), this may be your best solution.

Open up your “My Computer” desktop icon. Right click on your C drive icon. Select “Properties”. Click on the “Tools” tab and select the “Error Checking” option.

This will check for any errors in your hard drive memory.

Repair Errors with a Registry Cleaner

A registry cleaner can locate and repair corrupt registry files. Dll files tend to get corrupted by viruses or even just general long-term use.

Make sure to run antivirus software as well. Run deep scans on your system once a week, depending on how often you browse on the Web (and what kind of sites you like to go to).

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