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After having installed v4 of Daemon-Tools I shut down and went to bed ... when I woke up this morning, I experienced rundll32.exe was grabbing 100% cpu usage. So I terminated it. And having read the day before, that this was a problem with Daemon-Tools v4, I wanted to uninstall it .. so I did, and rebooted yet again. Now it seems when I start rundll32 still uses 100%, and if I terminate it, explorer.exe takes over and uses 100% - Any solutions to this problem? - Could it be that the drivers are not properly uninstalled?
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Okay guys, problem solved .. seems what was fucking up was arniworx plugin. Hence the reason why rundll32.exe was using 100% CPU.
To avoid this problem, uninstall it before updating to v4. To remove it once occured, I removed it from the startup menu via "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Cur rentVersion\Run" in regedit.exe - then remove the line which links to the arniworx plugin. Something along the lines of rundll32 "path_to_arniworx". Now reboot, and then uninstall arniworx... Hope this works for you :-) -
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I guess you mean AwxDTools and not DaemonUI (I think both are made by arniWORX). That's my guess because the first is a shell extention and the latter a scripting program/language.the modern world:
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Yeah, AwxDTools, that's the one..
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Thanks for letting everyone know how to solve the issue.the modern world:
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I've just installed in a new Windows XP SP2, without any software (just ZoneAlarm and Java at startup) and I have that problem.
I've installed first Daemon Tools, and after that, the awxDTools, and when I push the second botton at a CD/DVD drive or in a CD/DVD-Image it says me:
Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library
Runtime Error!
Program: C:\WINDOWS\explorer.exe
This aplicattion has requested the Runtime to terminate it in a unusual way. Please ...Comment
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I am getting the same explorer crash with the Runtime Error.
This is getting very frustrating. I have not had this problem with this installation on any other computer. and this is a fresh format!Comment
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I've posted a reply on how to fix this error on this thread:
Basically it's just doing a repair install of .net framework 2.0.Comment
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I had this problem too. I wasn't be able to solve it by reinstalling DotNET Framework or similiar, but now I solve it!
How? Simply by mounting a CD in a virtual device of Daemon Tools without using AwxDTools...
Please try and then confirm that (if so)!
PS: I added this post in this thread too:
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