A whole bunch of problems

[Crowley]

I had to reinstall my Windows 98SE and that seemed to screw up my Daemon Tools somewhat. So I downloaded version 3.47 and tried to install that. The installer notified that I did not have Microsoft Installer on my system and directed me to get that first. So I did, and the installation proceeded. However, trying to run Daemon Tools now gets me two error messages on top of each other:
"The MSI.DLL file is linked to missing export NTDLL.DLL:NtQueryInformationProcess."
"C:\Program Files\D-Tools\daemon.exe
A device attached to the system is not functioning."
I have the files msi.dll, ntdll.dll and pfctoc.dll in my D-Tools folder.

Furthermore, trying to reinstall Daemon Tools the installer again complains that I do not have Microsoft Installer installed. Trying to install that now gets me "Error: The specified service already exists."

One final thing. Trying to uninstall Daemon Tools from the Add/Remove programs utility I am informed that the program does not in fact exist on my system and it asks if I'd like to remove the entry from the list.

[Jito463]

Have you rebooted between install attempts? As for completely removing DT 3.x, read the link below from the Common Problems And Solutions section of the forum.

http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/t2138-error-25002-invalid-driver-names-or-driver-conflict-or-how-to-remove-daemon-tools-drivers.html

[evlncrn8]

hang on, since when did 98se contain ntdll.dll, more to the point why have you got them in the daemon tools folder, makes no sense