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tfh - 29 Jun 2004 02:05 GMT
excell worked fine and one day it started locking up the
computer. It give me a low resources and on some times it
gives me the error "oe 0187:bff9dfff" I have tried
uninstalling and reinstall and it does not work. any help
or possible answers would be helpful.
TFH
Rob Bovey - 29 Jun 2004 03:45 GMT
> excell worked fine and one day it started locking up the
> computer. It give me a low resources and on some times it
> gives me the error "oe 0187:bff9dfff" I have tried
> uninstalling and reinstall and it does not work. any help
> or possible answers would be helpful.

Hi THF,

   This isn't guaranteed to solve the problem, but it's worth a try. Use
Windows Explorer to search all of your hard disks for files with a .XLB
extension. Delete any that you find. Note that this may be a hidden file, so
you'll need to set Explorer to show hidden files before searching. Excel
uses these files to store information about its toolbar configuration, but
they frequently become corrupt and cause strange errors like this. Excel
will create clean new default versions after you delete the old corrupt
ones, but you will lose any toolbar customizations you've made.

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Keith - 29 Jun 2004 22:37 GMT
>-----Original Message-----
>> excell worked fine and one day it started locking up the
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>will create clean new default versions after you delete the old corrupt
>ones, but you will lose any toolbar customizations you've made.

This works. Excel opened for me right after deleting
the .XLB file. Thanks for the solution.
Rob Bovey - 29 Jun 2004 23:22 GMT
> This works. Excel opened for me right after deleting
> the .XLB file. Thanks for the solution.

Hi Keith,

    Great to hear it worked! And thanks for letting me know. It's very
helpful for problem solving in the future.

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Gene - 02 Jul 2004 22:45 GMT
It works!  I have spent many hours with one of our PC's
trying to solve this problem by uninstalling,
reintsalling, etc.  A total restore of the drive was the
only solution.  It would happen about every six months & i
would do a total restore.  It happened again today this
solved the problem.  Thank you.
>-----Original Message-----
>> excell worked fine and one day it started locking up the
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>will create clean new default versions after you delete the old corrupt
>ones, but you will lose any toolbar customizations you've made.
Rob Bovey - 02 Jul 2004 23:54 GMT
Hi Gene,

   Glad to hear it worked for you, and thanks for letting me know!

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> It works!  I have spent many hours with one of our PC's
> trying to solve this problem by uninstalling,
[quoted text clipped - 29 lines]
> >ones, but you will lose any toolbar customizations you've
> made.
 
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