To: Anyone who is good with PC's

JackTheTripper

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Can anyone spare about an hour this evening around 6:00 to help me out fixing someones computer? I can pay you if nessessery.

The story,

I installed Eudora on a tower. Now at boot up I get "The blue screen of death." The PC goes through standard boot up. Box comes up asking for password ok. After that it comes up with three faults:

navapw32
msgsrv32
mpr.exe

I've been told that these are files that are missing. Oh ya, it's Windows 95. I have the 95 CD but not the floppy boot disk. I've been told I can either find these files and copy them to the correct directory in DOS or re-install Windows. I'm affraid if I re-install Windows he might lose some info on his hard drive. Is this true?

Basically, I'm in way over my head and if someone could fix it I would greatly apreciate it. I just don't want him to lose any info.

Ask me if you need more info.
 

theSteveCo

Founder
Staff member
Hell YES he'll lose info if you reinstall. If it weren't for the fact that 6:00 PM is too early for me to help you I'd be there.

Although you can replace those particular files and be okay, I'll bet it has more to do with a DLL that they use (and that Eudora replaced when you installed).

Anyway, here's how to locate those particular files from DOS...

C:\>dir /s nava*.*

From there I'd have to be present to continue. Feel free to post more as necessary if you are unable to locate a consultant. If you can wait until later (or this weekend) perhaps I can go onsite w/ you.

-Steve
 

JackTheTripper

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theSteveCo said:
Hell YES he'll lose info if you reinstall. If it weren't for the fact that 6:00 PM is too early for me to help you I'd be there.

Although you can replace those particular files and be okay, I'll bet it has more to do with a DLL that they use (and that Eudora replaced when you installed).

Anyway, here's how to locate those particular files from DOS...

C:\>dir /s nava*.*

From there I'd have to be present to continue. Feel free to post more as necessary if you are unable to locate a consultant. If you can wait until later (or this weekend) perhaps I can go onsite w/ you.

-Steve
Is there a better time for you? I can meet you any time tonight. That's just the time I told him. Or I can see about setting up time on Sat afternoon or on Sunday. As I said, I can pay you for your time. Should cover replacing the rear axle nut on the 6E. :laughing
 

JackTheTripper

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All fixed. Boot in safe mode, un-install Eudora:finger and whala! All fixed.

Piece of shit Eudora. I'm writing up a bad review of them on cnet.:finger
 

JackTheTripper

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theSteveCo said:
YOU MEAN YOU HADN'T TRIED THAT YET??? :twofinger
Actually I didn't do it. He had one of his employees spouces who works at Adobe come over and do it. I told you, I know crap about PC's. I'm a Mac man. Now Word and Excel on PC I'm a wiz at but when it comes down to crappy little basics like that... I have now clue.:(
 
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