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Krome
10-27-01, 06:29 PM
I was playing Serious Sam, and all of a sudden, I get this "illegal" error, then I get a "kernal 32" error? What is that all about? Thanks for the replies.
Yodums
10-27-01, 06:30 PM
Before I get that error alot.. I'm guessing its one of Win 98 bugs or a software conflict.
Mr B
10-27-01, 06:33 PM
**Moved post to "Software and Operating Systems".**

Mr B
Krome
10-27-01, 07:08 PM
er...wrong post I guess. What do y'all think, I can't finish stupid Serious Sam now...GRRR What is all of this "illegal procedure" all about? Now it's become kernal32??? Where can I go to fix this problem?
Krome
10-28-01, 03:12 PM
bump
Godfodda
10-28-01, 04:39 PM
Originally posted by Krome
er...wrong post I guess. What do y'all think, I can't finish stupid Serious Sam now...GRRR What is all of this "illegal procedure" all about? Now it's become kernal32??? Where can I go to fix this problem?

Have you tried scanreg.exe? Or Norton's registry checker?
redduc900
10-28-01, 04:40 PM
Originally posted by Krome
I was playing Serious Sam, and all of a sudden, I get this "illegal" error, then I get a "kernal 32" error? What is that all about? Thanks for the replies.
What are the exact error messages you're receiving?
Über~PhLuBB
10-28-01, 05:42 PM
I don't know for certain what it is either, but it happens with me too. Not often, mind you, but frequent enough to be concidered a problem.

Often if you hit Space (which will click OK and close the window), then NOT TOUCH the Windows key (That will halt the system every time, guaranteed), then click once on an empty spot on the desktop, wait 10 seconds or so, then run a program via a Desktop shortcut, everything should be OK, and you shouldn't have to restart.
Softwebdev
10-30-01, 12:08 AM
Originally posted by Krome
er...wrong post I guess. What do y'all think, I can't finish stupid Serious Sam now...GRRR What is all of this "illegal procedure" all about? Now it's become kernal32??? Where can I go to fix this problem?

EXTRACT new KERNEL32 from your win98 disk......to the current one you have in your computer..........it should solve this problem
NotHisTechiness
10-30-01, 12:25 AM
just upgrade to 2k or nt4 and you'll never have to see that kernel32 ever again:D
Softwebdev
10-30-01, 12:53 AM
OR UPGRADE to win XP, perhaps?

you get the feeling and the touch from Microsoft.
Yodums
10-30-01, 06:46 AM
Win2K is better..!
Krome
11-03-01, 01:37 PM
thanks for the suggestions, I will try to extract from the CD.

*Windows 2K is on backorder @ the skool, but im on the list