Error loading NvCpl.dll - invalid access to memory location

hotister@hotmail.com

Dear all, thanks for reading this message. I was upgrading my nvidia
driver last week and did remember to disable all the virus-scanning
services on the background and installed from there. However, after my
installation, from time to time I'm getting this weird pop-up message:

RUNDLL
Error loading C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvCpl.dll
Invalid access to memory location.

Just wondering if anyone know of anything about this and how do I
trouble shoot the problem? Many thanks!

Detlev Dreyer

"" wrote:

> Dear all, thanks for reading this message. I was upgrading my nvidia
> driver last week and did remember to disable all the virus-scanning
> services on the background and installed from there. However, after my
> installation, from time to time I'm getting this weird pop-up message:
>
> RUNDLL
> Error loading C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvCpl.dll
> Invalid access to memory location.
>
> Just wondering if anyone know of anything about this and how do I
> trouble shoot the problem?

Drivers for nVidia hardware should be updated only if there is the need
for an update! Contact the tech support or revert to the previous driver.

"How To Use the Roll Back Driver Feature in Windows XP"


"HOW TO: Use the Driver Roll Back Feature to Restore a Previous Version
of a Device Driver in Windows XP"


"How to Roll Back a Device Driver"


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d-d

Devil_Himself

Start > Run > msconfig > Startup tab > uncheck "NvCpl"

"" wrote:

> Dear all, thanks for reading this message. I was upgrading my nvidia
> driver last week and did remember to disable all the virus-scanning
> services on the background and installed from there. However, after my
> installation, from time to time I'm getting this weird pop-up message:
>
> RUNDLL
> Error loading C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvCpl.dll
> Invalid access to memory location.
>
> Just wondering if anyone know of anything about this and how do I
> trouble shoot the problem? Many thanks!
>
>

Unknown

Would you kindly explain the logic in removing NVCpl from startup??
"Devil_Himself" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Start > Run > msconfig > Startup tab > uncheck "NvCpl"
>
> "" wrote:
>
>> Dear all, thanks for reading this message. I was upgrading my nvidia
>> driver last week and did remember to disable all the virus-scanning
>> services on the background and installed from there. However, after my
>> installation, from time to time I'm getting this weird pop-up message:
>>
>> RUNDLL
>> Error loading C:\WINDOWS\system32\NvCpl.dll
>> Invalid access to memory location.
>>
>> Just wondering if anyone know of anything about this and how do I
>> trouble shoot the problem? Many thanks!
>>
>>