: upgraded to 98. deleted my virus scan. now get a message ERROR STARTING PROGRAM
: THE MSCVP60.DLL FIL IS LINKED TO MISSING EXPORT MSVCRT.DLL:_LC_COLLATE_CP:

: CAN ANYONE HELP. I ALSO WILL AGREE TO REFORMAT MY HARD DRIVE IF THAT IS THE LAST. CANNOT REMEMBER THE FORMAT COMMAND IN DOS.

: PLEASE HELP I HAVE BEEN UP 3 DAYS TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT.

: : message reads ....MMJB caused an invalid page fault in module MIXER.DLL at 0167:67c824bf.

: : I installed real player ..and that works now ...but still cant use VOLUME control on key board !!
: : I have Reformatted .but after a couple of day it has returned as no Volume Control!!
: : Any one have any Ideas ??
: :

: Graeme, u don't want to hear MY ideas about "Real ANYTHING" :)
: IF u r running Win 9x, try this:

: Refresh the Multimedia Drivers.
: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: Your new games or other graphics-intensive programs may have installed their own set of audio drivers with the result that the game will run perfectly, but everything else is scrambled. It is fairly easy to correct this kind of problem, a good thing since dedicated gamers have to become expert at applying this correction: Here is the method:

: Click Start| Settings| Control Panel| System and click the Device Manager tab to the front.

: Click the [+] beside the Sound, Video and Game Controllers category and, one at a time, highlight each element and click the [Remove] button at the bottom of the window. The idea is to make the whole category disappear.

: If you have an Other Devices Category, open that one as well and remove all multimedia devices you find there.

: Do not restart the system when prompted. Close System Properties and return to the Control Panel. Now, remove the Multimedia options from Windows Setup. Here is the method for doing that:

: Open the Add/Remove Programs icon.
: Click the Windows Setup tab to the front and remove the check from the Multimedia option. Click [Apply].

: NOW you can restart the system.

: Whatever sound card drivers are currently installed will be reloaded when Windows comes back up.

: ****If you are prompted to keep a newer version of a file, click NO TO ALL. The file is probably newer because it has been newly corrupted; you want the older version back. ****

: When the system returns to a normal desktop, go back to the Windows Setup and put a check back in the Multimedia option. Click the [Details] box.
: Be sure that the Media Player and CD Audio options are checked.
: Click [Apply] and restart the system once more.

: This method corrects most kinds of sound driver corruption, but it does not correct the most severe corruption nor does it solve problems caused by Microsoft DirectX.

Hey I found this problem with Musicmatch 6 and tried the suggested solution with the problem recurring but I recalled the on some of my little ones educational games one had to go into controlpanel/multimedia/ and select a different playback device and for midi.I tried it for musicmatch and that fixed the problem immediately.

: : message reads ....MMJB caused an invalid page fault in module MIXER.DLL at 0167:67c824bf.

: : I installed real player ..and that works now ...but still cant use VOLUME control on key board !!
: : I have Reformatted .but after a couple of day it has returned as no Volume Control!!
: : Any one have any Ideas ??
: :

: Graeme, u don't want to hear MY ideas about "Real ANYTHING" :)
: IF u r running Win 9x, try this:

: Refresh the Multimedia Drivers.
: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: Your new games or other graphics-intensive programs may have installed their own set of audio drivers with the result that the game will run perfectly, but everything else is scrambled. It is fairly easy to correct this kind of problem, a good thing since dedicated gamers have to become expert at applying this correction: Here is the method:

: Click Start| Settings| Control Panel| System and click the Device Manager tab to the front.

: Click the [+] beside the Sound, Video and Game Controllers category and, one at a time, highlight each element and click the [Remove] button at the bottom of the window. The idea is to make the whole category disappear.

: If you have an Other Devices Category, open that one as well and remove all multimedia devices you find there.

: Do not restart the system when prompted. Close System Properties and return to the Control Panel. Now, remove the Multimedia options from Windows Setup. Here is the method for doing that:

: Open the Add/Remove Programs icon.
: Click the Windows Setup tab to the front and remove the check from the Multimedia option. Click [Apply].

: NOW you can restart the system.

: Whatever sound card drivers are currently installed will be reloaded when Windows comes back up.

: ****If you are prompted to keep a newer version of a file, click NO TO ALL. The file is probably newer because it has been newly corrupted; you want the older version back. ****

: When the system returns to a normal desktop, go back to the Windows Setup and put a check back in the Multimedia option. Click the [Details] box.
: Be sure that the Media Player and CD Audio options are checked.
: Click [Apply] and restart the system once more.

: This method corrects most kinds of sound driver corruption, but it does not correct the most severe corruption nor does it solve problems caused by Microsoft DirectX.

: : message reads ....MMJB caused an invalid page fault in module MIXER.DLL at 0167:67c824bf.

: : I installed real player ..and that works now ...but still cant use VOLUME control on key board !!
: : I have Reformatted .but after a couple of day it has returned as no Volume Control!!
: : Any one have any Ideas ??
: :

: Graeme, u don't want to hear MY ideas about "Real ANYTHING" :)
: IF u r running Win 9x, try this:

: Refresh the Multimedia Drivers.
: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

: Your new games or other graphics-intensive programs may have installed their own set of audio drivers with the result that the game will run perfectly, but everything else is scrambled. It is fairly easy to correct this kind of problem, a good thing since dedicated gamers have to become expert at applying this correction: Here is the method:

: Click Start| Settings| Control Panel| System and click the Device Manager tab to the front.

: Click the [+] beside the Sound, Video and Game Controllers category and, one at a time, highlight each element and click the [Remove] button at the bottom of the window. The idea is to make the whole category disappear.

: If you have an Other Devices Category, open that one as well and remove all multimedia devices you find there.

: Do not restart the system when prompted. Close System Properties and return to the Control Panel. Now, remove the Multimedia options from Windows Setup. Here is the method for doing that:

: Open the Add/Remove Programs icon.
: Click the Windows Setup tab to the front and remove the check from the Multimedia option. Click [Apply].

: NOW you can restart the system.

: Whatever sound card drivers are currently installed will be reloaded when Windows comes back up.

: ****If you are prompted to keep a newer version of a file, click NO TO ALL. The file is probably newer because it has been newly corrupted; you want the older version back. ****

: When the system returns to a normal desktop, go back to the Windows Setup and put a check back in the Multimedia option. Click the [Details] box.
: Be sure that the Media Player and CD Audio options are checked.
: Click [Apply] and restart the system once more.

: This method corrects most kinds of sound driver corruption, but it does not correct the most severe corruption nor does it solve problems caused by Microsoft DirectX.