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Recent Reported Error Messages
Posted by Users that may
pertain to OEM
User: B
User Reported on: February 8th, 2010
Re: OEM File Extension
Operating System:
Location: United States
Severity Level: 7
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Error Message
Reported:
"Msg 17803:Insufficient memory available."
Solution: May be caused by the above error or
over 150,000 other potential errors.
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User: Paula
User Reported on: January 31st, 2010
Re: OEM File Extension
Operating System:
Location: Venezuela
Severity Level: 9
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Error Message
Reported:
"Copying C:\SMS\bin\i386\ProductDB.Dll to \\\LicMtr\ProductDB.Dll...The file installation failed. The license server manager is attempting to clean up the target server."
Solution: May be caused by the above error or
over 150,000 other potential errors.
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User: nasir
User Reported on: January 29th, 2010
Re: OEM File Extension
Operating System:
Location: Canada
Severity Level: 6
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Error Message
Reported:
"This folder contains files that keep your system working properly. There is no need to modify its contents. To view this folder, click:"
Solution: May be caused by the above error or
over 150,000 other potential errors.
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User: Jason
User Reported on: January 21st, 2010
Re: OEM File Extension
Operating System:
Location: United States
Severity Level: 6
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Error Message
Reported:
"Error! 26000"
Solution: May be caused by the above error or
over 150,000 other potential errors.
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User: Ilya
User Reported on: January 10th, 2010
Re: OEM File Extension
Operating System:
Location: Brazil
Severity Level: 4
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Error Message
Reported:
"Event ID: 102Source: COMTIDescription: (102) COM Transaction Integrator reported the following exception to the client:Component:Method:Exception description: (1431) A RECEIVE_AND_WAIT verb received the following buffer, apparently USER_CONTROL_DATA. m_fLinkMode = 0. What_rcvd = 0000.This may indicate an internal error in the runtime. Remove and reinstall COM Transaction Integrator. If the problem persists, contact Microsoft customer support."
Solution: May be caused by the above error or
over 150,000 other potential errors.
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