This occurs mainly with USB printer. (installed hte USB patch from MS to see if it would help but it did not)

Send a job to Print and I get an error about spool32 causing invalid page fault. (This in white box) cancel that and it then gives grey box with the DLL error (module X760.dll at 0002:0000a96c) If I cancel this the printing stops. And I am unable to use printer until I re-boot.
If I leave the second error message alone the job will print, but after shuting down the computer and then re=starting (leaving comp off overnight) I get grey box saying that x number of print jobs are waiting do I want to print or cancel. Have tried 3 different sets of drivers, Got the printer replaced to see if that was what was at fault. Have tried using P\port as well. There is also BANDING (can't think of any other way to describe that) on any photoes that I print. This happened with the original printer as well. So same errors with two different printer and 3 sets of drivers. Xerox have been no use in trying to solve this issue.
Win98se
Athlone 800 \ 256MB mem \ Xerox760 Printer \ http://www.PCGuide.com/ubb/frown.gif

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Ernie

How to troubleshoot that error>>

Windows 98
Click Start , point to Programs , point to Accessories , point to System Tools , and then click System Information .


On the Tools menu, click System Configuration Utility .


Click Selective Startup on the General tab, and then click to clear the following check boxes:
Process Config.sys File
Process Autoexec.bat File
Process Winstart.bat File
Process System.ini File
Process Win.ini File
Load Startup Group Items
NOTE : You must reinstall the printer driver when you disable the Win.ini file because the printer and port information is stored in this file.


Click OK , and then quit the System Information tool .


Restart your computer.


NOTE : The clean-boot procedure eliminates the possibility that an antivirus program or another utility is causing the error message. It should also disable any third-party printing software such as Hewlett-Packard Port Monitor or Epson Spooler.

For information about how to clean-boot a Windows 98-based computer by using the System Configuration tool, view the "Narrowing the Focus" section in the following Microsoft Knowledge Base article:
Q192926 How to Perform Clean-Boot Troubleshooting for Windows 98


Don't know if this will help you much Ernie

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Death has come to our windows.

-- Jeremiah 9:21
(undoubtedly a Biblical reference to a Microsoft product!)

Thanks Yoda.
I will try it out later today. Going to my bed now as it will soon be time to get up.

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Ernie

Back again. Cannot keep away from it.
Winstart.bat greyed out, Congig,sys and autoexec,bat already deselected (not needed in 98) have de-selected system.ini and win.ini
Will let you know what happens

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Ernie

Don't deselect the system.ini file!! http://www.PCGuide.com/ubb/eek.gif

You need that for windows to operate!

You can just delete the win.ini file; windows will recreate it-but if you delete or damage your system.ini file you won't be able to boot! http://www.PCGuide.com/ubb/frown.gif

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iisbob

CPU= 5mhz
Memory= 16 K
Storage=10.2MB's
Video=Onboard S3 4K
Modem=14.4 baud
Sound=ISA Yamaha 8bit
Mouse=2 button MS
Monitor=ACER 12.5"
OS= { dual boot }DOS 2.1 & WIN 3.1

My ultimate gaming system :)

Ernie, IIsbob may be right on this but seems this is a M$ Support Article you may want to check it out here first.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;EN-US;q191949

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Death has come to our windows.

-- Jeremiah 9:21
(undoubtedly a Biblical reference to a Microsoft product!)

Thanks guys
When I De-selected "System.ini" the comp booted OK but with only basic settings desktop etc (just like safe mode but with cd drive working wtc)

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Ernie

Kinda figured that is what would happen I've been in the same situation and had to drop all with no problems but it is good to be on safe side http://www.PCGuide.com/ubb/biggrin.gif

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Death has come to our windows.

-- Jeremiah 9:21
(undoubtedly a Biblical reference to a Microsoft product!)