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Program: C: Windows SysWOW64 RunDll.exe R6016 -not enough space for thread data I have no idea why, or how to get rid of it. My Laptop is on 24/7 as I use task manager to fire some Excel downloads overnight. If I go away for any amount of time I come back and 3 or 4 of these messages are on my desktop. Previously all icon's would also be missing and I would have just a blank screen in the morning.

I now call windows explorer from a scheduled task each morning which triggers the icons to return - not a massive issue but obviously not ideal. Anyway, if anyone has any idea's of what is causing the Runtime error and how I can fix it, I will be eternally greatful •. IMPORTANT NOTE: Using more than one anti-virus program is not advisable. The primary concern with doing so is due to Windows resource management and significant conflicts that can arise especially when they are running in real-time protection mode simultaneously. Even if one of them is disabled for use as a stand-alone on demand scanner, it can affect the other and cause conflicts.

Anti-virus software components insert themselves deep into the operating systems core where they install kernel mode drivers that load at boot-up regardless of whether real-time protection is enabled or not. Thus, using multiple anti-virus solutions can result in kernel mode conflicts causing system instability, catastrophic crashes, slow performance and waste vital system resources. When actively running in the background while connected to the Internet, each anti-virus may try to update their definition databases at the same time.

As the programs compete for resources required to download the necessary files this often can result in sluggish system performance or unresponsive behavior.

MS Windows XP Pro v 2002 (SP2) Desktop: Seanix Technologies Inc.rundll32.exe AMD Athlon 64 processor 220Ghz RAM 200G Recently I accepted a download and installation of ADOBE Reader 8.1.2 (free edition) It looks good, it opens.pdf files both on my hard drive, and on the web. However, every attempt to print, using either printer (HP4 laserjet & HP Photosmart C7280 All-in-one) seems to start spooling - then a window popped up which said Print To File and had a window to input the name of the file. I did finally attempt to name it, in hope that it would printto a file I could retriev - but that didn't seem to work either. This occured on every pdf file I attempted to print for several days.

I search the ADOBE site and this forum and saw nothing quite like this problem, so I uninstalled and got a fresh install. Matematika 7 sinip test tapsirmalari zhauaptarimen results. Spybot and Zone Alarm are giving me warnings I do not understand: SPYBOT: rundll32.exe advpack.dll,LaunchINFSSectionC: WINDOWS inf GETPLUSo.INF.DefaultUninstall The 'Value added' entry is: ' getPlusUninstall_ocx' Meanwhile ( well actually a little later) Zone Alarm warns me that ADOBE Updater is trying to access the internet. - this makes perfect sense, and I am inclined to 'Allow' but is this the same thing as the above line from Spybot? Other strange things are happening, mostly when using IE. Pages often freeze or take a very long time to respond to mouse clicks. However the new install is now printing just fine - both from IE and from downloaded.pdf on the hard drive.

So one problem solved! Will do a Hi-Jack log if things keep acting strange; thanks for listening! CanJan Thanks for any suggestions.