HELP ME PLEASE!

Okay, try this.

Press Start > Run
Type in:
services.msc
Scroll down the list to "Print spooler"
Right click it > Stop
Now close the window and reboot.
Still get the same error message?

same damned messages, the nvcpl.dll one and the spoolsv.exe one, idk what the hell is wrong with this thing!

Moving this to software.
Let me see if I can find anything else.

alrighty

idk, but could there be something wrong with the nvcpl.dll thingy? it keeps giving me that message as well at start up, could that be the main cause of it? idk just saying.

We may need to update your nvidia drivers.
See here:
http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Choose the automatic update. (option 2)

alright heres thew deal: i did not get the nvcpl.dll message this time when i rebooted, but the damn spoolsv.exe shit is still there. i cannot think of anything else =s is there any way to just get rid of the damn spooler? i dont even have a printer lol.

Well we fixed one error, now lets see if we can find the cause of the other error.

i had asked b4, could we somehow just uninstall the whole spooler thing? i do not even have a printer hooked up to this computer.

I'm looking into that.
I don't want to cause any damage in doing so.

by the way, thank you for solving the other problem.

Go to Start > Control Panel > Printer and Faxes.
Delete the default printer, if you have more than the default printer as a printer and it asks you if you would like to make another printer as the new default, say no.

Did you do the services.msc thing to stop the spool service?

what i did: went back into the services.msc and went into print spooler properties, and pressed disable instead of just stop, no printers in the printer/faxes part.

Restarting computer now to test it.

still did not fix it, what the hell.... spooler is disabled, there r no printers installed or hooked into the computer....could it be something with a printer somewhere on my network? i don't have access to any of them but idk could that be messin with it? i don't have any other ideas.

Me neither.
We'll see if my colleagues have any ideas when he gets online.

Ok well thank you very much for your help thus far, at least we got rid of 1 problem.

Last edited by jimybob3 on 26th January 2009, 10:12 pm; edited 1 time in total

just 1 more question.... should there be 13 svchost.exe's running at once? taking up like 60% of my cpu

Hello.

Download this.

Paste it in C:\WINDOWS\system32\

I'm not sure about svchost, as it is said that it could be malware at times. See what Belahzur says.