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Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-02-2007 at 10:01 PM

ok, so when i try to open mess, it won't. i get it encountered error. this what i get:

AppName: msnmsgr.exe AppVer: 8.1.178.0 ModName: gdiplus.dll ModVer: 5.1.3102.2180 Offset: 00047cd7
So, im thinking heres what i did before i got the errors:


Installed Adobe Reader 7.0
Installed/Updated Adobe Flash Player
Updated Java
Accessed Windows Live Hotmail

( i believe hotmail could be the problem. when i open an email, suddenly, wlm encounters a problem , even when it isn't opened. )
Finally, the file 'gdiplus.dll' with the exact case letters were located in Adobe Bridge Folder, Could this be the problem?


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by MattyRid on 06-02-2007 at 11:47 PM

I suggest following CookieRevised's instructions here on conducting a clean install of messenger and see if it helps.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-03-2007 at 01:26 AM

I cannot run MSG Plus! Live Uninstallation, because it too now encounters the exact same error as Windows Live Messenger. it says the ModName: gdiplus.dll is the problem. Also, I tried using the repair Windows Live Messenger method from Add/Remove Programs. This file is causing alot of messenger related problems. Anybody know what to do?

edit: So far i've uninstalled Windows Live Messenger, didn't give a problem. However, Plus Live! is still affected by the gdiplus.dll file.


SUCCESS!

Problem: Apparently, A file that is located in the 'MSN Messenger' folder that loads like a library when booting Windows Live Messenger has problems with a file called gdiplus.dll. So , you guys may have to fix msgplus on that one. My messenger now works fine, however, I cannot install plus because of an error with gdiplus.dll.

Solution: Simply, delete Messenger Plus! Live folder in program files, as well as, the loader located in MSN Messenger folder. Reason for deleting the folder, is because when trying to use the uninstaller, or booting anything that is msgPlus process related, it has a conflict with gdiplus.dll. Well, hope that helps anyone who is having the same problem as me.

RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by MattyRid on 06-03-2007 at 08:32 AM

gdiplus.dll has nothing to do with either Windows Live Messenger nor Messenger Plus!

That file is not located in any of the 2 folders meaning that you either have downloaded a bad version of Messenger or Messenger Plus! Live. Remember to always get files from official sites.

I suggest strongly conducting a clean install using the instructions posted above and checking again.

Also Messenger Plus! Live never has and I doubt ever will use and exe file to implement it's features into Windows Live Messenger. It now uses dll files to do that. This makes it one of a few things now:

1) your not using windows live messenger
2) your not using Messenger Plus! Live and using some other addon that has a similar name
3) you got Messenger Plus! Live from a site that is not an official site


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-03-2007 at 05:29 PM

Actually, im afraid your wrong. I've had Messenger Plus! Live for months now and nothing has went wrong ever since I've updated my computer that recent night. So it has to be gdiplus.dll, since I didn't update Messenger Plus! Live/Downloaded it from any other fraud site. I've downloaded from this site months ago, and it was working all well, until the last update. Therefore, it has to be a problem when i've updated my computer , which is the gdiplus.dll file.

Also, I tried to redo a clean re-installation of Messenger Plus! Live, and it didn't work. So it is the Messenger Plus Extension that is integrating its problems into Windows Live Messenger. As soon as, I tried running the Windows Live Messenger Uninstall it worked, however, for Plus! it did not, as stated before, because it encounters errors. I've deleted Messenger Plus! folder, Windows Live Messenger worked perfectly fine again. So it has to be the Plus Extension. Also, i've never had this problem before, and didn't say that there was an exe.

Im pretty sure my copy of Windows Live Messenger is genuine since not only i've had it for months, but I just re-installed it yesterday.


It should be noted that gdiplus.dll isn't in any of those folders. I never said it was.

AppName: msgpluslive-422.exe     AppVer: 4.22.0.274     ModName: gdiplus.dll
ModVer: 5.1.3102.2180     Offset: 00047cd7


Thats the error code from me trying to re-install the latest Messenger Plus! Live extension from this site.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-18-2007 at 12:33 AM

Well, I still cannot install PLUS!, it keeps encoutnering errors.. BOO! :(


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by MeEtc on 06-18-2007 at 12:52 AM

I have 4 copies of gdiplus.dll on my computer:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Works\
C:\Windows\system32
C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Dreamweaver 8\
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE 11\

gdiplus is not a part of MP!L (But it may use the file, i suppose)

try doing this: Start > Run > regsvr32 gdiplus.dll


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-20-2007 at 08:22 PM

Ok , I did this but got an error that said:

" gdiplus.dll was loaded, but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found. This file cannot be registered. "

Wasn't an error but thats what it said.

Also, one more thing, keep in mind I didn't say gdiplus.dll came with msgplus live, I said it is causing Messenger Plus! to crash or not function correctly.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ShawnZ on 06-22-2007 at 04:56 AM

messenger plus does interfere with GDI, actually. but it shouldn't matter -- plus creates a proxy dll named "msimg32.dll", which is supposed to exist in the system32 folder. by mapping all the exports of the proxy dll to the exports of the real dll, it allows plus to seamlessly load code into messenger without anyone knowing any better. HOWEVER, "gdiplus.dll" is in the system search path and EVERY app will ALWAYS look in c:\windows\system32 FIRST, before attempting to look anywhere else. so, it couldn't have been a plus problem.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-22-2007 at 06:49 PM

What do I do now?


Then, explain how Windows Live Messenger works on its own, after the uninstallation of MSG Plus! Live. It use to work good with it, now everytime I try to re-install MSG PLus! Live, the modname: gdiplus.dll is causing it to encounter errors before it even boots up.
RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by matty on 06-22-2007 at 07:23 PM

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/info.aspx?....gdiplus_dnld.exe

http://tinyurl.com/9boh2


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-22-2007 at 07:43 PM

Still getting the same error with gdiplus.dll


I've also tried installing 4.01.240 , the latest which is 4.23 and the one before that 4.22. All of them give me errors. The only successful one was Messenger Plus! 3.
The patchou folder is located in the registry. Would it harm my system, since MSG Plus live! isn't installed but I deleted the registry keys  of Messenger Plus! Live?
RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-27-2007 at 10:31 PM

So basically, you guys Messenger Plus! Live has a problem with gdiplus and can't be fixed..

Can I remove plus!s' registry keys if plus is not installed? Cause I had to delete the program folder in order to even remove it from my programs, but plus!'s registry keys are still in the registry.


I have the answer by oscargilfc on 06-29-2007 at 07:39 PM

I had the same problem
I couldn't open any messenger plus live aplication, the setup and unistaller.
GDIPLUS.DLL that was the same file my pc said was wrong, but, the problem was, I already had this file, with the normal size and location, so, I found the answer. Windows was thinking file was right because it see only the name and size, but physicaly my hard disk clusters was wrong.

Execute CHKDSK.
Just execute CMD, next type CHKDSK /F /R, then restart, and when pc boot will check and repair hard disk drive, that worked for my, I hope be the answer.

Yes, I should practice english.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 06-30-2007 at 02:39 AM

Unfortunately, it didn't work :(..What is the problem with this thing :@

oh yeah, I did a search on all gdi files it was weird. I had version .1360 in system 32 however..when the search came up it displayed it was version .2180..which is odd..since I tried to copy and when I pasted it came up as version 1360..

Oh I found a gdiplus in WinSxS..its version was also .2180, and the version that is causing problems is .2180 so idk


o o man this is like ridiculous..
RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 07-04-2007 at 10:55 PM

ok heres what it looks like.
[Image: msgplusprobwocic9.png]

MY OS: Windows XP SP2
My Windows Live Messenger Version: 8.0.0812.00
hmm


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 07-08-2007 at 02:01 AM

Was probably adobe I still don't know what is cuasing this to mess up


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by MeEtc on 07-08-2007 at 03:56 AM

why don't you try getting the latest versions of both WLM and plus!

http://get.live.com/messenger/overview/
http://www.msgpluslive.net/download/


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 07-08-2007 at 04:27 AM

I did that before also, it was still a failure.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by matty on 07-31-2007 at 07:23 PM

Ok first off I know you are upset but triple posting is against the forum rules.

Try this, make sure you have your original Windows CD readily available.

Click Start > Run > type sfc /scannow and press enter or click ok.
It will restore the original copies of the Windows files back to the installation directory. This is not recommended if you originally had SP1 and upgraded to SP2.

Also you can try a system restore to a previous time when this was working.


RE: Windows Live Messenger Error Encounter by ndysm on 08-08-2007 at 01:43 AM

wait, does this mean I have to re-update my windows when I do this? o.o