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   mbarber21  
   
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     Topic: kernel32.dll errorPosted: 02 Dec 2010 at 9:11pm  | 
 
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   when opening sequencer get error.  kernel32.dll mod 5.1.2600.5781 offset 00012afb any clues as how to fix. have clean, defrag, uninstall. no luck.
    
   
   
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   Slinkard  
   
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     Posted: 07 Dec 2010 at 2:15pm | 
 
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   What os/Hardware/firmware/ paramaters are you currently running? 
    
   
   
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   searayovernighter  
   
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     Posted: 02 Dec 2011 at 7:33am | 
 
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   I'm having the same issue.  I was programming a sequence last night when I got an error.  I tried to restart Aurora and it would not restart...errors out. 
   
   
  I've tried system restore, re-install, nothing! It keeps coming back to that error. I'm running XP on this laptop. Does anyone have any suggestions?  | 
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   LightsOnLogan  
   
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     Posted: 02 Dec 2011 at 11:01am | 
 
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   This specific message is usually related to DirectX graphics and is related to Windows itself.  Aurora does not directly use DirectX hardware graphics acceleration, but Windows may be accelerating some GDI elements, mouse cursors, etc.  Some questions: 
   
   
  1) How current are your Windows updates? 2) Have you rebooted? 3) Have you recently installed anything that may have altered your DirectX settings or version? Also, you can try playing with the Windows hw acceleration settings under the control panel Display Settings/Advanced/Troubleshooting/Acceleration to determine if this is DX related or not. Michael  | 
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