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>can I replace the ntdll.dll file?

@LivingThis, very often the ntdll.dll file faults are being caused by outdated graphic drivers [in the multiple times I have seen the error, it turned out to be the graphics driver], have a look to see if it needs updating.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/14/2016 04:58PM by Bdgold.

RiggsFolly Wrote:
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> [quote/The ntdll.dll file is a file created by
> Microsoft that has a description of "NT Layer DLL"
> and is the file that contains NT kernel
> functions.[/quote]
>
> So be very careful messing with that.
>
> php5ts is the PHP compiler compiled as a dll in
> thread safe mode and is used by WAMPServer as
> Windows is a threaded OS
>
> php5 is the PHP compiler compiled as a dll in non
> thread safe mode and not used by WAMPServer. It
> would be used if you wanted to run PHP as in CGI
> or FASTCGI mode, but we dont
>
> ==================================================
> =============
>
>
> Maybe we should START think about this logically
>
> If you install WAMPServer on a normal physical
> disc lets say C: does WAMPServer work without all
> these problems or not?
>
> If it does (and it does for 1000's of other people
> all over the world) then all these issues are
> related to :-
>
> 1. Installing on a thumb drive
> 2. Your specific thumb drive
> 3. Things you are doing you dont feel are relevant
> to tell us that may be causing issues
> 4. Your specific PC
> 5. Your specific windows installation i.e.
> something is hinky that is being exposed by using
> :-
> -- a) WampServer
> -- b) SYMLINKS for the first time
> -- c) Any number of other possibilities.
>
>
> Would you start the analysis for us by
> uninstalling WAMPServer (properly using Windows
> Uninstall) and then removing the thumb drive.
>
> Then install WAMPServer onto your C: or D: drive
>
> Then do some simple tests to see if it runs
> correctly, or has the same issues.
>
> Once we know the result of this first test we can
> proceed, with the assumption that there are no
> obvious issues with your PC or your Windows
> Installation.


Hi there. I followed your recommendations. I used the uninstall tool from WAMP to uninstall.

I did a reinstall on a new volume, which is Volume A and now on the hard disk; not anymore on USB .

I also installed the update from here: [wampserver.aviatechno.net] and running the vc check gives all packages are installed.

The icon is now green. I can see the phpinfo() page.

I'm still afraid to have problems after a couple of days or weeks.

What tests did you want to do to find out what caused the problem?

Well now its working, I think we can assume there was something about your USB disk that was somehow incompatible with Apache or MYSQL

WAMPServer works as intended when installed where it was intended to install.

Best leave it where it is.

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