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Well I think I got it. I apparently had nVidia Desktop Manager on my computer. On jDennis’ site, he mentiones that older versions of DeadAIM had a problem with nVidia. So although I had a newer version and the problem should have been fixed, I disabled nVidia and the problem went away.
Well I have no problem removing it, but my concern is whether or not if I need this program or a program like it. If I don’t need it, I can delete it, but if I need it, I need to know of another program that is like it.
Well I tried the method someguy03 mentioned and the same problem exists. I have come to the conclusion that I only wanna beat this problem just so the little turd doesn’t win. I don’t get what is going on here.
If I uninstall DeadAIM and the installation files are just sitting in some folder I don’t have a problem with AIM at all. Thats why it has to be DeadAIM.
I have XP. My issue is that something is wrong wit DeadAIM somehow. When I go to minimize it I get this error message of somesort. Its annoying but not terrible. I can uninstall and install in any combo possible and nothing gets rid of it.
It appears that the most recent discovery I have made is that I can’t minimize AIM at all when DeadAIM is installed. I’ll minimize then immediately get a message saying that some sort of .dll file is missing or the RDBlock can’t be located in the oscres.dll file or something along those lines. I am so lost and now I can’t even install DeadAIM.
The problem appears to be with the oscarui.dll file. It says the error is in the aim.exe application, but the ModName is oscarui.dll. Is there something wrong or corrupted with that file or something? Is there somewhere I can go to replace it or fix it? Because using the repair feature doesn’t fix it.
See, I wasn’t getting this error message with AIM before I got DeadAIM yesterday. I had gotten the new version of AIM a few days ago, and to my knowledge, I wasn’t having a problem. Now, all of a sudden its happening cause of DeadAIM.
