Microsoft Windows message: SOUNDMAN.EXE - Entry Point Not Found

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Error Message Procedure Entry Point Not Found in Msvcrt dll File

what PC (HP, model and number)
what OS>? XP? we can never guess the OS you run.!

what version of loadrunner, there are so many (from v1 to V15 ??????)
and not all run on
windows 95 to W10.
sorry, impossible that.

the work around, is use the correct software.
for your unstated PC./OS

If XP and is infected, like all are,
then there is no work around, the fix there is to reinstall
the OS, clean. (AND LR and the APP under test)
or (long ago cured by OS upgrades) this...

Google DLL H3LL, that too is a big problem before VISTA.

this is a driver problem. there is an addition part to the error message. the last part tells you the DLL that needs to be reinstalled. take the name of that dll and do a search to find what item it drives and then reinstall that hardware

tvagente.exe is used to use computer as a TV. If you do not use it, you may want disable it. It uses excessive system and memory resources If you are not using the TV application, you should remove it to improve your overall system's performance. anyway try in run-msconfig-startup the entry for tvagent.exe and disable

Try a reinstall of the software sounds like that wlanapi.dll isn't being "Registered" If installing on Vista or Win 7 use Admin mode and try Compatabilty Mode for XP SP2.

Hey,
I have the same problem as you and im in the process of fixing it
I researched it and found this...
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135 (Note this is for Vista only)
Use the instructions on how to clean boot your Windows and it should work...

did you update from sp2 to sp3 remove sp3 for one reason
fixed it by going to Windows Defender, Tools - Software Explorer and
disabled AirGCFG.exe from automatically starting at boot.** Now I don't get the error message and
the Dlink NIC card works just fine.
AirGCFG is a NIC monitoring function and the NIC will work without it.
Dlink was advised and reported back that SP3 was still Beta and they may work on the problem after
MS releases the final SP3.
I informed them that they did not know what was what and I would not hold my breath until they fix
the problem.
Found out the problem was due to a new version of the wlanapi.dll file introduced with SP3 that
conflicts with the Dlink monitoring file.

** Note: AirGCFG did not show up in the "msconfig" startup listing. But does show in Windows
Defender, with an explanation of what it does.

to produce entry point _except_handler4_common could not be located in the dynamic link library msvcrt.dill

mimboot.exe is the startup application for Musicmatch Jukebox. It does not need to start with Windows. It looks like you may have deleted or unsuccessfully uninstalled Musicmatch Jukebox. Reinstalling the application should resolve the issue. If you don't want the program after the re-install simply uninstall it again in add/remove programs.

Please note: this can also be a trojan horse. If you haven't already I would suggest running a good anti-virus and anti-spyware program.

Hope this helps

Im assuming you have BT Broadband? If you delete BT Helper or something along those lines from Start -> All Programs -> Startup that should fix your problem.