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From: KenP on 12 Apr 2010 09:29 Can you provide a link to the SQLServer program to install? I'm having same problem w/SQLDumper and reinstaller SQL Server 5 fm Microsoft web site and nothing changed. Mine started when I removed Contact Manager and while I did not pay any attention to it, the uninstall included SQLDumper as an option and I took the default option instead of unchecking SQLDumper. After uninstallint Contact Manager and rebooting the SQLDumper message came up. Doesn't appear to be causing any problem, more of a nuisance I'd like to get to go away. "Rey Santos" wrote: > SQLDumper is used to collect stack information and debug information in case > SQL Server crashes. The dump that is created out of this is normally send to > Microsoft and is used by the development team to debug problems (not that you > can elect not to send this information to Microsoft). > > The error above means that likely your SQL Server installation is corrupt, > so I would suggest that you reinstall SQLServer. > > Using Control Panel, select [Add or Remove Programs], then select the > [Microsoft SQL Server] program and click on the remove button. > > -- > Rey > > > "LEB" wrote: > > > Issue: "SQLDUMPER library failed initialization. You installation is either > > corrupt or has been tampered with. Please uninstall then re-run setup to > > correct this problem" > > > > Suggestion performed twice: "command/Enter/"sfc /scannow" (including space > > after sfc). It may ask for you to insert your Windows cd in a drive. " > > > > I choose "skip" when it prompts me for the Windows XP Professional 2002 CD, > > because I don't have it; however, the system continues with the scan, ending > > with an error message indicating that it needs the CD so I'm unable to get > > rid of the error. Is there an alternative suggestion in removing the > > SQLDUMPER error message without having to use the CD or do i have to go out > > and purchase another CD? Please help? > > Thank you |