In microsoft.public.money, Ron Mineo wrote:

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I assume that you have tried salv.exe (same as
File-> RepairMoneyFile-> StandardFileRepair).

You might check that msisam10.dll is dated 06/18/03 11:00 AM
and is 315,455 bytes long.

You might try uninstalling Money 2004 and reinstalling into a
different folder, such as "C:\Program Files\Money2004".

You might also consider installing Money 2005. you can use the
downloadable free trial. You can tell it not to uninstall your
existing copy of Money. Copy your Money file to Ron05.mny and let
Money 2005 convert that. You can then run both versions of Money,
one at a time. If you have no Passport on your file, nothing special
comes to mind. If you have a Passport, do not have the same Passport
on both files. Run both versions for a while.

Money 2005 does not have a file named msisam10.dll.

Upon closing an ms money file, I get an error message "Money has encountered
a problem and needs to close...mod. msisam10 dll." Sometimes this error
message appears unpredictably in the middle of working with the program and
the program crashes. When this occurs, I cannot reopen the *.mny file.
I can restore money from a backup file (.mbf), modify the file, add or
delete transactions, download, etc...and backup again, but upon closing the
restored file, the .mny file crashes with the above error message and cannot
be restarted.
msisam10.dll is found in programs/money/systems file.
Solutions that have been successively tried and have failed are: deleting
all bills/deposits; starting sample money file then restoring from backup
file; multiple file fixes; removing and re-installing the money program;
exporting, then reimporting accounts into Sample.mny file.
Nothing works to solve this problem. MS technical support has spent long
hours trying to help (and I'm grateful), but I've run through all of their
suggestions (including the export-reimport option above which causes loss of
data) and none of the solutions listed above resolve the problem. I'm
threatened with loosing 4 years financial data (which is what will happen if
I switch to Quicken...the only remaining solution that occurs to me.
I've been a loyal and happy MS customer for years.
Please help!