Thanks Cal for the reply.

The KB article showed the exact error message I received so I get it a try.
One clarification that should point out was that I could not register the 3
add'l DLL's noted in the KB article:

Msxml3a.dll
Msxml3r.dll
Msxmlr.dll

I guess am at a point where I need to try to reinstall. I even tried systems
restore to a previous good known point but no luck.

Thanks

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, kimck99 wrote:

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Hmmm. As I read it, that KB article just tells you to do a single
regsvr32 command. Is that the way you read it? That seems too simple
relative to the list of things suggested for XP users.


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You might reinstall Money Plus. If that doesn't do it, I would
contact Microsoft Money support.

Hi,

I recently had BSOD due to RAM issues. I used to have 4 GB of RAM and now I
am running 2 GB - (2)x1GB sticks. I had Money running when is BSOD'ed.

Since I reduced the RAM to 2GB and after BSOD, now when I try to start
Money, I get the following error message:

"Error - Shutting Down
Money has experienced a problem and cannot continue.
If you are running low on memory, try closing some programs and running
Money again."

When opening Money, the task manager shows that I am using ~50% of the
physical memory.

I found KB 305254 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/305254) and tried that
but with no luck.

I am running Vista Ultimate SP1. Any help will be greatly appreciated.