Thunk32

[Scarecrow28]

While downloading Nortons antivirus disc, I get the small window ' (Thunk32 not found. ) Am using Win 98. I do get the program to download, but is this something I should be concerned about.

[Greg]

Look at this, http://msdn.microsoft.com/archive/default.asp?url=/archive/en-us/dnargame/html/msdn_mlatency.asp
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/win9x/tc_4ulo.asp


Best I can say is it should be there. It seems to have to do with audio timing.

[Scarecrow28]

you for the quick reply. I don't think I'm comp. knowledgeable enough to try repair myself, but do have a friend I can ask for help. At least now I understand what it is, and how to fix it. Again thank you.

[Scarecrow28]

I followed the directions you posted, and fixed the Thunk32 problem. Again thank you Noppid.

[Greg]

Originally posted by Scarecrow28
I followed the directions you posted, and fixed the Thunk32 problem. Again thank you Noppid.

Man Good for you, because I'm totally clueless still! What exactly did you do?

[Scarecrow28]

I'm using win.98, went to accessories, system tools, inbox repair and searched till I found Thunk 32 & Thunk 16. When I opened them both were reading damaged. I hit the inbox repair and luckily they were both repairable. It is a file that has to do with audio, and I think it is the little ping sounds that happen when something pops up on monitor. After repairing( and I never noticed they were gone) their back. Thanks.

[Anaconda]

Thunk32 and Thunk16 are part of a feature that Microsoft made available in win95/98/Me, to allow Windows to execute 16bit code form within it's 32bit environment. It is used by some older drivers and applications, including some audio and video drivers.

[Shan]

and they said win98 support was gonna be gone..ppffhhtt :c)