My SciTE Help is broken

[rbhkamal]

I had to reinstall AutoIt, AutoIt Beta and SciTe and now the Help is broken

I tried almost every thing to fix the problem

1- Reinstall everything with reboots between uninstalls and installs.

2- Reinstall everything after cleaning the registry using “Registry Mechanic” tool

With reboots between uninstalls and installs.

3- Uninstall everything --> delete AutoIt folder --> Cleaning the registry --> reboot --> install only AutoIt and SciTe. (Still not working) --> Install AutoIt Beta and SciTe update (still not working)

I get the error (Check the attachment) twice when pressing “ALT + F1” or “F1”:

Then I see the error reporting for Microsoft.

What should I do?

Thanks

RK

Edited July 23, 2006 by rbhkamal

[Jos]

Haven't seen this before:Looks like you have an issue with autoit3help.exe/psapi.dll

This is the old autoit3Help.exe which is an autoit3 script ... you could try that ...

Extract it to : c:\program files\autoit3 and c:\program files\autoit3\beta to see if that works...

[rbhkamal]

No it's not working,

I get the same old error (twice) , but with different color.

Edit: Gotta go, BRB

Edited July 23, 2006 by rbhkamal

[Jos]

No it's not working,

I get the same old error (twice) , but with different color.

Edit: Gotta go, BRB

If both Keyhh and AutoIt3help give the same problem you probably installed something else that is interfering.

Any software installed that contains psapi.dll and has it loaded ?

[rbhkamal]

If both Keyhh and AutoIt3help give the same problem you probably installed something else that is interfering.

Any software installed that contains psapi.dll and has it loaded ?

Ok, I searched my computer for "psapi.dll" and this is the list of files:

It looks like ".....\Acrobat 7.0\Setup Files\RdrBig705\ENU\Data1.cab" is causing the problem

I will try to rename everthing to "psapi-old.dll" and see what happens.

RK

Edit:

1- I was not able to rename the acrobat dll

Edited July 23, 2006 by rbhkamal

[rbhkamal]

I will try to rename everthing to "psapi-old.dll" and see what happens.

OMG Bad Idea, it looks like they are important.

Edit: I'm going down to reboot, bye

Edit: OK I'm back up and I couldn't rename any of them.

Edited July 23, 2006 by rbhkamal

[rbhkamal]

JdeB?

[GaryFrost]

Had the same problem at work on WinXP after patches, renamed the one in the AutoIt3 folder to psapidll.old and fixed my problem, used the one in the system folder.

Gary

[rbhkamal]

Had the same problem at work on WinXP after patches, renamed the one in the AutoIt3 folder to psapidll.old and fixed my problem, used the one in the system folder.

Gary

Finally! I can use the help again.

Thanks Gary and JdeB.

RK

[Jos]

JdeB?

Check out the Quoted time ...

Finally! I can use the help again.

Thanks Gary and JdeB.

RK

Good to know this solves it ....