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MonitorMagic
Note: In exceptional cases, you can delete the MonitorMagic service by deleting the
MonitorMagic registry key from the registry at location
[COMPUTER]\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services. Before you do
this, close all other applications and start the registry editor. At the selected registry key, select
menu option Edit, Delete. Confirm any questions asked and reboot the computer. To complete
the MonitorMagic service deletion operation, delete the service files and registry entries.
The following sections describe other procedures you can use to check the MonitorMagic service:
Checking the service status (Windows NT 4.0)
Checking the service status (Windows 2000)
Checking the application log (Windows NT 4.0)
Checking the service files (Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000)
See also:
Installing the MonitorMagic service
Checking the service files (Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000)
When the MonitorMagic service is not running, cannot be started, or might not have been
installed properly, you can check the MonitorMagic service files. The service files are located in
the MonitorMagic service directory, specified during the service setup. If you do not know the
MonitorMagic service directory, you can check registry setting
[COMPUTER]\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\MonitorMagic\Im
agePath. For more information, see Checking the service registry configuration (Windows NT 4.0,
Windows 2000).
In the MonitorMagic service directory, a number of files must be present.
Table: MonitorMagic service files:
Filename Description Average size (not exact)
NM.EXE MonitorMagic service executable 1 MB
NMMSG.DLL MonitorMagic service DLL 50 KB
JVRLOG.DLL MonitorMagic service DLL 75 KB
SSPALERT.DLL MonitorMagic service DLL
175 KB
SSPLCI.DLL MonitorMagic service DLL 100 KB
If one of these files is missing, the service cannot run. To continue you should reinstall the
MonitorMagic service. See Installing the MonitorMagic service for more information. Note, the
directory can contain many files which are not listed in the table above.
The following sections describe other procedures you can use to check the MonitorMagic service:
Checking the service status (Windows NT 4.0)
Checking the service status (Windows 2000)
Checking the application log (Windows NT 4.0)
Checking the service registry configuration (Windows NT 4.0, Windows 2000)
See also:
Installing the MonitorMagic service
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