apdproxy.exe application error

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no longer
supported by Microsoft. When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the error
message. Can anyone help?

Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?
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Thanks for the help.

SAM

On Fri, 30 May 2008 13:21:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no longer
supported by Microsoft.


Hold down the Windows key and press Pause | Break. On the resulting
screen, the service pack level of your operating system is reported.
It should be SP3, which came out a couple of weeks ago, but if you
don't have that, you should at least have SP2, which came out in
August 2004.

If you have SP2 or SP3, you already have, and don't need, SP1a.


When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the error
message. Can anyone help?


First tell us what SP level you are at.


Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?


Is it Elements that's giving you the error message?

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I have SP 3 but I still get the error message whenever I start up the PC. It
requires I terminate the apdproxy.exe application each time. I know I
shouldn't "need" it, I just want to know how to stop the error message.
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Thanks for the help.

SAM


"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Fri, 30 May 2008 13:21:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no longer
supported by Microsoft.


Hold down the Windows key and press Pause | Break. On the resulting
screen, the service pack level of your operating system is reported.
It should be SP3, which came out a couple of weeks ago, but if you
don't have that, you should at least have SP2, which came out in
August 2004.

If you have SP2 or SP3, you already have, and don't need, SP1a.


When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the error
message. Can anyone help?


First tell us what SP level you are at.


Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?


Is it Elements that's giving you the error message?

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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On Fri, 30 May 2008 20:25:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

I have SP 3 but I still get the error message whenever I start up the PC. It
requires I terminate the apdproxy.exe application each time. I know I
shouldn't "need" it, I just want to know how to stop the error message.


It's apparently some application that's putting up the message. The
first thing you need to do is identify what application it is.

My guess is that it's a very poorly-written application that doesn't
recognize SP as being later than, and including, SP1.


"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Fri, 30 May 2008 13:21:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no longer
supported by Microsoft.


Hold down the Windows key and press Pause | Break. On the resulting
screen, the service pack level of your operating system is reported.
It should be SP3, which came out a couple of weeks ago, but if you
don't have that, you should at least have SP2, which came out in
August 2004.

If you have SP2 or SP3, you already have, and don't need, SP1a.


When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the error
message. Can anyone help?


First tell us what SP level you are at.


Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?


Is it Elements that's giving you the error message?

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
Please Reply to the Newsgroup


--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 30 May 2008 20:25:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

I have SP 3 but I still get the error message whenever I start up the PC.
It
requires I terminate the apdproxy.exe application each time. I know I
shouldn't "need" it, I just want to know how to stop the error message.


It's apparently some application that's putting up the message. The
first thing you need to do is identify what application it is.

My guess is that it's a very poorly-written application that doesn't
recognize SP as being later than, and including, SP1.


"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Fri, 30 May 2008 13:21:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need
SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no
longer
supported by Microsoft.


Hold down the Windows key and press Pause | Break. On the resulting
screen, the service pack level of your operating system is reported.
It should be SP3, which came out a couple of weeks ago, but if you
don't have that, you should at least have SP2, which came out in
August 2004.

If you have SP2 or SP3, you already have, and don't need, SP1a.


When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the
error
message. Can anyone help?


First tell us what SP level you are at.


Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?


Is it Elements that's giving you the error message?

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
Please Reply to the Newsgroup


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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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I have adproxy.exe (Adobe Photo Downloader) running with SP3 on two
different computers without any problems.

Suggest you uninstall Photo Elements then reinstall the program and see if
that solves your problem.

Rex

On Sun, 01 Jun 2008 01:04:32 GMT, "Rex" wrote:



"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 30 May 2008 20:25:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

I have SP 3 but I still get the error message whenever I start up the PC.
It
requires I terminate the apdproxy.exe application each time. I know I
shouldn't "need" it, I just want to know how to stop the error message.


It's apparently some application that's putting up the message. The
first thing you need to do is identify what application it is.

My guess is that it's a very poorly-written application that doesn't
recognize SP as being later than, and including, SP1.


"Ken Blake, MVP" wrote:

On Fri, 30 May 2008 13:21:00 -0700, SAM
wrote:

On startup I receive error message 0xc0150002 which states I need
SP1A
reinstalled on my PC. When I try to find SP1a, I find that it is no
longer
supported by Microsoft.


Hold down the Windows key and press Pause | Break. On the resulting
screen, the service pack level of your operating system is reported.
It should be SP3, which came out a couple of weeks ago, but if you
don't have that, you should at least have SP2, which came out in
August 2004.

If you have SP2 or SP3, you already have, and don't need, SP1a.


When I check for updates (using Microsoft), I am
told that my system is current. I do not know now to correct the
error
message. Can anyone help?


First tell us what SP level you are at.


Should I just reinstall Photoshop Elements?


Is it Elements that's giving you the error message?

--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
Please Reply to the Newsgroup


--
Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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I have adproxy.exe (Adobe Photo Downloader) running with SP3 on two
different computers without any problems.

Suggest you uninstall Photo Elements then reinstall the program and see if
that solves your problem.


Me? I'm not the one with the problem. I responded to the OP.

Please be careful to reply to the correct message, not any old one in
the thread.

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Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP - Windows Desktop Experience
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