were you ever able to view streaming media?
any idea of any changes when this problem started?
did you run chkdsk?
also try
How to use the scannow sfc tool in Windows XP
browsing those application hang 1001 1002 errors:
"Start > Run and type in: REGSVR32 URLMON.DLL , hit enter, click OK and reboot. Next,
go to IE/Tools/Internet Options/Programs/Reset Web Settings and click apply"
have found that some 3rd party toolbars added to Office or Internet Explorer can cause the problem. I had the same error come up and started removing software from control panel. I then started looking on the C: drive and found a directory called "c:\searchassistance" and ran the uninstall.htm. This brought up an html page with an uninstall button. I clicked uninstall. I then closed internet explorer and opened it again and everything was working great. So if you ever have problems with any application, first seek out any third party toolbars and remove them first before going through the headache of trying other things.
I received this error when I was running a 16-bit application. To resolve this, I let Windows control the pagefile size instead of manual pagefile size.
Looks like I found my solution in a bad RAM module. I have been up for 8 days with no iexplore faults or application hangs after taking one of my RAM chips out. I replaced the RAM chip and everything is fine now.