Hello
karhn
drwin.exe is not likely a problem.
Instead, it is the Windows reporting tool also known as Dr. Watson which MS uses to have errors reported in Event Viewer to be sent back to Microsoft for possible solution. If sent, you may or may not find a solution via Microsoft.
I've never had any positive response from them.
Instead, your problem probably is related to:
CiceroUIWndFrame
From my own Google search "Cicero" seems to be related to an academic game or presentation materials that uses "character recognition" in the user interaction. Or it is installed as a component of MS Office Speech and Character Recognition
Cicero is the name associated with the application. UI refers to User Interface, Wnd Frame probably refers to Windows Framework. <– Those are all "not very well educated guesses. Sorry.
(Unlikely) Do you have a third-party application called Cicero or CiceroUserInterface in your installed Software list?
Control Panel - Add/Remove (then scroll down the list)
If you do have such an application, uninstalling it may remedy the problem.
If you know what the applicaiton named "Cicero___-" is, and you want to keep it or need to use it, then You may want to uninstall and then reinstall a fresh copy of it.
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If you do not have such a third-party standalone application installed, it is possible that CiceroUIWndFrame is part of Microsoft office.
The following is the "seemingly most well informed and sensible" posted solution that I came across in my google search.
http://help.lockergnome.com/windows2/Cicer…pict488755.html
If you decide to follow that advice about "Changing" the features of Microsoft Office, you can do so in…
Control Panel - Add/Remove (be sure to select "
Change or Remove Programs" then scroll down to select MS OFFice - Change.
If you find that you need those features you can reinstall them, but may need the MS Office installation CDs to do so.
Have you updated Microsoft Office (your version) using MS Updates, here:
http://update.microsoft.com/microsoftupdat…t.aspx?ln=en-US
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What version of Windows do you run? XP (pro or home) Vista (what version)
What version of MS Office do you have installed?
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If the above is not useful in getting the problem solved or closer to being solved, then you will need to follow Ztruker's advice to turn off auto-restart and then post "the entire" Error code message, so that we will have all the information to help you track this problem down.
Best Regards
