I have here another computer that is an Inspiron mini and it runs with XP Home Edition. This Error pops up ALL the time that says "bcmwlty.exe - Unable to Locate Component" "This application has failed to start because Normaliz.dll was not found…" I can click OK and it pops up immediately again. If I am quick I can gradually get me password typed in and then I am logged on. But never will the start button appear nor any of me icons.
Awhile ago I found a post somewhere that told how to get to the place to stop processes by clicking Ctrl + Alt + Delete. I tried to stop the process but it would immedeately restart. I did it many times and then restarted the computer. All to no avail. What shall I do now?
Can anyone help me?
Thanks Jimbo1,
I'm sorry but I really don't know the answer to most of these questions.
Like I said, it is a Dell Inspiron mini using windows XP HE but I do not know what service pack.
I think it happened when either trying to clean up computer or messing with wireless connections. Was doing both.
I use a wireless internet connection.
No other known issues.
Miss Jewel
Dell Inspiron mini using windows XP HE but I do not know what service pack.
If possible can you give me the model number that would be a help in order to find which drivers you are using.
You said Dell Inspiron mini - is this a desktop or a laptop or a net book?
In order to help we need that info, the problems you are describing has to do with the wireless device or connections not set up, some how it was removed. It’s not uncommon to receive this error after some going through the add/remove menu and taking out old programs you might not use. By doing this, you've removed a piece of software that is needed by one of your network devices. The bcmwltry.exe is the process for the Broadcom Corporation Wireless Network software.
So the problem may be that it was removed and needs to be re-installed and if so thats why it is important to have the correct make and model to steer you into the right direction.
When you start your PC, immediately start tapping the F8 key. A window should open that gives you a list of start options. Using your up and down arrows, choose safe mode.
bcmwltry.exe is the tray bar process for the Broadcom Corporation Wireless Network software.
It seems that this software can cause a lot of problems. This process gives you easy access to the software related to the product above and can be removed as it is not a critical component.
If you manage to boot to safe mode, look for the Tray Applet for the Broadcom Corporation in the add/remove programs and uninstall it. and then reboot and see if you get to your normal desktop.
I tried to reboot in safe mode. That little error popped up. I clicked ok and then it gaoes to a black screen. At the top it says 'Safe ModeMicrosoft ® Windows XP ® (Build 2600.xpsp_sp3_grd.101209-1647: Service Pack 3)Safe Mode' And at the bottom at each corner it says Safe Mode. That is all.