I had this happen to me twice in about 4 days now. The aoltechs told me to uninstall and reinstall aol 9.0 and also uninstall and reinstall aol coach, but i still have the same problem. I wanted to know is this a registry problem? Also if it is, can CCleaner fix this problem in the registry? I would appreciate if someone can help me on this.
Eldmannen this is your warning. Do not post crap like that again. Saying that aol is crap will not fix this persons problems or make things better in any way.
Dokken I'm not sure what caused the error but here is what I would do. Uninstall all parts of aol on your system. Then open up CCleaner and do an issues scan. Keep running it and cleaning untill it dosent find anything else at all. Then reboot and reinstall aol.
Eldmannen this is your warning. Do not post crap like that again. Saying that aol is crap will not fix this persons problems or make things better in any way.
Dokken I'm not sure what caused the error but here is what I would do. Uninstall all parts of aol on your system. Then open up CCleaner and do an issues scan. Keep running it and cleaning untill it dosent find anything else at all. Then reboot and reinstall aol.
Ok, i did everything you told me. So far i haven't got the error yet. It happened within four days of using the web. If it comes up again, i will let you know.
Thank you again for taking your time to help me on this! Thanks!
waol.exe has been a problem with AOL's software for many years in various versions. It can randomly crash etc., and if it's misbehaving there won't be any Internet access via AOL.
As rridgely already stated, uninstalling AOL followed by a reboot and reinstall of AOL is usually the only fix.
Tip:
Once AOL is reinstalled and working correctly make sure you create a backup of waol.exe, such as zipping it in the folder where it's located.