Steps to solve access violation problems:
1. Never cheat, or attempt to cheat - it's the most common cause for this problem
2. Uninstall soldat
3. Delete the Soldat folder
4. Install soldat 1.1.5 + fix
5a. For Windows NT/2000/XP: Delete the file cmodule.dll in the 'windows\system32' folder
5b. For Windows 95/98/ME: Delete the file cmodule.dll in the 'windows\system' folder
6. Delete the file dxlog.chk in the 'windows' folder


what are thos files that i have to delete my mom won't let me delete them till she knows what they are

i postid i topic like this before and it was deleted ples don't delete it this time

Just backup those files (copy them to another, safe folder).
If your mom's scared the system would crash or anything, why the hell do you have internet access?

If someone bad happens just copy the files back to where they were but I pretty much doubt anything goes wrong.

Cmodule is a library created by Soldat, so it will not crash your system erasing it. Just look at it: The last time it was modified is the last time you played Soldat.
BTW, it is amazing you had asked your mum about erasing that. It is much more dangerous to surf on the web looking for porn or warez. Those webs easily install and use 906 dialers.

ok i will do that, and my mom is VERY paranoied about this stuff that is why she is freakin out over this stuff,

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Steps to solve access violation problems:
1. Never cheat, or attempt to cheat - it's the most common cause for this problem
2. Uninstall soldat
3. Delete the Soldat folder
4. Install soldat 1.1.5 + fix
5a. For Windows NT/2000/XP: Delete the file cmodule.dll in the 'windows\system32' folder
5b. For Windows 95/98/ME: Delete the file cmodule.dll in the 'windows\system' folder
6. Delete the file dxlog.chk in the 'windows' folder


The 2 files you have to delete are

cmodule.dll - which is a Soldat specific library, so it won't affect anything else.

dxlog.chk - a little file that Soldat likes to use to store information in

Both are fine to delete, and will cause no problems (and will most likely return later).