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Default Conversion Error

I am getting the following error on one specific machine running Windows XP. The error is:

Number: -2147217913
Description: The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in a out-of-range datetime value.
Source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server.

What I normaly do to over come this problem is to change my 'short date format' settings to one compatible with SQL. This has always worked until this day. I have tried every 'short date format' setting I can think off and still nada.
I am under the asumption that this is a rather short term solution to the problem anyway.
Anyone

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