I scanned my pc and I saw this registry to be part of the problem that I have in my pc. Anyone can help with that?
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Most of these Dlls came in with other software.\n\nDon't you have installed software with name near this name, if you don't know, try with me:\n1- Move the file to another location (D:>Old or somewhere else)\n2- zip it, using winzip, or (Right click, send to, compressed folder)\n3- delete the file\n4- Restart your computer\n5- Mark me as best answer.\n6- See if you have your problem gone, or you face new ones\n7- If you some software are facing starting problems, it means this is the software that needs the dll file, just restore it to original place.\n8- otherwize, send me a hello message.\n\nXLMan
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If you're talking about Microsoft's Visual Studio, this KB article might help.  Since it involves editing the registry, be very careful.  I might get in touch with the Microsoft support folks to see if they have any other suggestions.\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/248697/en-us?spid=3042&sid=1310\n\nplrr
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It basiclly telling you that it is having a hard time processing the program code. It can be a real pain. Try getting a utility program that will fix your registry. I use http://registry-nuker.com It solves most of my issues. I some times have issues like this pop up after removing adware or spyware
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its an ad, nothing is wrong with your registry.\n\nhowever you need antispy software, and a popupblocker\n\nget avg free for virus, from grisoft.com\n\nget spybot search and destroy (with tea timer enabled) from download.com\n\nget CCleaner, it cleans up your registry free from download.com\n\nget yahoo toolbar for popups
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If its for sure not spyware, then it is most likely the windows registry. You'll need to get a program like Registry Mechanic (not free) and scan your registry for problems.
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go to device manager, remove it, reboot and it chould be back, if not, there is a registry entry that has to be removed, that some programs will put in
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try to download removal program and give it a try.  If not, I guess you can google it, like remove xxxxx program.  If there something you have to watch out, it will usually shows, if not, you should be able to just go and delete it from your machine.  You can also take out the registry following the link.
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Why would you have registry problems in the first place, many of these registry fixing programs are nothing more than a way to get your money. If you try to do it yourself you can run Regedit from your RUN command line...but back it up first!\n\nUsually the programs you are speaking of find a small portion of a program that is no longer in your computer and is referenced in your registry...this WILL NOT CAUSE ANY PROBLEMS. Virtually every single program leaves a trace of itself in your registry, don't worry about it!!
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Never ever mess with the registry unless you know what you are doing! Its basically a place that Windows uses to store hardware and software configuration information, user preferences and setup information... and it is a mess. One of the reasons why I stick to Linux :)\n\nIf you really want to do some registry clean up, get CCleaner which is very useful. \n\nAnd always make a backup by going to File > Export and saving the current state of the registry. This can be imported at a later stage if something goes wrong
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run a virus scan and spyware scan.\nseems like you may have spyware in registry.
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You Will have to remove manually. Find out what is the folder where the program is installed. Search the registry for that folder (and maybe executable) and remove the keys/values that refer it. (backup everything you remove). Then delete the folder.\n\nAn easier way is to just remove the folder, then run a cleaner (like CClean), which will clean the orphaned registry keys and shortcuts.
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I would first install a good virus scan and spyware removal software. free.grisoft.com has avg and spybot.com is also free. Run these and see if the popups go away. then install either the google or yahoo toolbar from their respective3 sites and you won't get any more pop-ups. Chances are your registry is fine, but if it is truly damamged, you will need to reinstall xp and do the repair current installation. just put the install cd in the drive and reboot then follow the directions. Cleaning does not repair a damaged registry, just removes unused and unwanted items. Using this type of program is usually what causes damage to the registry in the first place, Specially if your not sure what you are doing.
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It's an virus on your computer.Use an antivirus to clean your pc.\nUse AVG or PCCilin..they aren free.\n\nIf then also problem continues,,fix out the registry of your computer.
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The options probably still are inside the registry. It is possible to look them up in the registry and remove them, but this takes a bit experience (fouling up the registry can cause more trouble than this is worth).\n\nTo find the entries, run regedit (if you don't know how, find someone to do all of this for you) and search for the exact wording in the right-click menu. By the path you will be able to decide whether it comes from a software you removed or not.
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The registry on your computer is a database area that holds all software settings for software that is installed on your computer, something has happened, that has made those settings disappear, try re-installing the software again, or try remove it completely, and then reinstall it. \nYou need to try replace that missing "registry key" which is the setting its looking for to make it work.
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You have remnants of a trojan here, possibly isearch toolbar. Take a look at this: http://www.fileresearchcenter.com/M/MSCHKSYS.EXE-6330.html\n\nFirst use the antivirus and antispyware software you have to run a full system scan. Do it in the windows safe mode. (AVG and avast antivirus softwares are free while a 6 month free trial for Norton is available at pack.google.com. Lavasoft's free Ad-Aware is the best antispyware to my knowledge. Also Windows Defender from Microsoft is good enough for real-time protection). This should identify the problem and most probably would solve it as well. However, if the antivirus software is unable to delete the malware, go to Norton's website and search for the name of the malware detected. Their must be some instructions posted to tackle the problem. You might have to delete the system restore points and as well delete the particular registry entries manually if the virus still regenerates on subsequent boot up of the machine. Good Luck.\n\nPS. If you are still having trouble, use Hijack This and copy the log it generates and post it on some tech help forum. I am sure there will be plenty of people ready to help you out.
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Type in REGEDIT under RUN in your start menu,\n\nYou can edit your registry there, but you should not mess with it unless you know what youre doing.\n\nYou should do a search on google to find out what types of registry keys you should not edit or delete.