everytime i started my computer,this message always show up,how can i get rid of this message\nLCFINST.EXE has encountered a problem and needs to close.we are sorry for inconvenience,send error report,or don't send
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First you need to determine what the program is. It's definitely a program that runs on startup. To get rid of it go to "START" on your computer, then click "RUN" when the prompt appears type in "MSCONFIG", A box named "System Configuration Utility" will appear; click the "Startup" file. uncheck the program from the startup list. Now restart your computer. At start up a message will appear that says "System configuration changed". Click the box that says "Do not show me this message again". Then restart your computer again. Everything should be OK now.\nThis is obviously a program that you have deleted but the MS startup still has it configured in.\nHope this helps.
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hi, dream aquarium has a patch that has to be installed. and it will eliminate the message on the screen and will register, its a 17.5 KB exe file i have,\n\nu can write to me and i will sent it to u, take care.
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try "iexplore" in your Start->Run\n\nand if this even dont work....\n\nthen go to Start->Run.....and type http://www.microsoft.com\n\nif not solved just give more information about error.
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When you get a STOP error message like this its almost certainly a device driver problem or related to a device driver which your system cannot load at start up.\n\nThe problem is that STOP errors like this are BAD news because the operating system has a MAJOR problem or could even be damaged, i.e. missing files. There are two or three approaches you can try inorder to resolve this (the easiest first hardest last).\n\n1) You can reboot the machine & key F8 at start up just after the windows logo shows. This gives you a menu, from the menu choose the "last known good" option and key return/enter and the machine will attempt to load a stable system. If that works fine and good. (this option uses a saved undamaged copy of the windows registry).\n\n2) You could run a boot logging process to help you find the specific device driver which is causing the OS to bork. Again reboot and key F8 but this time, see the option which offers boot logging. This helps by creating a log file that usually shows which files are causing the problem or are missing.\n\n3) Restore from backups you have (NOT the OS system restore feature, or roll the system back) I'm talking proper previously made backups made precifically for restoration if you have made them.\n\n4) Re-install the whole of windows, your Apps, drivers and data (the whole shooting match!). Windows might allow you to run a repair and that might also be an option which could work.\n\nBest of luck with that, IR
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Are you sure this is the exact message? Normally it is something like\n\n"a computer is trying to access your computer"\nor\n"your computer is trying to access the Internet on port 1027"\n\nIt is hard to tell what is going on without the exact message. The computer is giving you a warning about your computer trying to do something like get your mail, go to a website, etc. or about another computer trying to connect to yours. If you can give more information maybe we can help.
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The cause is too much program running at startup, you can stop that by doing this\n1. on the start menu click run\n2. Type "msconfig" without the quote and press enter\nyour destiny is in your hand
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Sounds like a program running n the background, go to start/run and type msconfig, when it opens look thru the list for that particular program and uncheck it, reboot.\ngood luck/
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Go to "start".."run"..type in msconfig then click on "startup"..uncheck anything slowing your system down then click on "Services" and do the same...then you'll have to reboot...when system reboots it will prompt you about the changes you made...just check the box on the bottom left side saying..."don't show this message again"\n\nThat should solve your problem...Good luck
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Hi,\n\nHow did you delete IE7? Did you go to the install directory and select all the files and go delete, or did you go into Add/Remove Programs through Control Panel and remove the program from there?\n\nWhen exactly is the error message occuring? At the login screen? Is this both in normal and safe mode?\n\nHave you tried going into safe mode without starting network components?\n\nWith your PC off have you tried removing the network card and rebooting?\n\nIf you really can't get back in you might want to try doing a Windows repair by booting from the CD/DVD drive with the Windows disk in the drive and see how repairing the system files works out.\n\nAs a last resort you may need to re-install, as there are a lot of troubleshooting steps to go through. In which case, if you haven't backed-up you might want to remove the hard drive and put it in someone else's machine and save all your data to their machine.\n\nThen do a fresh install of Windows plus apps\n\nHTH
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Hi,\nIt could just be a virus or something that affects the programs.\n\nI have a problem like that but I still haven't found a solution!\nTry to pop it into your local PC store and see if they'll try to repair it or they will give you guidance on what to do.\n\nHope this helps!
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Ok this is one of two things.\n\nFirstly, you may have to run the program using 'Program Compatibility Wizard' (Start, All Programs, Accessories). This has an 80-90% success rate.\n\nSecondly, the error message you are getting is quite common on XP after certain Spyware or Virus processes are removed from your PC. It is easy to correct see http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;324767 for details of how to repair. \n\nIf you don't have virus and spyware protection, get some NOW.
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Are you asking about the little bubble and icon in the bottom right of the screen?\n\nThis is caused by a program, installed on your computer by Microsoft, occasionally, when you download from their website, called Microsoft Validation Tool. The only way to get rid of it, that I know of, is to use the system restore function (start > accessories > system tools > system restore) to revert your computer back to a previous state (ie. before you installed the software).\n\nTo me this seems like too much bother just to remove a little message that doesn't do anything to stop you using the computer. If you really get annoyed with it to see if someones created a patch to download that gets rid of it.\n\nHope this Helps!
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You might be having spyware on your machine.\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.\nAlso chuck Internet Explorer and switch to Mozilla Firefox!
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try disabling the anti virus & try what u did earlier  or \nsearch for the error on this page \n\nhttp://www.support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/ph/6519?sid=371\n\ncan u past the exact message what messeage it gives ?
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I also have had the same problem, from the many forums I read, it always seems to happen after install of Internet Explorer 7. \nHeres a forum link:  \n\nhttp://www.rr-bb.com/showthread.php?t=268030\n\nOr you may simply go to Run>"msconfig">and remove from startup.\n\nHope it helps.
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This Message is Often seen with Win 2000. \nUpdate ur win 2000 with SP -4, this should probably fix it.\n\nSame with XP, Update with SP2. Although its hardly seen with win xp.
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The messages are caused by incompletely removed programs. The best way to remove unwanted programs from your computer is to remove it from registry. If you are comfortable with manually editing registry, otherwise use registry cleaning software like RegScrubXP to remove the entries of offending \nsoftware from registry and then use a cleaning software like ccleaner to remove other files such as exes, dlls etc created by the offending program. \n\nFree RegScrubXP registry cleaner\nhttp://www.sofotex.com/RegScrubXP-download_L7528.html\n\ndownlod + install + run it.\nWhen you get in the software window.\nClick on user defined problems button.\nIt will display all entries in windows registry under different categories. So scroll down the list till you reach a category company. In this category look at the names in full key, and Main key. If you locate the name there, then check the box in front \nof its entry and press the button Fix selected entries. \nIt should remove the entry from the registry.\n\nAfter that you will need another software to remove other files created by the program on your computer. It is ccleaner, if you do not have it already; read how to use it and then download it from here.\nhttp://yanswers.blogspot.com/2006/10/how-to-use-ccleaner.html