In computer technology what is RUN DLL?  I am experiencing an error after log on & my internet is not loading.
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In computer science, a Dynamic Library, also referred to as a Dynamically-Linked Library, is a computer library that implements the concept of dynamic linking. This term is often shortened to DLL.
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It sounds like that dll has been overwritten or corrupted some how. You could try the following link \n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH\n\nI would suggest you create a system restore point first and make backups of important data.
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U can usually download .dll files from the Internet and just put them in the system or system 32 folder.  Do a google search for the particular .dll file.
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That's a folder on your computer... is it poping up in an explorer window?  Or are you getting some sort of error like "cannot find C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Common&#92;..." \n\nif you are getting something like that, download the Autoruns tool from sysinternals.  Run it (it will take a while to scan your system for the things that start up when you turn the computer on).  Make sure you write down exactly what the error message is before you try using this program.  Once Autoruns has done it's thing (it will at the bottom of the screen say (without prompting) that it is finished it's scan) click the win logon tab and scroll down and see if you see the exact file that isn't running eg c:&#92;program files&#92;common&#92;program&#92;thing.exe and uncheck it.  \n\nBe very, very careful about this.  If you uncheck anything else, your computer may not start up properly (especially if the item in question has the word microsoft in the publisher name).  If this is too much for you to do, then call somebody who knows what they are doing.  It is sometimes better to pay for service rather than rely on yourself, since they can be held liable for any problems rather than you.
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MSjet35.dll is part of the access database management system.\nThe quickest and easiest solution is likely to go to Microsoft and download the latest Office service pack. \nBy default all critical components are checked and re-installed when ever a service pack is installed.\n\nWhatever you do, do not try to defragment your system again until your issue is resolved. \nIf your system can't find your files correctly, it can't move them correctly, and defragmentation could lead to data loss.\n\nIf you are positive that you have the right version on your desktop you can copy it to \nc:&#92;windows&#92;system32 \nBut I'd check the service pack first.\nas for gwrmdx.exe that is part of "Microsoft Greetings Workshop." \nIt sounds like it may have been deleted rather than uninstalled.\nThe easiest fix is to re-install then if you don't want it there go to add-remove programs and perform an uninstall of the program.
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/
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It's likely you have a virus. To be able to run .DLL extensions requires a program from win32 which, many viruses, use up your resources so that you cannot run the program that allows DLLs to be able to be used.\nCheck where you installed Yahoo, (I'd imagine C:&#92;Program Files&#92;Yahoo!&#92;Messengers), and make sure that you have the DLL files.
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DLL files come with the program you want to install on your computer. If they're not downloading with the problem, be sure to turn off your anti-virus software as that will block them.
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My step mom had the same issue, logging in to secured websites, she got "page cannot be displayed"...The most common resolution to this is to reregister your  .dll files.  (See below)  If all else fails, go to the page that I've listed as a reference point, they give you all sorts of steps...I just gave you the one that's ALWAYS worked for me when I was doing technical support. \n\nPart 4: Register Internet Explorer DLLs\nSome core Internet Explorer files may have been unregistered. This means that a required file may no longer have its location identified in the registry. Reregistering Internet Explorer DLLs replaces any missing links in the registry for these files.\n\nNote For the file to be correctly registered, make sure that you press ENTER or click OK after each entry. 1. Click Start, click Run, and then type each of the following commands. Press ENTER after you type each command.\nregsvr32 urlmon.dll\nregsvr32 shdocvw.dll\nregsvr32 msjava.dll\nregsvr32 browseui.dll\nregsvr32 mshtml.dll\nregsvr32 jscript.dll\nregsvr32 vbscript.dll \n2. Test to see if the problem is resolved. If it is not resolved, go to step 3. \n3. Click Start, click Run, and then type each of the following commands. Press ENTER after you type each command.\nregsvr32 urlmon.dll\nregsvr32 wininet.dll\nregsvr32 wintrust.dll \nregsvr32 initpki.dll\nregsvr32 dssenh.dll\nregsvr32 rsaenh.dll\nregsvr32 gpkcsp.dll\nregsvr32 sccbase.dll\nregsvr32 slbcsp.dll\nregsvr32 cryptdlg.dll\nregsvr32 softpub.dll
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Do not reformat your hard drive.\n\nKernel32.dll is the 32-bit dynamic link library of the operating system kernel. Kernel32.dll handles memory management, input/output operations, and interrupts. When Windows boots up, Kernel32.dll is loaded into a protected memory space.\n\nKernel errors usually caused by a corrupt program (such as your Norton installation, or a malware) or hardware problems (such as memory chip failure).\n\nFirst eliminate the Norton software error possibility - uninstall Norton. If you continue to have problems even with Norton uninstalled then the problem may be an other program or hardware.
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Just download it and install it again into the right folder.\n\ndownload it here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe
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If its giving out a problem like .DLL library not found, try installing it in safe mode with networking. It worked for me.
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Once in a while, if you are doing multiple things, it will not DL properly. Try to un-install and start all over again, also you may want to see what kind of Ineternet Explorer you have - Good Luck.
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As the path of the reported file suggests, that DLL file relates to the Norton Internet Security package so if you're having issues then I'd advise just reinstalling Norton from scratch in whatever method you used to install it in the first place which should 'refresh' all the Norton files and clear that up.
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This error is usually related to files for Windows OLE Automation (an API used to automate other applications, create applications that can be automated or controlled or create component software).  The four DLLs that comprise this system are OLEAUT32.DLL, ASYCFILT.DLL, STDOLE2.TLB and OLEPRO32.DLL.\n\nSome application developers may install versions of these files for the incorrect Operating System (for example, they may install the Windows XP versions when the user is running Windows 98).  This is sometimes a common deployment mistake and the user typically needs to install the OLE automation redistributables for their specific Operating System that are provided by Microsoft.\n\nThis is usually corrected by getting the correct redistributable files from the person that developed the application or by contacting Microsoft Customer Support to get the correct OLE Automation redistributables for your Operating System.
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Hi there,\n\nI have a feeling this DLL may be part of the Warezov / Stration infection:\nhttp://virusinfo.prevx.com/viruscenter.asp?GRP=4886100016\n\nThe best and easiest way to remove this is by installing the Free Trial of Prevx1.  This will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.
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inetp60.dll is a library needed by Internet Information Server to operate properly.\n\nGo to Start --> Control Panel\n\nChoose Administrative Tools\n\nChoose Internet Information Services\n\nChoose the Default Web site\n\nStop the service\n\nThat should fix your problem.\n\nIf you don't use IIS, you can simply uninstall it from \n\nStart --> Control Panel --> Add or Remove Programs\n\nAdd or remove Windows components\n\nUninstall IIS at the menu\n\nFinally, if you do need IIS, simply reinstall it using your Windows XP disc.