need iecontlc.dll and iecont.dll to install for  IE7 xp service pack2?
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all the service packs and there essentials can be downloaded free from office.microsoft.com
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http://www.softwarepatch.com  is the only site you need for fixes with your xp not being valid.here you can get any & all updates or upgrades microsoft issues.no validation failure there.and yes you need the ctmon.exe file.it is most likley still there only thing deleted was probly a virus file look alike.if not can get back from this site   http://www.dll-files.com/  enjoy these sites as i have.no bill gates stoping you there.
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Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2
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go to microsoft.com.  You can also now get internet explorer version 7
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You can download the file from DLL-Files.com\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msvcr71
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Depends on the dll and what you're doing. Could be that you're missing something linked or an install went haywire.
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from xp cd click windows component and select IIS checkbox and then select add program button.that should solve your problem
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ru sure ur adding a dll file itself?\nIf yes the dll may be corrupted.
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Have another friend with internet go to the Microsoft website (it's free) and download the executable file to a CD or flash drive. Then copy that file onto your computer, then execute it. You will then have IE.
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This means that the file Windows needs to install the NIC is not where you told it that it was.  When you are installing the hardware, and it asks if you want to install automatically, or from a specific location, choose the specific location.\nGo to browse, then to the cd player that has the disk.  It will have the name of the disk with a "+" beside it.  Click it.  It will open up to a group of files.  If You can't see it there, then click on each file and subfolder one by one until the "OK" button is bold.  The .inf file ou need should be there.  The "OK" button will not go bold unless the specific type of file is present.  Bear in mind, though, if you're running XP, and it's a WIN95 folder, odds are it isn't the right one, keep looking.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/using/howto/oe/setup.mspx\n\nhope this could help u
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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/sp2/howto/default.mspx
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If you are having trouble getting it to install on line, download the stand-alone installer from link below, and then run from IE7 once downloaded - have had to do that a couple of times with IE7, but works everytime
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Upgrade to IE 7 beta 2.
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Try http://www.dll-files.com/ .
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/using/howto/oe/setup.mspx
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OK after weeks of pulling my hair out on this one I found the answer in The Guardian newspaper. Apparently when you download IE7 it screws with the DLL so you have to replace it with your ISP's version the easiest way to do this is to open the folder it is in (mines in program files&#92;BT Broadband desktop help&#92; smartbridge. use search to find yours) Then, now comes the clever stuff, RENAME the file PSAPI.dll.old restart your PC and windows will search for the correct dll to replace this one. TA DA it works. Thank you Margaret Levy, Richard Wood and others at The Guardian