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**Lsdmeasap** · 05-18-2008, 12:46 PM

Did you also install All other Microsoft Updates? If not please do so, here is the files but I am not sure they will help you. >>>
TweakTown File replacement.zip

*NOTE* You WILL have to use the system file replacer I included. If and or when it ask s you to insert cd or keep files click yes and close both of the windows boxes that come up about files being replaced, not the replacer DOS box. Please read the readme.txt in it for full instructions.

You will also need to go into control panel then folder options then the View tabe and make some changes to see the files in the folder where these .dll's are located (Windows/system32) Do as shown in image >>>>

If they do not, you can do a Windows File Repair by running a command. You will need a XP install disk, and you will also have to Reinstall ALL Microsoft Updates afterwards, but that Is ALL it will effect. Here is the command, push Windows Key + R and type in this >>>

Code:

sfc /scannow

Yes that is a space and is needed, use copy/paste

*EDIT*

I just noticed that image you posted says SHELL32.dll the windows file is shell32.dll cap is sensitive, so you may have a virus, if you do see a upper and lowercase shell32 in the system32 folder, delete the uppercase one as it is NOT a windows file and then go ahead with the file replacement anyway

05-18-2008, 12:46 PM	#15 (permalink)
Lsdmeasap GIGABYTE Forum Mod Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 8,047	Re: Registry Error Did you also install All other Microsoft Updates? If not please do so, here is the files but I am not sure they will help you. >>> TweakTown File replacement.zip NOTE You WILL have to use the system file replacer I included. If and or when it ask s you to insert cd or keep files click yes and close both of the windows boxes that come up about files being replaced, not the replacer DOS box. Please read the readme.txt in it for full instructions. You will also need to go into control panel then folder options then the View tabe and make some changes to see the files in the folder where these .dll's are located (Windows/system32) Do as shown in image >>>> If they do not, you can do a Windows File Repair by running a command. You will need a XP install disk, and you will also have to Reinstall ALL Microsoft Updates afterwards, but that Is ALL it will effect. Here is the command, push Windows Key + R and type in this >>> Code: sfc /scannow Yes that is a space and is needed, use copy/paste EDIT I just noticed that image you posted says SHELL32.dll the windows file is shell32.dll cap is sensitive, so you may have a virus, if you do see a upper and lowercase shell32 in the system32 folder, delete the uppercase one as it is NOT a windows file and then go ahead with the file replacement anyway __________________