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Discussion in 'Windows XP' started by fudgegirl, 2003/09/03.

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  1. 2003/09/03
    fudgegirl

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    Need some help. I have XP Pro and I uninstalled a program. After that, the system prompts me that I have the gspnDLL.dll file missing. I actually have this file in one of my folders in my C: drive. Is there any way to restore the file to its original place?
     
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    RayH

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    Cut and paste. It appears the thing is supposed to be in C:|Windows\System32\
     
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    mflynn

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    You uninstalled a program that was in Startup. It was in memory when you uninstalled. Now you have a startup process looking for that file.

    Start-Run
    type

    msconfig

    go to startup uncheck this program (should reference the program you uninstalled)

    Mike

    Can I have a fudge brownie now? Smile.
     
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    This one is fixed/closed!

    FudgeGirl sent me a PM and an offer of all the Brownies I wanted if ever I am in Singapore. Grin!

    Mike
     
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