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Failure to load resource DLL

Discussion in 'Legacy Windows' started by Rose, 2005/06/15.

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  1. 2005/06/15
    Rose

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    I'm having problems opening files as I get the following message:

    "Failed to load resource DLL JSDRegGetJ2GResFileSpec "

    Can someone tell me what this is about and how do I rectify the problem?

    Thank you.

    Rose
     
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    Steve R Jones

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    What type of files are you trying to open and what program are you using to open them with?
     
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    Rose

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    Re: Resource DLL

    Right now I'm trying to open some graphics in Print Shop but it also happens when I go to Start/Find Files.
     
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  5. 2005/07/23
    sherryo

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    dll jsdreggetj2gresfilespec ALSO

    Has anyone been able to figure this one out? I get it when I am in Windows Explorer and it takes about 3-6 clicks on the OK button to get rid of it. If I need to be worried, I will do whatever, but if not, it is still a total pain in the a.
     
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    Steve R Jones

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    Do you have a program called J2GTray.exe - eFax Messenger 3.4 installed?

    If so, you might look on their web site.

    Might also click on Start->Run and type: msconfig and look in the startup tab. If found, uncheck it so it doesn't load on startup.
     
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