How to Register Msi.dll

1. Log into your computer under an account that is authorized to make system changes. Go to 'Start > Run' and enter 'cmd.' Hit 'OK' to launch the Command Prompt black box.
2. Type in the following command: 'cd %windir%\system32.' Hit 'Enter.'
3. Type in the following command: 'attrib -r -s -h dllcache.' Hit 'Enter.'
4. Type in the following command: 'ren msi.dll msi.old.' Hit 'Enter.'
5. Type in the following command: 'ren msiexec.exe msiexec.old.' Hit 'Enter.'
6. Type in the following command: 'ren msihnd.dll msihnd.old.' Hit 'Enter.'
7. Type in the following command: 'exit.' Hit 'Enter.'
8. Close the Command Prompt.
9. Restart the computer and log back in as the Administrator.

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How to Identify DLL Files

1. Click the Windows “Start” button.
2. Type “*.dll” without quotes into the search input box.
3. Click the “Search Everywhere” link to identify all files with the file extension of DLL on the computer. The Search Results interface will open with the list of DLL files.
4. Right-click on one of the listed DLL files and click “Open File Location” to open Windows Explorer to the exact DLL file location within the file system.

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How to Reinstall or Repair Internet Explorer

1. Reset your Web browser if you are running into problems. To do so, launch Internet Explorer and click the 'Tools' button. Scroll down and click 'Internet Options' to open the options console.
2. Click the 'Advanced' tab and click the 'Reset' button. Click 'OK' to save the changes. If you are still running into problems, move to the next step to uninstall and reinstall the Web browser.
3. Click the Windows 'Start' button and click the 'Control Panel.' Click 'Add or Remove Programs' or 'Uninstall a Program' to open the programs window.
4. Scroll through the programs window and click 'View installed updates.' Click the Internet Explorer version installed on your computer and click 'Remove/Uninstall.' Type in your administrator password if prompted. Restart your computer when the uninstallation is complete.
5. Go to the Internet Explorer download page (see Resources) and click 'Download.' Click 'Download Now' and click 'Save' to download the installation file on your desktop.
6. Double-click the Internet Explorer installation file from the desktop and click 'Run' to open the installation wizard.
7. Click 'I accept' after reading the terms and conditions. Select the destination folder to save the program to and click 'Install' to reinstall Internet Explorer on your computer.

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How to Check Code VB6 Functions

1. Click 'Start,' 'All Programs' and 'Visual Basic.' Click 'File' and 'New Project' to create a new project. Enter a name for the project and select a location for the project files.
2. Click 'Form1' under your new project on the navigation pane on the right side of the VB IDE. Click the toolbar and select button. Click the blank area in the Form1 to drop the button.
3. Double-click the button and enter the following code:Dim Str1='This'Dim Str2='is'Dim Str3='a joining Test'Dim Str AS StringStr=str1+str2+str3The 'Plus' sign is to concatenate strings together. The resulting string will be 'This is a joining test.'

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How to Fix Kernel Stack Inpage Errors With Blue Screens

1. Click 'Start' and type 'cmd' in the search bar.
2. Right-click the 'cmd' icon in the search results and select 'Run as administrator.'
3. Type the text 'chkdsk c: /f /r' and press 'Enter' on your keyboard. Follow prompts to type 'y' and press 'Enter' if you need to restart your computer before chkdsk will run. Chkdsk will check your default system C: drive for errors. The '/f' switch will fix any errors that it detects on the hard disk drive, and the '/r' switch will recover good information from bad sectors of the hard disk drive and isolate the bad sectors so that the system won't use them in the future.
4. Restart your computer. You will not receive any more 'Kernel Stack Inpage Errors' in Microsoft Windows.

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How to Reinstall Framedyn.dll

1. Open your default Web browser. Search the Internet for a download location for a working version of framedyn.dll, or just follow the link in the Resources section below to download it from a reliable location.
2. Click the download link and follow the prompts that appear onscreen to save the file to your hard drive. When the file finishes downloading, double-click it to open it in your computer's default program for compressed files. Click the 'Extract' or 'Unzip' button in this program, and select your desktop as the destination for the file when prompted. This will extract framedyn.dll to your desktop.
3. Double-click the 'My Computer' icon and browse to the Windows system folder. The exact location of this folder varies among the different versions of Windows. In the original 32-bit versions of Windows XP and Vista, the system folder is located at 'C:\Windows\System32.' If you're using the 64-bit versions of Windows XP or Vista, navigate to 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64' instead. If you're using Windows NT or Windows 2000, look for 'C:\WINNT\System32.' In the oldest Windows operating systems that use this file, including Windows ME, 95 and 98, the system folder is located at 'C:\Windows\System.'
4. Left-click and hold the framedyn.dll file on your desktop and drag it into the system folder. Release the mouse button. If the original framedyn.dll file was missing, you won't see any Windows prompts. If it is present but corrupted, you will see a Windows prompt asking you if you would like to replace the existing file. If this happens, click 'Yes.'
5. Reboot your computer.

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How to Replace a Deleted Msgina.dll File

1. Download msgina.dll from one of the many online dynamic link libraries (see Resources). Save it to the 'C:\Windows\System32' folder. Alternatively, save the file to your desktop and drag it into the 'C:\Windows\System32' folder.
2. Click 'Start,' 'All Programs' and 'Accessories.' Right-click 'Command Prompt' and select 'Run as Administrator.' The Command Prompt opens.
3. Type 'regsvr32 msgina.dll' -- without the quotes -- into the Command Prompt and press 'Enter.'

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How to Install Acrobat Reader ActiveX

1. Open the web page you would like to view in Internet Explorer.
2. Click 'Tools' on the toolbar at the top of the Internet Explorer browser. This will bring up a drop-down box.
3. Click 'Internet Options.' This will bring up the Internet Options window.
4. Click the 'Security' tab, then select the 'Internet' icon.
5. Click the 'Custom level' button. This brings up the Security Settings-Internet Zone window.
6. Scroll down until you see the 'ActiveX Controls and Plug-ins' option.
7. Check the box beside 'Enable' under the 'Automatic Prompt for ActiveX controls.'
8. Verify all the other settings for ActiveX are on '(Recommended).'
9. Click 'OK' to close the Security Settings-Internet Zone window. Then click 'OK' to close out of the Internet Options window. ActiveX will now prompt you to allow access when viewing sites that use Adobe Reader.

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How to Fix Active X Errors

Resetting Active X Controls
1. Click on the 'Tools' option and choose 'Manage add-ons.'
2. Select 'Toolbars and Extensions.'
3. Click on the Active X control that you want to fix.
4. Click 'Disable,' then click 'OK.'
5. Click 'Enable,' then click 'OK.' This will reset the Active X control and fix any errors.
Removing Active X Control
6. Click on the 'Start' button, located on the lower-left corner of the desktop and choose the 'Control Panel' option.
7. Click on the 'Add or Remove Programs' option.
8. Browse the list until you come to the Active X control that you want to remove.
9. Click on the Active X control to select it. Click the 'Uninstall' button to remove the Active X control.
10. Reboot your computer.

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How to Automatically Install ActiveX

1. Open a new Internet Explorer web browser window.
2. Click on "Tools," and choose "Internet Options."
3. Click on the "Security" tab and choose "Internet" settings. Internet settings are shown with a globe icon.
4. Click on the "Custom Level" button, a new window will open. Scroll down the display window until you see ActiveX settings.
5. Select "Enable" for the "Allow previously unused ActiveX controls to run without prompt" setting.
6. Select "Enable" for the "Allow Scriplets" setting.
7. Select "Disable" for the "Automatic prompting for ActiveX controls" setting.
8. Select "Enable" for the "Download signed ActiveX controls" setting.
9. Select "Enable" for the "Download unsigned ActiveX controls" setting.
10. Select "Disable" for the "Only allow approved domains to use ActiveX without prompt" setting.
11. Select "Enable" for the "Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins" setting.
12. Click on "OK" to confirm your changes. This window will close.
13. Click on "Apply" in the "Security" tab. Click on "OK" to close the window.
14. Click on the "Refresh" icon on your Internet Explorer to apply all ActiveX changes.

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How do I Restore My iPod 1439?

1. Download the latest version of iTunes. Click on the download link and follow the installation prompts.
2. Disconnect the iPod from the computer and any additional peripheral devices connected into the USB ports, with the exception of the mouse and keyboard. Restart the computer.
3. Reconnect the iPod to a USB port. If possible connect it to a different USB port than that which was used in the previous restore attempt. ITunes should recognize the device and display the iPod device icon the left pane.
4. Make sure disk use is enabled in iTunes. Select the iPod device icon in the left pane. Select the "Summary" tab in the right pane and check "Enable disk use."
5. Restore the iPod again. To restore, launch iTunes and select your iPod device in the left pane. Hit "Restore," and iTunes will restore the device. After restoration is complete, iTunes will ask you to name the device and select syncing preferences for the iPod.
6. Update the USB driver software in Windows if the error still occurs. To update the driver, click on the "Start" button and enter "Device Manager" in the search field. Click on "Device Manager" and click on "Update Driver Software." Select "Search automatically for updated driver software." Windows will search and update the driver software. If it can't find it, hit the "Back" button and select "Browse my computer for driver software." Type "C:\Windows\INF" in the search for driver field and hit "Next." The system should update the driver now.

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How to Fix Active X Problems

1. Install a firewall and configure it to allow only approved ActiveX programs access to your computer.
2. Configure your Web browser to alert you when unauthorized ActiveX programs seek access to your computer.
3. Check your email application and make sure unwanted programs won't automatically begin download without your approval.
4. Use a registry cleanup scanner for routine checks of your PC's registry, including ActiveX files that may be housing malware (see Resources).
5. Set your anti-virus software to periodically scan your computer for malware, allowing it to quarantine and delete affected ActiveX files.

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How to Fix Msvcr80.DLL Errors

Reinstall the Software
1. Note the applications that display an msvcr80.dll error message. Click “Start” and open “Control Panel.”
2. Open the “Uninstall a Program” or “Add/Remove Programs” feature. Locate the application and remove it.
3. Visit the application manufacturer's website and reinstall the software. Reinstall the application from the software disc, if you have it.
Replace and Register the File
4. Open your Internet browser and navigate to the msvcr80.dll link to download the file (see Resources).
5. Download the msvcr80.dll file to your desktop. Open the “My Computer” or “Computer” folder, depending on your system.
6. Navigate to the following folder paths, depending on your system:C >> Windows >> System32 (XP, Vista and Windows 7)C >> Windows >> SysWOW64 (64-bit Systems)C >> WINNT >> System32 (Windows 2000 or NT)
7. Drag the msvcr80.dll file to the System32 folder. Choose “Yes” to replace the file when the prompt appears.
8. Click “Start” and open “All Programs “or “Programs.” Click “Accessories” and open “System Tools.” Open “Command Prompt." Type “regsvr32 msvcr80.dll” in the prompt. Press “Enter” to register the file.

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How to Find the File Flash OCX

1. Open the 'Computer' icon window on the desktop.
2. Click on the 'Tools' options in the top toolbar, and then select 'Folder Options.'
3. Click on the 'View' tab in the Folder Options and then remove the mark next to the box that reads 'Hide extension for known file types.' For a picture, see the first link in Resources. Click 'OK' to exit the window. All the files in your computer will now display an extension behind the name (e.g. 'Flash' vs. 'Flash.ocx').
4. Type 'Flash.ocx' in the Search box on the top right corner of the Computer window. The file will be located shortly.

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How to Replace the Rundll.exe

1. Reboot your computer, or turn it on if it was turned off.
2. Boot into your computer's repair utility. That utility can reinstall or repair Windows from a copy of all system files stored on a hidden hard disk partition. The specific way of performing this step depends on the brand and model of your computer. For example, for recent HP computers, press 'F11' rapidly many times as soon as you see the blue HP boot screen appear. This will make the computer boot into the Recovery Manager.
3. Instruct the repair utility to repair your existing installation of Windows. The repair utility will make sure that all required DLLs are present and undamaged, and that a working version of Rundll.exe is stored in the right location. For example, on a recent HP computer, answer 'No' to the prompt about Microsoft System Restore, then select 'Repair'. After verifying the integrity of all essential system files, and resetting some Windows parameters to their default values, the computer will reboot into a repaired installation of Windows.

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