How to Restore an Error on a Website in Internet Explorer

Restore a Website Error on Internet Explorer 6
1. Launch Internet Explorer 6, click on the 'Tools' menu displayed on the upper left side of the window and select 'Internet Options.'
2. Click the 'General' tab, locate the 'Temporary Internet Files' section, click on the 'Delete files' button, select the 'Delete all offline content' text box and then click 'OK.'
3. Locate the 'History' section also displayed under the 'General' tab section, click the tab that says 'Clear History' and then click 'Yes' to confirm. Restart your Internet Explorer 6 and then access the website that was giving you an error.
Restore a Website Error on Internet Explorer 7
4. Open your Internet Explorer 7 browser, access the 'Tools' menu on the upper right side of the IE 7 window and click on the 'Delete Browsing History' option
5. Wait for the 'Delete Browsing History' box to pop-up, select the check boxes displayed next to 'Temporary Internet Files,' 'History,' 'Form Data' and 'Cookies' and then click on the 'Delete' tab at the bottom of the box.
6. Close your Internet Explorer 7 browser, restart it and then navigate to the website that was displaying an error message.
Restore a Website Error on Internet Explorer 8
7. Open your Internet Explorer 8 Web browser, locate the 'Tools' menu on the top right side of the screen and click on it. Select the 'Internet Options' choice and click the 'Delete' tab displayed under the 'Browsing History' section.
8. Wait for the 'Delete Browsing History' window to pop up, select the check boxes next to 'Preserve Favorites website data,' 'Temporary Internet Files,' 'Cookies,' 'History,' 'Form data' and InPrivate Filtering data' and then click on the 'Delete' button displayed at the bottom of the window.
9. Reboot Internet Explorer 8 and navigate to the website that was previously giving you an error.

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How to Replace Framedyn.dll

1. Open your Web browser and navigate to a download location for a free copy of framedyn.dll. You can find a link to one of these pages in the Resources section.
2. Click the download link and follow the on-screen prompts to save the file to your hard drive. When the download completes, double-click the file to open it. It is a .zip file, so it will open in your computer's default program for unzipping files. When this opens, click the 'Unzip' or 'Extract' button and select the desktop as the extraction location.
3. Double-click the 'My Computer' icon and browse through your hard drive to the Windows system folder. Where you should look for this folder depends on what version of Windows you're using. If you use a 32-bit version of XP or Vista, you should look in 'C:\Windows\System32.' If you use the 64-bit version of one of these operating systems, look in 'C:\Windows\SysWOW64' instead. Check the 'C:\WINNT\System32' folder if you use Windows 2000 or NT, or the 'C:\Windows\System' folder if you use Windows ME, 95 or 98.
4. Drag the framedyn.dll file you extracted to your desktop into the Windows system folder. If you're notified that there is an existing file of the same name in that folder, select the option to replace the existing file with the new one.
5. Restart Windows. The changes won't take effect until you restart.

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How to Delete a Registered Dll Download

Unregistering a Registered .dll File
1. Log on to your computer using an administrative account.
2. Open the DOS command window. Click 'Start,' and select 'run.' Type 'cmd' in the command bar, then press 'Enter' on your keyboard or click 'OK' on the screen.
3. Unregister the .dll file you would like to delete. Type 'regsvr32-u FileName.dll' in the command prompt. When you type the file name, make sure you type the full path. For example, 'C:\Program Files\Common Files\...\FileName.dll.' You should receive a confirmation message if you did successfully unregister the file.
Deleting the .dll File
4. Open Windows Explorer. Click 'Start,' select 'Accessories,' click 'Windows Explorer.'
5. Browse to find the .dll file you would like to delete.
6. Highlight (by clicking on) the unwanted .dll file and press 'delete' on your keyboard; or click 'File,' select 'Folder Tasks,' and click 'Delete this File.'
Try This If the .dll File Still Can't Be Deleted
7. Reboot your computer in 'safe mode.' Turn your computer off. Wait 30 seconds, then restart your computer. If you're using Window 95 or 98, begin pressing the 'F8' key on your keyboard right after the post diagnostics and memory count is completed during booting. If you're using Windows 2000, begin pressing the 'F8' key when you see the black-and-white 'Starting Windows' bar at the bottom of the screen. If you're using Windows XP, begin pressing the 'F8' key upon restart.
8. Browse to find the .dll file you would like to delete.
9. Click the unwanted .dll file and press 'delete' on your keyboard.

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How to Fix Windows Movie Maker Errors

1. Save your progress. Before you try any Movie Maker error fixes, make sure all your work is saved. Select the 'File' tab and choose 'Save Project.'
2. Restart the computer. Many errors and computer issues can be fixed with a simple restart.
3. Check your transitions. Some transitions can become corrupt and will not publish into a movie file. If a movie stops processing and you receive an error saying the file cannot finish publishing, go to the last transition it processed and change the transition. Update Movie Maker regularly.
4. Visit the Microsoft website and find updates for your version of Movie Maker. Download the updates and install them. Restart your computer when the installation has finished, activating the updates. Regular Windows updates contain Movie Maker updates from time to time. These updates fix many errors and will reduce future errors.
5. Close the open programs on your computer that are not in use. Each program running uses some of the computer's processing speed and memory. Running multiple programs at once can slow the computer down drastically and cause processing errors.
6. Check your computer's statistics. Right-click on the 'Computer' icon on the desktop or click Start and right click on 'Computer.' Windows Movie Maker's minimum system requirements are a 600 megahertz processor, 128 MB of RAM, two GB of hard drive space, and Windows 98 or later.
7. Perform a disk defragment. Click on the 'Start' button and select 'All Programs' or 'Programs.' Find 'System Tools' in the 'Accessories' folder. Scroll down the list and locate 'Disk Defragmenter.' Choose the drive you want defragmented and start the process. This may take a few minutes or a few hours, depending on the hard drive.
8. Fix registry errors. Windows registry needs to be scanned and fixed at least once a month. Free programs are available that will scan and fix registry errors for you, like Glary Utilities and Spotmau.
9. Scan your computer for viruses, spyware and malware. These programs can slow down computers and eat away at the memory, causing Movie Maker to present memory errors.
10. Uninstall and reinstall the program. Viruses and other computer problems can corrupt .DLL files and other files needed to run Movie Maker. Reinstalling it will put these files back on the computer.

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How to Fix Shockwave Flash

1. Exit all programs. Click 'Start' and open the 'Control Panel.' Double-click 'Uninstall a Program' or 'Add/Remove Programs,' depending on your operating system.
2. Locate and uninstall the Shockwave Player. Follow the on-screen prompts to finish the process.
3. Download and install the Flash Player removal tool (see Resources). Open the software and follow the on-screen prompts to complete the removal. Reboot your system.
4. Download and reinstall the Flash Player and Shockwave Player (see Resources).

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How to Repair Windows XP System32

1. Put your XP disc into your computer's disc drive.
2. Click on 'Start' and then click on 'All Programs.'
3. Click on 'Accessories' and then click on 'Command Prompt.'
4. Type 'sfc /scannow' into the command prompt and press 'Enter.' The computer automatically performs a scan of the system files on your computer and replaces those that are corrupted or missing, fixing your System32 folder.

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How to Troubleshoot Msgina.dll Problems

1. Click 'Restart' in the 'Logon User Interface DLL Msgina.dll failed to load' window.
2. Press 'F8' as your computer restarts until the 'Windows Advanced Options' menu appears.
3. Select 'Last Known Good Configuration' using the arrow keys on your keyboard and press 'Enter.'
4. Download the MS04-003 security update installer from Microsoft (see Resources). Click 'Download the Update' on the webpage.
5. Open a Command Prompt window by clicking 'Start,' 'All Programs,' 'Accessories' and 'Command Prompt.'
6. Navigate to the directory containing the downloaded security update file by typing 'cd' followed by the name of the directory into the Command Prompt window and pressing 'Enter.' For example, if you downloaded it to the desktop, type 'cd Desktop' and press 'Enter.'
7. Install the security update using a different, unencrypted temporary files folder by typing 'ENU_Q832483_MDAC_x86.EXE /T:C:\alternate_temp' into the Command Prompt window and pressing 'Enter.' The installer completes normally using the alternate temporary file location.

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How to Remove Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime

1. Click the Windows Start button and select 'Search' and then select 'Files or Folders.' This opens a window where you can enter a file to find on your computer.
2. Enter 'MSVCRT(D).dll' into the search text box and press 'Enter.' This will display all instances of the file located on your hard drive.
3. Click each file and then press the 'Delete' key. This deletes the Visual C++ runtime file from your system.

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How to Install a Plugin Active X Windows Media Player

1. Download the Windows Media Player ActiveX plug-in from Microsoft's website.
2. Close all other browser windows before installing.
3. Double-click the 'wmpfirefoxplugin.exe' file you just downloaded and click 'Next' to begin the installation.
4. Agree to the Terms of Service by checking the box. Click 'Next' to continue.
5. Click 'Install' to complete the installation. If you still have browser windows open, you will need to close all browser windows and open a new one for the plug-in to work.

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How to Register Mswinsck.ocx in Vista

1. Download the Mswinsck.ocx file from OCXDump, NoDevice, or AFreeOCX (see Resources). Save the file to the desktop.
2. Click the "Start" button, and then click "Computer." Double-click the "Local Disk C:" icon, the "Windows" folder and the "System32" folder.
3. Drag the Mswinsck.ocx file from the desktop to the "System32" folder. If Windows prompts you for permission to modify the folder, click "Continue." Close the Windows Explorer window when the process is complete.
4. Click the "Start" button, and type "regsvr32 mswinsck.ocx" without quotation marks in the search box at the bottom of the Start menu. Press "Enter." Windows should display a message explaining that the file was successfully registered.

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How to Install the Adobe Reader Customization Wizard

1. Download the 'CustWiz1000_en_US.exe' file from Adobe.com. Click the 'Download Now' button. An alert box offers a 'Run' or 'Save' option. The 'Run' option prompts the file to install automatically, while the 'Save' option saves a file on to the computer hard drive.
2. Click the 'Save' button. Saving the file keeps it available in case there is an error requiring re-installation of the Customization Wizard.
3. Open the folder which contains the file. Double click 'CustWiz1000_en_US.exe' to start the installation program. Click 'Run' when the pop-up option opens.
4. Click 'Next' when the Windows installation wizard begins, and then click the 'I accept the terms in the license agreement' radio button when the End User License Agreement page appears. Click 'Next' again.
5. Click 'Next' in the following window to assign the program files to the default folder. Note the location of the files for troubleshooting purposes, in the case of an installation error.
6. Select 'Yes' when the Windows alert box pops up to ask for permission to make changes to the hard drive. Click 'Next' again.
7. Click 'Finish' to complete installation.

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How to Remove the quot;Internet Explorer Has to Closequot; Dialogue Box

1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. Click 'Tools' and 'Internet Options.'
3. Click the 'Advanced' tab and check the box next to 'Disable Script Debugging (Internet Explorer)' and 'Disable Script Debugging (Other).'
4. Click 'OK' and restart your computer. The 'Internet Explorer Has to Close' dialog box should no longer appear.

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How to Fix a PC#039;s Registry for Free

1. Open your Web browser. Go to an authoritative computer news and/or software download Website, such as PC World, CNET Downloads, Softpedia and PCMag.com. These types of Websites list software in all types of genres that are typically spyware- and virus-free. Some computer magazine editors, such as those from PC World and PCMag.com, also try and professionally review much of the software listed. Click on the 'Downloads' section of the site. Navigate to the 'Utilities,' 'System Resources' or 'Registry' category of software downloads. Or, type key words into the site's search box, such as 'fix registry.'
2. Look at the list of registry software programs that the computer downloads Website generates. Examples of free registry fix programs you can find include Eusing's Free Registry Cleaner, ChemTable's Registry Life, Glarysoft's Registry Repair and IOBit's IOBit Toolbox. Click on the names of the software programs to review details of the software and read about the types of registry problems or errors that it fixes. Look at the 'license' type or the 'price' details to make sure the software is listed as 'free' or 'freeware.' Find the operating systems listed to make sure the software is compatible with your system.
3. Click the 'Download' link for the registry software. Save the program to your computer's hard drive. Open the registry program's installation file to install the software on your computer.
4. Double-click the installed registry software program to open and launch the program. Click the 'Scan registry,' 'Registry cleanup' button or other similarly labeled button that the program uses to scan your registry for problems. Wait for the software while it scans the Windows registry files.
5. Review the results and problems with the registry that your software finds and lists. Examples of problems and errors that registry-fixer programs typically search for and find include problems with file type associations, problems with application settings and invalid files and folders. Click the 'Repair' or 'Fix' button and wait while the software automatically fixes the selected registry entries and problems. Close the registry software program.

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How to Manually Register DLL Files

1. Navigate to the DLL file location using Windows Explorer and then copy the file path in the address field.
2. Go to the 'Start' menu and click 'Run.' (Type 'Run' and hit 'Enter' after clicking on 'Start' in Windows Vista and 7.)
3. Type 'regsvr32 '<path>\FileName.dll'' and hit 'Enter' to register the file. <path> stands for the DLL file location's path on your hard drive that you copied in the first step. For example, 'regsvr32 'C:\Windows\System32\FileName.dll'.'
4. Click on 'OK' in the pop-up window that confirms registration of the DLL file.

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How to Fix Duplicate Shockwave Flash Player in Firefox

Removing Adobe DLM
1. Open the Firefox Internet browser.
2. Click 'Tools' in the upper left part of the window.
3. Click 'Add-ons' and a new window will pop up.
4. Click the 'Extensions' tab.
5. Find the extension titled 'Adobe DLM.'
6. Click 'Uninstall.'
7. Restart Firefox.
8. Install the Adobe Flash Player by downloading the software in the link located under 'Resources.'
9. Verify that there is only one Shockwave flash plugin by returning to the 'Plugins' list under 'Tools' > 'Add-ons.'
If There Are Still Duplicate Flash Players
10. Exit Firefox.
11. Find the Firefox plugin directory. This is normally located under 'C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins'.
12. Find the file named npswf32.dll and delete it.
If There is Still an Issue
13. Download the Adobe Uninstaller in the second link listed under 'Resources.'
14. Exit all applications.
15. Run the uninstaller and wait for the process to complete. Be sure to remove all Shockwave and flash applications.
16. Restart your computer.
17. Reinstall the Adobe Shockwave player using the file you downloaded in Section 1: Step 8.

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