How to fix Res Ieframe.dll DNS Error

1. Reboot your computer. Sometimes error messages are temporary and a reboot can fix the problem.
2. Update Internet Explorer. As of October 2010, Internet Explorer is on version 8. Updates will patch security holes and potentially fix older software issues. Windows 7 ships with Internet Explorer 8, but if you are using Windows XP or older you can download Explorer 8 by visiting Microsoft's website. (See Resources.)
3. Check your router or home networking equipment. Power cycle your modem or router by unplugging it for 30 seconds and then plugging it back in. If the error was caused by your network, power cycling should fix it.
4. Disable security protections and add-ons. Internet Explorer is filled with malware protections, security levels and other plug-ins that incorporate it into the Windows operating system. Any one of these could cause several errors. Try going through and disabling settings one by one to see if the error goes away.
5. Install any recent Windows updates. A computer behind in Microsoft updates is less secure and more likely to experience problems. Update Windows XP by visiting updates.microsoft.com if you have no Service Packs installed, or you can use Microsoft Update by going to the Start menu in the lower-left corner of the screen, selecting 'Programs,' and then opening 'Windows Update' under the 'Accessories' folder.
6. Use a different browser if possible. Internet Explorer has a lot of problems displaying websites according to Web design standards and is generally the main target of malware attacks. Using a different browser, such as Firefox or Google Chrome, will eliminate Internet Explorer specific errors and could improve your browsing experience.

Read more ►

How to Remove DLL Files

1. Click on the 'Start' menu and then click on the 'Find' tab. Type the DLL file that you want to delete into the 'Find' box.
2. Click on the 'Search' tab. Right click on the DLL file that you want to delete and click the 'Delete' tab from the menu that appears.
3. Scroll over to your desktop and right click on the 'Trash Can'. Click on the 'Empty Trash Can' button to delete the DLL file completely.
4. Scroll over to your desktop and right click on the 'Trash Can'. Click on the 'Empty Trash Can' button to delete the file completely.

Read more ►

How to Register Msinet.ocx

1. Click the 'Start' menu, click 'Accessories' and then click 'Run.'
2. Type 'Regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32/Msinet.ocx' into the dialog box.
3. Press 'Enter' to register Msinet.ocx.

Read more ►

Office 2007 Upgrade mapi32.Dll Errors When Launching Outlook

1. Click 'Start.' This is the circular button with the Windows logo.
2. Click 'Computer' and go to the C drive.
3. Navigate to 'Program Files,' then 'Common Files,' then 'System,' then 'MSMAPI' and then the '1033' folder.
4. Right-click the file 'Msmapi32.dll' and click 'Rename.'
5. Rename the file as 'Msmapi32.old.' This serves as a backup of the file.
6. Start Microsoft Outlook. When Outlook is started, one of the files it looks for is the 'Msmapi32.dll.' If Microsoft Outlook does not find the file, it repairs itself and recreates the file that's compatible with the current Outlook version. The error should no longer occur after this.

Read more ►

How to Fix a Rundll Exception Error

1. Download the free RunDLL error correction software (see Resources). This program checks the registry for registry errors and replaces values and the Rundll file if necessary.
2. Double-click the downloaded file. The file is a self-extracting zip file, so the executable file is in the archive.
3. Double-click the executable file. A program runs that asks for you to run a scan of the registry. Click 'Scan' to check the registry for errors.
4. Select 'Fix' to clean the registry and restore RunDLL. The changes in the registry do not take effect until you reboot the computer.

Read more ►

How to Fix the Runtime Error 53 Aprvmsoaddin.dll

1. Click 'Start' and then click 'All Programs.'
2. Click on 'Accessories' and then right click 'Command Prompt.'
3. Click 'Run as administrator' and then type your administrator password into the box that appears.
4. Press 'Enter' to access the command prompt.
5. Type 'sfc /scannow' into the command prompt and press the 'Enter' button.
6. Wait for the system to scan your files and repair them accordingly.
7. Restart your computer.

Read more ►

How to Manually Register DLL in Windows Vista

Register DLL and Executable Files Manually
1. Know the path and file names of the files you wish to register.
2. Click 'Run' from the Start menu.
3. Type the following into the field provided: regsvr32 '[path]\NameOfFile.extension'. [path] is the directory where the file is located. For example: C:\ The extension will be .dll
4. Look for the dialog box that says 'DLL Register Server in C:\Program Files/Common Files/Microsoft Shared/MSI Tools/mergemod.dll succeeded.' Click 'OK.' Your file is successfully registered.
5. Type '[path]\NameOfFile.exe' /REGSERVER' to register an executable file.
6. Launch the program manually if it does not launch automatically, in order to check and see if the registration was successful. Remember that without certain files attached to the registry, the program will not run successfully on Windows Vista.

Read more ►

How to Clean Out Your Computer for Free

1. Download AVG Antivirus at free.avg.com and install.
2. Launch your program after it has installed and click 'Computer Scanner' on the left tab. Click 'Change Scan Settings' under 'Scan Whole Computer.'
3. Place a check on each of the options in the settings window and click 'Scan' to track viruses, worms, trojans, tracking cookies, and other malicious parasites.
4. Click 'Warnings' tab when the scan is complete and click 'Remove Selected Infections.' Click the 'Infections' tab and click all the files in this tab. Click 'Remove Selected Infections.' Close AVG.
5. Download CCleaner at ccleaner.com and install.
6. Launch your program after it has installed and click the 'Registry' button on the left panel. Click 'Scan for Issues.' CCleaner will scan the registry for errors, missing dll files, and left over values from uninstalled programs.
7. Click 'Fix Selected Issues' when the scan is complete and click 'Yes' to backup and save the registry. Click 'Fix All Selected Issues' and click 'OK' to remove the left over values and repair missing files and registry errors.

Read more ►

How to Replace ActiveX

1. Reset system files that may have been misconfigured. There are several reasons for ActiveX problems. The first is that sometimes a third-party has installed a malicious Active-X control. Other times, you accidentally uninstall an important ActiveX component. Also, in some cases, registry keys can become invalid. To reset a system click 'Start.' Then, choose 'Run.' Put in the code 'regsvr32 msxml3.dll' and click 'OK.' Close all applications. Then, reopen everything as you wish.
2. Visit support.microsoft.com and search for the error code you encountered. Most often, Microsoft has a solution for ActiveX errors. Sometimes, your computer also needs to be updated.
3. Restart your computer no matter what. After your computer has restarted, check Windows for updates. Windows should automatically reinstall the damaged ActiveX control.

Read more ►

How to Insert a Picture, Graph, or Microsoft Office Document into an Access Database

Create an OLE Object Datatype Field
1. Open a table in Design view.
2. Click in the field that you want to use for the 'objects,' as they are called. If necessary, create a new field.
3. Name your field.
4. Click in the box to the immediate right of the field name you just created. A small arrow appears to the right hand side.
5. Click in the arrow to receive a list of menu choices.
6. Select OLE Object.
7. Save your table.
Create a New Object to Insert in the OLE Object Datatype Field
8. After creating your OLE Object field, change to Datasheet view.
9. Locate the OLE Object field where you want your picture or other object to go.
10. With the cursor in the field, open the Insert menu and select Object.
11. From the window that appears, click on Create a New Object.
12. Select the object type in the Type window that appears. (chart, bitmap image, video clip, Word document and so on.)
13. To display the object as a clickable icon that will launch the file, put a check besides Display as Icon. If you want the text name of the object type to appear instead, leave the icon checkbox blank.
14. Click OK.
15. The software application will open. Create the file you want to insert in the database.
16. When your object file is complete, go to the File menu and select Exit and Return to 'Your Table' (your table will be named).
17. Return to the table to see that an icon or text entry now appears in the field you used. Click on that entry to launch the object you just created.
Insert an Existing File as the OLE Object
18. Follow steps 1, 2, and 3 from the instructions above.
19. Put a checkmark beside Create Object from Existing File.
20. Click on the Browse button, then move through the folders and files on your disk until you find the one that you want to use. Select that file.
21. Click Open.
22. Now you must decide whether to embed the file or whether to link to the file. If you link, you can make changes to the linked file and those changes will be reflected in your database object. If you do not link, the embedded object will not reflect future changes that you make.
23. Click in the Icon checkbox if you want an icon to appear in your data field. If you prefer the text name instead of the icon, leave the Icon checkbox blank.
24. Click OK.

Read more ►

How to Replace Browseui.dll After SP3

1. Restart your computer. At the first boot screen, press 'F8' to open the 'Windows Advanced Options' menu.
2. Press the arrow keys to select the 'Safe Mode with Command Prompt' option, then press the 'Enter' key. Select your operating system when the boot screen appears again.
3. Place the Windows XP installation CD in the computer's CD/DVD drive.
4. Type '%Windir%\System32' at the command prompt and press 'Enter.' Rename the original 'browseui.dll' file by typing 'ren browseui.dll browseui.bak' at the command prompt. Press 'Enter.'
5. Type 'D:' at the command prompt to switch to the CD/DVD drive. Replace 'D:' with the drive letter for the drive if it is a different drive. At the command prompt, type 'cd i386' to switch to the installation folder on the installation CD.
6. Type 'expand Browseui.dl_ %Windir%\System32\Browseui.dll' at the command prompt to replace the original file with a fresh copy from the installation CD. Press 'Enter.'
7. Press the 'Ctrl + Alt + Del,' then tab to 'Shutdown.' Press the arrow keys to select 'Restart' and press 'Enter' to restart your computer.

Read more ►

How to Reinstall Rasman Service

1. Browse to a website that has the RASMAN.dll file available for download, such as DllDump, DriversKit or DLL4Free. Download the file and save it to the C:\Windows\System32 folder.
2. Click the 'Start' icon, type 'regsvr32 c:\windows\system 32 rasman.dll' (without the quotation marks) in the 'Search' box, then press the 'Enter' key.
3. Wait for Windows to register the RASMAN.dll file, then reboot the computer when prompted to do so.

Read more ►

How to Repair RES Mcshield.dll Error Messages

1. Reboot the computer. Press 'F8' at the boot screen and wait for the advanced boot options to load.
2. Load the 'Safe mode with Networking' option.
3. Navigate to the DLL Error website and download the mcshield.dll file. Save it to your desktop and unzip the file.
4. Press the Windows key, and open the 'My Computer' or 'Computer' folder.
5. Click on the 'C' drive, then 'Windows', and last 'System32.'
6. Drag the mcshield.dll from the desktop to the System32 folder. Choose 'Yes' to replace the old, damaged file.

Read more ►

How to Fix a Rundll Error

1. Click on the 'Windows Start Menu.'
2. Type 'regedit' into the 'Search Programs and Files' box, or if you are using a version of Windows prior to Vista, click on 'Run' and then type 'regedit' into the Run box and click 'OK.' The Registry Editor opens.
3. Click on 'Edit' and then 'Find.'
4. Type 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Currentversion/Run' into the box and click 'Find Next.' Alternatively, you can navigate to the registry path in the left pane of the Registry Editor.
5. Right-click on 'WildTangent CDA' in the right pane of the Registry Editor and select 'Delete' from the context menu that appears.
6. Close the Registry Editor and restart your computer.

Read more ►

How to Remove Unused DLL Files From WinXP

1. Click 'Start' and then choose 'Run' from the menu. Type in 'cmd' at the 'Open' dialog. Click 'OK' to start a Command Prompt window.
2. Navigate to the directory where the DLL file is located using the 'cd' command. Type 'cd' followed by the name of the directory you want to open ('cd Windows\system32,' for instance). Most DLL files in Windows XP are located in the Windows system folder (usually C:\Windows\system32).
3. Enter the command 'regsvr32 /u file.dll,' where 'file' is the name of the DLL file you want to unregister. Press 'Enter.' Wait for the operating system to confirm that the unregistration was successful.
4. Open 'My Computer.' Navigate to the folder where the DLL file is located. Click on the DLL file you want to remove. Press the 'Delete' key and confirm that you really want to delete the file.
5. Restart Windows to make sure that all changes are put into effect.

Read more ►