Ken,

According to my system, (WinME) the file belongs in the \Windows\System folder. Microsoft has some
info on how to solve this problem here:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=KB;en-us;q243431

They basically suggest replacing the file with a known good copy. If your copy is corrupt, just type
msnp32.dll
into any search engine and you'll find a site to download the file. hth

Al Thompson


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----- Edited for brevity -----
From: "Kenneth Vickery"
Subject: [PCSOFT] Where does it go?


> Setting up a new computer but still using Windows 98SE
> Problem: on boot up the computer stops and gives me the message:
>
> "Unable to load the dynamic link library:
> msnp32.dll
> The system cannot find the file specified.
> Some of all of the following feature is not available:
> Microsoft Network"
> So, where is this msnp32.dll  supposed to go to be found?
> If it is not even needed, where do I go to remove the call up of this dll?
>
> Help!
> TIA and Merry Christmas!
> Ken

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