As far as I was able to tell the file in question is related to MS 
Messenger and I do not use Messenger.I would rename the existing file by 
using ".old" in place of ".dll". If the file is really corrupt, it 
should not differ from what you have now except the error message will 
likely change from a "corrupt file" to a "missing file". Then you can 
move the new file into the folder with the old file and see if it fixes 
your problem.

The version #'s for your old (corrupt?) file and the one you found seem 
to be the same - 5.1.2600.1106.

I hope this works for you. If it does not, put things back the way they 
were and let us know. Somebody else will probably be able to help you.

Tom Mayer


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> Tom  Mayer -
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> yes ty but i may have a problem i am now using some XP version of this file 
> (?) and i   don t know how it got here ( 5.1.2600.1106(xpspl.020828-1920) and i 
> am using w98se so that doesn t seem right, so whats the right version - i 
> just came across version  5.1.2600.1106 is that ok ?   - thanks
>
> Robert Jones - [log in to unmask]
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