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Old September 13th 06, 05:51 PM posted to microsoft.public.win98.apps
Dan Beercan
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Default windows based programs will not open from desktop or tool

I have windows SE on my old Celeron. I think someone in the house tried to
uninstall a program and that deleted or corrupted some .dll files. When I try
to open IE, I get a blank screen and can't connect to websites. When I open
programs I get a message relating to "OLEAUT32.DLL" can't open. Other
programs like Limewire can open an operate no problem

Is there any way I can recover or fix this program?
 




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