IE6 repair help

I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.

Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.

Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.

Thanks

Henry

Have you been to MS Update since you used the CD?

--=20

Brian A.

Conflicts start where information lacks.
http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


wrote in message ...
I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.
=20
Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.=20
=20
Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:
=20
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
=20
Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do =
the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.
=20
Thanks
=20
Henry

I guess, first... "START button, Windows Update"..., & see whether a
cumulative IE critical is offered. I would think it well may be, as they
did continue to proliferate after that "Security Update CD" came & went.

After that, can you do the IE Repair?


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

wrote in message ...
| I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS
and
| after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.
|
| Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
| shutdown.
|
| Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
| the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
| 6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
| fixing IE6 I got a message that said:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
| upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do
the
| IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.
|
| Thanks
|
| Henry

Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.

Other than registering files that should already be registered
the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
actually get replaced with new ones.

No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
Pretty sure they will the second though.

wrote in message ...
I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.

Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.

Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.

Thanks

Henry

I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I tried
to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
correct version, IE6 fix
will not work.

Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
somewhere else and put them
in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?

Henry

Lee wrote:

Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.

Other than registering files that should already be registered
the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
actually get replaced with new ones.

No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
Pretty sure they will the second though.

wrote in message ...
I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.

Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.

Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.

Thanks

Henry

Try an overinstall:

First, close *everything* via CTRL+ALT+DEL except Windows Explorer (includes
your AV program, Scheduled Tasks, Screensaver, and going offline).
StartRunIE6Setup.exe. Select Minimal - Custom; Select all the parts you
use, including OE (but none you didn't originally download) and overinstall.
Should take about 2 minutes. Reboot the computer.

Now, with AV and all other running processes still closed, check in at
Windows Update for additional updates and patches you may need.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)

wrote:
I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I tried
to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
correct version, IE6 fix
will not work.

Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
somewhere else and put them
in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?

Henry

Lee wrote:

Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.

Other than registering files that should already be registered
the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
actually get replaced with new ones.

No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
Pretty sure they will the second though.

wrote in message ...
I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.

Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.

Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.

Thanks

Henry

Do you want me to run the IE6Setup.exe from the original installation or
from the SP1 CD? I did the latter with no difference. When I go to
the Windows Update I get a couple of security patches that I need for
IE6, but they say nothing about the files that I have that are the wrong
version.

Henry


PA Bear wrote:

Try an overinstall:

First, close *everything* via CTRL+ALT+DEL except Windows Explorer (includes
your AV program, Scheduled Tasks, Screensaver, and going offline).
StartRunIE6Setup.exe. Select Minimal - Custom; Select all the parts you
use, including OE (but none you didn't originally download) and overinstall.
Should take about 2 minutes. Reboot the computer.

Now, with AV and all other running processes still closed, check in at
Windows Update for additional updates and patches you may need.
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE)

wrote:
I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I tried
to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
correct version, IE6 fix
will not work.

Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
somewhere else and put them
in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?

Henry

Lee wrote:

Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.

Other than registering files that should already be registered
the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
actually get replaced with new ones.

No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
Pretty sure they will the second though.

wrote in message ...
I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my OS and
after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.

Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
shutdown.

Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried using
the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I tried
fixing IE6 I got a message that said:

ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100
ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
greater than 6.0.2800.1100

Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to do the
IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.

Thanks

Henry

I would think an over-install of IE should do it. Best stick with Bear a
bit really, BUT...

The following article does mention all three of your misbehaving files.
Perhaps IE6 (like IE5 in the article) could NOT properly upgrade you
from IE4.

• "Module Webcheck.dll" Error Message When Opening My Computer or After
Internet Explorer Upgrade
(250841) - When you double-click My Computer from the desktop, or after
you upgrade to Internet Explorer 5 or Internet Explorer 5.01 while
sitting idle at the desktop, you may receive one of the following error
messages: IEXPLORE caused a General Protection...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;250841

Note, it is still true, as the article states...
"The Licmgr10.dll, Pngfilt.dll and Jsproxy.dll files are located in the
Advauth.cab file."
....for IE6, as it was of IE5. Do you know how to Extract them? SFC may
do it.


--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

wrote in message ...
| I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I
tried
| to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
| correct version, IE6 fix
| will not work.
|
| Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
| somewhere else and put them
| in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?
|
| Henry
|
| Lee wrote:
|
| Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
| Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
| the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
| Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
| folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
| reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
| of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
| all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
| rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
| if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.
|
| Other than registering files that should already be registered
| the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
| minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
| reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
| actually get replaced with new ones.
|
| No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
| Pretty sure they will the second though.
|
| wrote in message ...
| I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my
OS and
| after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.
|
| Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
| shutdown.
|
| Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried
using
| the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
| 6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I
tried
| fixing IE6 I got a message that said:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
| upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to
do the
| IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.
|
| Thanks
|
| Henry

I extracted them from my original Win98 install in C:\Windows\Cabs to a
temporary directory and they were all version 5.xxxx so that won't
help.

I next extracted them from the Update CD from Microsoft to a temporary
directory and they are all version 6.0.2800.1106 just like they are
supposed to be. This is the same CD I used to upgrade IE6, so why
didn't they get put in place? Is it safe to extract them to their
proper place?

Henry




PCR wrote:

I would think an over-install of IE should do it. Best stick with Bear a
bit really, BUT...

The following article does mention all three of your misbehaving files.
Perhaps IE6 (like IE5 in the article) could NOT properly upgrade you
from IE4.

• "Module Webcheck.dll" Error Message When Opening My Computer or After
Internet Explorer Upgrade
(250841) - When you double-click My Computer from the desktop, or after
you upgrade to Internet Explorer 5 or Internet Explorer 5.01 while
sitting idle at the desktop, you may receive one of the following error
messages: IEXPLORE caused a General Protection...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;250841

Note, it is still true, as the article states...
"The Licmgr10.dll, Pngfilt.dll and Jsproxy.dll files are located in the
Advauth.cab file."
...for IE6, as it was of IE5. Do you know how to Extract them? SFC may
do it.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

wrote in message ...
| I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I
tried
| to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
| correct version, IE6 fix
| will not work.
|
| Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
| somewhere else and put them
| in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?
|
| Henry
|
| Lee wrote:
|
| Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
| Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
| the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
| Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
| folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
| reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
| of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
| all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
| rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
| if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.
|
| Other than registering files that should already be registered
| the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
| minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
| reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
| actually get replaced with new ones.
|
| No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
| Pretty sure they will the second though.
|
| wrote in message ...
| I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my
OS and
| after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.
|
| Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
| shutdown.
|
| Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried
using
| the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
| 6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I
tried
| fixing IE6 I got a message that said:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
| upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to
do the
| IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.
|
| Thanks
|
| Henry

wrote in message ...
I extracted them from my original Win98 install in C:\Windows\Cabs to a
temporary directory and they were all version 5.xxxx so that won't
help.

I next extracted them from the Update CD from Microsoft to a temporary
directory and they are all version 6.0.2800.1106 just like they are
supposed to be. This is the same CD I used to upgrade IE6, so why
didn't they get put in place?

The usual answer to that is that the files were in use,
therefore Windows could not replace them.

Is it safe to extract them to their proper place?

Absolutely. But it won't hurt to save the old ones first.



Henry




PCR wrote:

I would think an over-install of IE should do it. Best stick with Bear a
bit really, BUT...

The following article does mention all three of your misbehaving files.
Perhaps IE6 (like IE5 in the article) could NOT properly upgrade you
from IE4.

. "Module Webcheck.dll" Error Message When Opening My Computer or After
Internet Explorer Upgrade
(250841) - When you double-click My Computer from the desktop, or after
you upgrade to Internet Explorer 5 or Internet Explorer 5.01 while
sitting idle at the desktop, you may receive one of the following error
messages: IEXPLORE caused a General Protection...
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;250841

Note, it is still true, as the article states...
"The Licmgr10.dll, Pngfilt.dll and Jsproxy.dll files are located in the
Advauth.cab file."
...for IE6, as it was of IE5. Do you know how to Extract them? SFC may
do it.

--
Thanks or Good Luck,
There may be humor in this post, and,
Naturally, you will not sue,
should things get worse after this,
PCR

wrote in message ...
| I did exactly what you said but the results were the same. When I
tried
| to do a fix on IE6 I got the same error message:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Something is keeping those files from being up-dated and without the
| correct version, IE6 fix
| will not work.
|
| Do you have any other ideas? Should I try and get those versions
| somewhere else and put them
| in place of the older versions, or would that really screw things up?
|
| Henry
|
| Lee wrote:
|
| Drop the Security CD into the CDROM drive while holding down
| Shift key until CD spins up which will prevent autorun.inf on
| the CD from running and give you access to the CD from Windows
| Explorer. Navigate to CDROM:\Content\Win9x\common\IE6SP1
| folder and double click on ie6setup.exe to start the
| reinstallation of ie 6.00 SP1. Be sure to check all the boxes
| of all the previously installed goodies that come with ie or it's
| all a waste of time. When the process is complete and you have
| rebooted, you should now be able to pass the ie repair 'test'
| if you'll let me call it that since that what it is primarily.
|
| Other than registering files that should already be registered
| the ie repair thing only verifies that some files are at a
| minimum version for that ie version and service pack level. A
| reinstall of ie is always far superior to the repair as files
| actually get replaced with new ones.
|
| No idea why those files didn't make it the first time around.
| Pretty sure they will the second though.
|
| wrote in message ...
| I used the Microsoft Upgrade CD from last Feburary to upgrade my
OS and
| after the upgrade I got a message that IE was upgraded.
|
| Lately, I've been having problems with Windows Explorer hanging on
| shutdown.
|
| Knowing that Windows Explorer and IE6 are tied together, I tried
using
| the "fix IE6" in Add Remove Programs. I have Internet Explorer
| 6.0.2800.1106IS and Internet Explorer Q828750 installed. When I
tried
| fixing IE6 I got a message that said:
|
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file licmgr10.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file pngfilt.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
| ver 6.0.2600.0 of file jsproxy.dll exists but the ver needs to be
| greater than 6.0.2800.1100
|
| Does anyone know why these files didn't get upgraded with the CD
| upgrade, and further, how I can upgrade these files? I'd like to
do the
| IE6 fix to see if that helps my Windows Explorer problem.
|
| Thanks
|
| Henry