IE search dialog gives "automation server can't create object" err

Hi Everyone,
Whenever I use the find dialog in IE in a webpage I get the error dialog
saying "An error has occurred in this dialog, error: 49 Automation server
can't create object". I have IE 6 running under W98 SE. I think it is due
to some missing dll file . I did remove some dll files I thought I didn't need
as I have a small hard drive. WIll appreciate anyone helping me find which
dll file, or what the real cause of the problem is. Thanks in advance.


Oniket

"Oniket" wrote in message
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Hi Everyone,
Whenever I use the find dialog in IE in a webpage I get the error dialog
saying "An error has occurred in this dialog, error: 49 Automation server
can't create object". I have IE 6 running under W98 SE. I think it is due
to some missing dll file . I did remove some dll files I thought I didn't
need
as I have a small hard drive. WIll appreciate anyone helping me find
which
dll file, or what the real cause of the problem is. Thanks in advance.

As you have a small hard drive, I expect that it will be a waste
of time asking you to check the Recycle Bin.

You could try running SFC

Before clicking Start to run the Sytem File Checker,
which would check for Altered files, click the Settings button.

Down at the bottom of the panel, there is an option
to also check for Deleted files. Enable it.

I would NOT enable the check for Changed files.

You (and everybody else) can get into BIG trouble,
very very quickly, with that puppy.

"Hugh Candlin" wrote:


"Oniket" wrote in message
...
Hi Everyone,
Whenever I use the find dialog in IE in a webpage I get the error dialog
saying "An error has occurred in this dialog, error: 49 Automation server
can't create object". I have IE 6 running under W98 SE. I think it is due
to some missing dll file . I did remove some dll files I thought I didn't
need
as I have a small hard drive. WIll appreciate anyone helping me find
which
dll file, or what the real cause of the problem is. Thanks in advance.

As you have a small hard drive, I expect that it will be a waste
of time asking you to check the Recycle Bin.

You could try running SFC

Before clicking Start to run the Sytem File Checker,
which would check for Altered files, click the Settings button.

Down at the bottom of the panel, there is an option
to also check for Deleted files. Enable it.

I would NOT enable the check for Changed files.

You (and everybody else) can get into BIG trouble,
very very quickly, with that puppy.



Thanks for the suggestion. I did exactly as suggested but no soap. I know
I had deleted more than a dozen dll files, but SFC only reported that two dll
files were missing (rpcltc3.dll and rpclts3.dll) which I did't delete anyway.
Thhe problem didn't go away after the SFC check. Any other suggestion? Thanks

Oniket

"Oniket" wrote in message
...

"Hugh Candlin" wrote:


"Oniket" wrote in message
...
Hi Everyone,
Whenever I use the find dialog in IE in a webpage I get the error
dialog
saying "An error has occurred in this dialog, error: 49 Automation
server
can't create object". I have IE 6 running under W98 SE. I think it is
due
to some missing dll file . I did remove some dll files I thought I
didn't
need
as I have a small hard drive. WIll appreciate anyone helping me find
which
dll file, or what the real cause of the problem is. Thanks in advance.

As you have a small hard drive, I expect that it will be a waste
of time asking you to check the Recycle Bin.

You could try running SFC

Before clicking Start to run the Sytem File Checker,
which would check for Altered files, click the Settings button.

Down at the bottom of the panel, there is an option
to also check for Deleted files. Enable it.

I would NOT enable the check for Changed files.

You (and everybody else) can get into BIG trouble,
very very quickly, with that puppy.



Thanks for the suggestion. I did exactly as suggested but no soap. I
know
I had deleted more than a dozen dll files, but SFC only reported that two
dll
files were missing (rpcltc3.dll and rpclts3.dll) which I did't delete
anyway.
Thhe problem didn't go away after the SFC check. Any other suggestion?
Thanks

Run MSINFO32, click on Tools and run the
Internet Explorer Repair Tool

You could also try running DXDIAG and running
all the tests to see if anything causes a hiccup there.