MSVCP60.DLL

When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

What program is opening at Windows startup, that is looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with MS Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall it, or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program is
looking for the file - this computer does not have office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it. Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my other
computer. They each had the same byte size but different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of these and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.

I have but one copy, in my Windows\System folder.
In the system on am on right now, I have
MSVCP60.DLL 6.00.8972.0 October 03, 2002 392KB
Go by the version number, not the date....higher number, newer file.

Sure, copy one of those to your machine, into the Windows\System folder, and see if
it helps.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in message
...
Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program is
looking for the file - this computer does not have office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it. Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my other
computer. They each had the same byte size but different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of these and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.

Thanks Glen- It worked like a champ! I did have one other
question for you. I am actually fixing this computer for
my Mom. I noticed when I shut down the computer, the
monitor remains on and a blank greyish/black screen
appears which I guess means the monitor is no longer
receiving a video signal (although the monitor indicator
light remains green), but the computer does not actually
power down. I press the computer power switch and the
computer powers down and the monitor indicator light goes
from green to yellow. I called my mom and queried her on
how it used to shut down and she said it gave her the "It
is now safe to shut down your computer screen" upon
shutdown, then she pushed the power switch. I powered up
and down several times and never got a shut down error or
scan disk on start up so I assume it is operating okay.
Why is it no longer showing the "It is now safe to shut
down your computer screen?" (Keep in mind the hard drive
was changed out but its the same motherboard and the old
OS was Windows 98 also).Do you think there is an
underlying problem I need to address or just let a
sleeping computer lie?

Thanks again for all your help!!!!!
Nancy
-----Original Message-----
I have but one copy, in my Windows\System folder.
In the system on am on right now, I have
MSVCP60.DLL 6.00.8972.0 October 03, 2002 392KB
Go by the version number, not the date....higher number,
newer file.

Sure, copy one of those to your machine, into the
Windows\System folder, and see if
it helps.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program is
looking for the file - this computer does not have
office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and
they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used
hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it.
Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my
other
computer. They each had the same byte size but different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of these
and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall
it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error
message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.


.

That screen is actually a bitmap image contained in a file named LOGOS.SYS, in the
Windows folder. See if the file is there...if it isn't, that's the problem.
Even if it is there, it may be corrupted. Extract a new copy from the Windows CD
(or the .cab file location on the hard drive), to the Windows folder, using the
"Extract one file" option of System File Checker (SFC).

See here for details:
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#1pp
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#2pp

HOW TO: Extract Original Compressed Windows Files:
http://support.microsoft.com/default...EN-US;129605#5
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in message
...
Thanks Glen- It worked like a champ! I did have one other
question for you. I am actually fixing this computer for
my Mom. I noticed when I shut down the computer, the
monitor remains on and a blank greyish/black screen
appears which I guess means the monitor is no longer
receiving a video signal (although the monitor indicator
light remains green), but the computer does not actually
power down. I press the computer power switch and the
computer powers down and the monitor indicator light goes
from green to yellow. I called my mom and queried her on
how it used to shut down and she said it gave her the "It
is now safe to shut down your computer screen" upon
shutdown, then she pushed the power switch. I powered up
and down several times and never got a shut down error or
scan disk on start up so I assume it is operating okay.
Why is it no longer showing the "It is now safe to shut
down your computer screen?" (Keep in mind the hard drive
was changed out but its the same motherboard and the old
OS was Windows 98 also).Do you think there is an
underlying problem I need to address or just let a
sleeping computer lie?

Thanks again for all your help!!!!!
Nancy
-----Original Message-----
I have but one copy, in my Windows\System folder.
In the system on am on right now, I have
MSVCP60.DLL 6.00.8972.0 October 03, 2002 392KB
Go by the version number, not the date....higher number,
newer file.

Sure, copy one of those to your machine, into the
Windows\System folder, and see if
it helps.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program is
looking for the file - this computer does not have
office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and
they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used
hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it.
Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my
other
computer. They each had the same byte size but different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of these
and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall
it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error
message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.


.

Thanks Glen! I loaded logos.sys into paint and the bitmap
looked fine. Of course any embedded code could've been
messed up but I decided rather than extracting the file
and inviting more trouble, I'll just leave it alone. It
shuts down and starts up just fine anyway...

Thank you again for all your help and God Bless!

Nancy
-----Original Message-----
That screen is actually a bitmap image contained in a
file named LOGOS.SYS, in the
Windows folder. See if the file is there...if it isn't,
that's the problem.
Even if it is there, it may be corrupted. Extract a new
copy from the Windows CD
(or the .cab file location on the hard drive), to the
Windows folder, using the
"Extract one file" option of System File Checker (SFC).

See here for details:
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#1pp
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#2pp

HOW TO: Extract Original Compressed Windows Files:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
US;129605#5
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thanks Glen- It worked like a champ! I did have one
other
question for you. I am actually fixing this computer for
my Mom. I noticed when I shut down the computer, the
monitor remains on and a blank greyish/black screen
appears which I guess means the monitor is no longer
receiving a video signal (although the monitor indicator
light remains green), but the computer does not actually
power down. I press the computer power switch and the
computer powers down and the monitor indicator light
goes
from green to yellow. I called my mom and queried her on
how it used to shut down and she said it gave her
the "It
is now safe to shut down your computer screen" upon
shutdown, then she pushed the power switch. I powered up
and down several times and never got a shut down error
or
scan disk on start up so I assume it is operating okay.
Why is it no longer showing the "It is now safe to shut
down your computer screen?" (Keep in mind the hard drive
was changed out but its the same motherboard and the old
OS was Windows 98 also).Do you think there is an
underlying problem I need to address or just let a
sleeping computer lie?

Thanks again for all your help!!!!!
Nancy
-----Original Message-----
I have but one copy, in my Windows\System folder.
In the system on am on right now, I have
MSVCP60.DLL 6.00.8972.0 October 03, 2002 392KB
Go by the version number, not the date....higher
number,
newer file.

Sure, copy one of those to your machine, into the
Windows\System folder, and see if
it helps.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program
is
looking for the file - this computer does not have
office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and
they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug
this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used
hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not
seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it.
Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my
other
computer. They each had the same byte size but
different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of
these
and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with
MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall
it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote
in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error
message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not
found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.


.


.

Hmmm....curious that the image doesn't display, though. The logos.sys file is 127KB
in size, on its properties sheet, is it not? You could certainly try extracting a
new copy of the file from the Windows CD (or from the .cab file location on the hard
drive, if they are there)....I have a feeling the reason may lie elsewhere, though.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm

wrote in message
...
Thanks Glen! I loaded logos.sys into paint and the bitmap
looked fine. Of course any embedded code could've been
messed up but I decided rather than extracting the file
and inviting more trouble, I'll just leave it alone. It
shuts down and starts up just fine anyway...

Thank you again for all your help and God Bless!

Nancy
-----Original Message-----
That screen is actually a bitmap image contained in a
file named LOGOS.SYS, in the
Windows folder. See if the file is there...if it isn't,
that's the problem.
Even if it is there, it may be corrupted. Extract a new
copy from the Windows CD
(or the .cab file location on the hard drive), to the
Windows folder, using the
"Extract one file" option of System File Checker (SFC).

See here for details:
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#1pp
http://users.westelcom.com/rogersr/sfc.htm#2pp

HOW TO: Extract Original Compressed Windows Files:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-
US;129605#5
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thanks Glen- It worked like a champ! I did have one
other
question for you. I am actually fixing this computer for
my Mom. I noticed when I shut down the computer, the
monitor remains on and a blank greyish/black screen
appears which I guess means the monitor is no longer
receiving a video signal (although the monitor indicator
light remains green), but the computer does not actually
power down. I press the computer power switch and the
computer powers down and the monitor indicator light
goes
from green to yellow. I called my mom and queried her on
how it used to shut down and she said it gave her
the "It
is now safe to shut down your computer screen" upon
shutdown, then she pushed the power switch. I powered up
and down several times and never got a shut down error
or
scan disk on start up so I assume it is operating okay.
Why is it no longer showing the "It is now safe to shut
down your computer screen?" (Keep in mind the hard drive
was changed out but its the same motherboard and the old
OS was Windows 98 also).Do you think there is an
underlying problem I need to address or just let a
sleeping computer lie?

Thanks again for all your help!!!!!
Nancy
-----Original Message-----
I have but one copy, in my Windows\System folder.
In the system on am on right now, I have
MSVCP60.DLL 6.00.8972.0 October 03, 2002 392KB
Go by the version number, not the date....higher
number,
newer file.

Sure, copy one of those to your machine, into the
Windows\System folder, and see if
it helps.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote in
message
...
Thank you for your help! I'm not sure which program
is
looking for the file - this computer does not have
office
installed. I brought this computer in for service and
they
installed a different hard drive but didn't debug
this
problem. I have a feeling they just gave me some used
hard
drive lying around because a fax program I had not
seen
before loaded on start up until I disabled it.
Actually, I
found the MSVCP60.DLL file in multiple places on my
other
computer. They each had the same byte size but
different
file last modified dates. Can I just copy one of
these
and
put it on the other computer?

-----Original Message-----
What program is opening at Windows startup, that is
looking for the file?
MSVCP60.DLL is not a Windows file....it comes with
MS
Office, and other apps. If
you have Office installed, you may need to reinstall
it,
or ask this question on an
Office group.

You can also search online at www.google.com
for "MSVCP60.DLL download", and save it
to your Windows\System folder.
--
Glen Ventura, MS MVP W95/98 Systems
http://dts-l.org/goodpost.htm


"Nancy" wrote
in
message
...
When Windows 98 first boots up I get an error
message:

Error Starting Program

A required .DLL file, MSVCP6060.DLL, was not
found.

After clicking okay, program continues normally.

How can I resolve error message?

Thanks for your help!

.


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