Ursula wrote:
> Unfortunately it didn't help. I even have not found the mentioned file
> sysoc.inf ,
> Nevertheless thanks for trying to help.
>
> Ursula
>
> "Elmo" wrote:
>
>> Ursula wrote:
>>> My Add / Remove Programs panel is empty, not with a space as described in
>>> other threads, but completely empty. The navigation on the left side shows
>>> correctly.
>>>
>>> According to article KB266668 I did the following steps.
>>>
>>> Re-installation of Windows XP SP2 with CD-Rom.
>>>
>>> Point 1) and 2) were successful and therefore 3) not necessary.
>>>
>>> 4) due to the new installation I had IE 6 on my system. These steps failed.
>>>
>>> 5) The mentioned registry keys „uninstall“ and „APRCache“ contain a lot of
>>> entries.
>>>
>>> Here the information about the registration of the individual keys mentioned:
>>> 1st group:
>>> the first 4 keys could be registered
>>> the next ones, starting „Program Files ...“ and MSdart32.dll showed
>>> following message:
>>>
>>> Load Library ("C:\windows\system32\Msdart32.dll") failed - the mentioned
>>> module was not found. (my translation of the German message)
>>>
>>> I had this message with the 3rd and 7th key of the second group as well,
>>> which is
>>> Msvcrt.dll
>>> Indicdll.dll
>>>
>>> the keys showing in brackets "not registerable" showed me following message:
>>>
>>> loaded, but the DLL-RegisterServer-Entrypoint was not found. File could not
>>> be registered (this is my translation from the German message)
>>>
>>> All other keys have been registered.
>>>
>>> The key:
>>> HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{352EC2B7-8B9A-11D1-B8AE-006008059382}\InProcServer32
>>> is in the registry and shows these entries:
>>>
>>> Standard REG_EXPAND_SZ %SystemRoot%\system32\appwiz.cpl
>>> ThreadingModel REG_SZ Apartment
>>>
>>> Hoping somebody out there can help.
>>> I have put this information is in the German group as well.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> Ursula
>> Maybe this will help.
>>
>> http://www.g4tv.com/techtvvault/feat..._Programs.html
Perhaps you didn't do step one; "unhide all files". That would prevent
you finding it.
Open Folder Options, either from the Control Panel, or from the Tools
option in Explore. Click the View tab, select "Show hidden files and
folders". Deselect "Hide protected operating system files
(Recommended). Then try the instructions at the link again.
--
Joe =o)
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