AVGXCH32.dll

Hi,
I've updated from version 6 (free) to AVG Professional Single Edition and I
have registered and paid for it. (Minor feature when I start MS Outlook it
tells me that AVGXCH32.dll is not found. Outlook seems to work fine all the
same. I guess it is a leftover from version 6? It's a minor annoyance and
I'd like to fix it, any ideas?

I've emailed avg tech support and not had a reply.

Regards Ian.

Well its in MY AVG directory.
I suggest you re-install AVG. It may be an interrupted installation you have
there, or perhaps an interrupted update, even.
You DID update it after installation, and keep updating it until is stopped,
didn't you?
"Stan" <stan@there.ici> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I've updated from version 6 (free) to AVG Professional Single Edition and
I
> have registered and paid for it. (Minor feature when I start MS Outlook
it
> tells me that AVGXCH32.dll is not found. Outlook seems to work fine all
the
> same. I guess it is a leftover from version 6? It's a minor annoyance
and
> I'd like to fix it, any ideas?
>
> I've emailed avg tech support and not had a reply.
>
> Regards Ian.
>
>

Hello, I had the same problem, did a search on my c drive and found th
file in windows/system32 versus windows/system. I just moved it over t
the windows/system file and it did the trick. AVG now is working agai
in Outlook. If you don't do it, your email isn't being scanned.


Stan wrote:
> *Hi,
> I've updated from version 6 (free) to AVG Professional Single Editio
> and I
> have registered and paid for it. (Minor feature when I start M
> Outlook it
> tells me that AVGXCH32.dll is not found. Outlook seems to work fin
> all the
> same. I guess it is a leftover from version 6? It's a mino
> annoyance and
> I'd like to fix it, any ideas?
>
> I've emailed avg tech support and not had a reply.
>
> Regards Ian.


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