Another Stupid Error

[Guest]

If there is anyone in this world that can help me out with this error I would
be greatful. Its says whenever I click on IE7 Error Cannot find import;DLL
may be missing, corrupt, or worng version File "rtl70.bpl". Error 126

any help would truely be appreicated

Sarah

 

[Guest]

If there is anyone in this world that can help me out with this error I would
be greatful. Its says whenever I click on IE7 Error Cannot find import;DLL
may be missing, corrupt, or worng version File "rtl70.bpl". Error 126

any help would truely be appreicated

HI Sarah,
You realy need to read this and get through your previous Problems, did you
solved any to bring a new problem by installing IE7, you can see people
screaming about IE7 and you installed it on a troublesome machine!.
Here is a link try it and see if it will be of ahelp to you:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/evaluate/xpactiv.mspx
I'm sorry I can't provide you with more info/solutions it is to late here in
my part of the world.
Please write back and provide more info for anyone will come and look at
your Post to be able to help.
Regards,
nass

 

[Guest]

IE7 was working fine until today. And I had never heard of this group until
today when I started searching for answers. what you sent me I didn't
understand. So this is not solveable?

 

[DatabaseBen]

why not get rid of the headache....
unfortunately, it still has bugs and there
are some sites that it should not be used
as of yet... (it was either my bank
or dsl account people who told
me to use foxfire for them at this time)

uninstalling it via add/remove programs
is one way.

if you want tab browsing, avant browser is
pretty good....

 

[David R. Norton MVP]

If there is anyone in this world that can help me out with this
error I would be greatful. Its says whenever I click on IE7 Error
Cannot find import;DLL may be missing, corrupt, or worng version
File "rtl70.bpl". Error 126

Don't know if this will help or not but try opening Add/Remove Programs
in Control Panel and select IE 7 to remove. That should remove IE 7
and re-install IE 6. Once you've checked out IE 6 and know it's
working OK, try re-installing IE 7.

 

[Guest]

Sorry Sarah, I thought you are the one I meant, result of your Post Title
*Another*.
As Both Ben and David mentioned uninstall IE7 and when your system patched
and updated try to install IE7.
HTH.
Regs,
nass