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Terry Pinnell
Norton WinDoctor reports 8 problems in the category: Invalid File
Extensions. "The File Extensions section of your Windows Registry
contains one or more invalid entries."
A typical example is:
Missing or Invalid Key: ".gst"
The file extension, ".gst," refers to an invalid program identifier,
"MSMap.Datainst.8."
The 8 extensions are gst, idc, ldb, MSOLAPRole.1, pcb, sll, tuw, wll.
I don't recognise any of them at a glance.
Norton won't fix them automatically. The options offered for manual
repair are either to delete or edit the invalid Registry entry. Is it
best to simply delete please?
Extensions. "The File Extensions section of your Windows Registry
contains one or more invalid entries."
A typical example is:
Missing or Invalid Key: ".gst"
The file extension, ".gst," refers to an invalid program identifier,
"MSMap.Datainst.8."
The 8 extensions are gst, idc, ldb, MSOLAPRole.1, pcb, sll, tuw, wll.
I don't recognise any of them at a glance.
Norton won't fix them automatically. The options offered for manual
repair are either to delete or edit the invalid Registry entry. Is it
best to simply delete please?