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Bill
Hi!
Was just writing to ask if anyone has ever had this
problem, and if so, what I might do about it. I have an
HP system, 1.1 GHz, 128 MB, 40 GB Hard drive, running
Windows XP. The other day, I decided to run a Clean-Sweep
and AdWare program in order to clean up my hard drive, and
maybe get rid of some unwanted or unecessary files, since
the start-up had slowed down so much. After scanning the
system, I told the software to delete some of the files
that it deemed as spy, temporary internet or trash, and
after doing this, the system seemed to perform much faster
and more efficiently. HOWEVER, I now keep getting an
error message that shows up 3 times (the same error
message each time) when I boot-up, which is: "C:\Program
Files\BackWeb\BackWeb Client\6.1.0.153
\Program\BackWeb.dll, Error Message 126". What does this
mean, and is there some file or folder missing, or just
something the Windows XP system is unable to open or boot-
up? P.S. I went through the recovery systems of the
cleaning programs I used, and reloaded all the items I had
deleted, but still no help! Any information on this would
be helpful and greatly appreciated! (The computer runs
O.K, but this error message bothers me). Thank-you very
much!
Bill
Was just writing to ask if anyone has ever had this
problem, and if so, what I might do about it. I have an
HP system, 1.1 GHz, 128 MB, 40 GB Hard drive, running
Windows XP. The other day, I decided to run a Clean-Sweep
and AdWare program in order to clean up my hard drive, and
maybe get rid of some unwanted or unecessary files, since
the start-up had slowed down so much. After scanning the
system, I told the software to delete some of the files
that it deemed as spy, temporary internet or trash, and
after doing this, the system seemed to perform much faster
and more efficiently. HOWEVER, I now keep getting an
error message that shows up 3 times (the same error
message each time) when I boot-up, which is: "C:\Program
Files\BackWeb\BackWeb Client\6.1.0.153
\Program\BackWeb.dll, Error Message 126". What does this
mean, and is there some file or folder missing, or just
something the Windows XP system is unable to open or boot-
up? P.S. I went through the recovery systems of the
cleaning programs I used, and reloaded all the items I had
deleted, but still no help! Any information on this would
be helpful and greatly appreciated! (The computer runs
O.K, but this error message bothers me). Thank-you very
much!
Bill