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From: leoliver on 16 Jan 2007 14:24
Earl,
When I did a explorer search, in my C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
folder, it showed no results for a search for the "msver80.dll " file.
Where should that file be located (assuming it should be ) on my computer?
--
your friend,
Larry


"Earl Grey" wrote:

> Hi Larry:
>
> You really should forget about Norton WinDoctor, which frequently comes
> up with silly results like the one you are seeing.
>
> In this well-known example, the file msver80.dll is not in the location
> where WinDoctor expects it to be, and as a result WinDoctor reports the
> file is missing.
>
> In fact, that file is installed exactly where it should be and there is
> no error.
>
> Earl Grey
>
> leoliver wrote:
> > Hi Everybody,
> > Last Saturday I downloaded/installed Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 ,
> > because the "nLite" autostreamer program required net 2.0 to run correctly.
> > Everything went
> > good, "nLite" worked and I had no computer problems.
> > However, when I run Norton Windoctor, or norton one button check up I
> > recieve program error messages such as "net framework\v 2.0.5o727\vbc.exe
> > cannot access a necessary file "Msver80.dll". There are also 9 other messages
> > saying other net 2.0 .exe files cannot access the Msver80.dll file. When I
> > attempt to have norton repair these problems, norton fails to fix them.
> > I went to a microsoft web page about net 2.0 (kbtshoot kbhowtomaster
> > KB908077)
> > and I used 2 of the listed repair techniques, which went without a problem,
> > but my Norton utlities are still displaying the same error messages.
> > But I'm having no computer problems , other than the Norton error messages.
> > So my question is : Do I have a serious problem with net 2.0 , and if so
> > what can I do about it?
> > I'm asking this question because I know next to nothing about the net
> > framework.
> > Thanks!
> >
>
From: leoliver on 16 Jan 2007 15:14
I was posting a incorrect file name, I posted this "msver80.dll", but it
should be "msvcr80.dll" . Sorry for the mistake!
--
your friend,
Larry


"Earl Grey" wrote:

> Hi Leo:
>
> The .dll is a hidden file, so your first step is to show hidden files on
> your computer. Then search your hard disk - not just one folder - for
> that file, using appropriate advanced search options ('search system
> folders', etc.)
>
> Earl Grey
>
> leoliver wrote:
> > Earl,
> > When I did a explorer search, in my C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
> > folder, it showed no results for a search for the "msver80.dll " file.
> > Where should that file be located (assuming it should be ) on my computer?
>
From: leoliver on 17 Jan 2007 01:20

Earl,
I searched as you suggested, and I found 2 msvcr80.dll files on my
computer, but none were in the net framework 2.0 folders.
--
your friend,
Larry


"Earl Grey" wrote:

> Hi Leo:
>
> The .dll is a hidden file, so your first step is to show hidden files on
> your computer. Then search your hard disk - not just one folder - for
> that file, using appropriate advanced search options ('search system
> folders', etc.)
>
> Earl Grey
>
> leoliver wrote:
> > Earl,
> > When I did a explorer search, in my C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework
> > folder, it showed no results for a search for the "msver80.dll " file.
> > Where should that file be located (assuming it should be ) on my computer?
>
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