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PNCRT.DLL THEY SAY IT IS MISSING???
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| i am running WinXP with FF 1.0.6
today i downloaded 2 extensions (google options and the no
script)without difficulty till i tried re-open .then i received the
following message:
"The application has failed to start because PNCRT.dll was not found.
reinstalling the application may fix this problem."
i did not try it reinstall and tried to find the 2 new extensions and
cannot find them.
second,i just tried again and got the same error message but FF opened
an seems to be OK...but i just do not trust it now
does anyone have any ideas?
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peace,
tish
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| tish wrote:
> i am running WinXP with FF 1.0.6
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> today i downloaded 2 extensions (google options and the no
> script)without difficulty till i tried re-open .then i received the
> following message:
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> "The application has failed to start because PNCRT.dll was not found.
> reinstalling the application may fix this problem."
>
> i did not try it reinstall and tried to find the 2 new extensions and
> cannot find them.
>
> second,i just tried again and got the same error message but FF opened
> an seems to be OK...but i just do not trust it now
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> does anyone have any ideas?
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PNCRT.dll belongs to real networks -- aka real player.
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gwtc wrote:
PNCRT.dll belongs to real networks -- aka real player.
that is interesting...i don't have real player on my system per se...but
do have Rhapsody player provided by my cable ISP
thanks...still wondering how they could be related???
peace,
tish
> tish wrote:
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--
peace,
tish
-----------------------------------------
the longer i live, the more convinced am i
that this planet is used by other planets
as an lunatic asylum.
George bernard shaw
http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php?n=2">Join our club and swap
paperback books for FREE - PaperBackSwap.com
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| Leonidas Jones 2005-10-24, 9:24 am |
| tish wrote:
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> gwtc wrote:
> PNCRT.dll belongs to real networks -- aka real player.
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> that is interesting...i don't have real player on my system per se...but
> do have Rhapsody player provided by my cable ISP
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> thanks...still wondering how they could be related???
> peace,
> tish
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Since most people on this group bottom post, it might help to follow the
threads if we all did so, just a thought.
I am unfamiliar with the extensions you have installed, so I don't know
for sure, but I wonder if one of them may be looking for Real Player.
First of all, try starting FF in Safe Mode,(Start>>Programs>>Mozilla
Firefox>>Safe Mode) and see if the problem goes away. If it does, the
problem is the extension. Uninstall the extension, and all should be well.
Lee
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| tish wrote:
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> gwtc wrote:
> PNCRT.dll belongs to real networks -- aka real player.
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> that is interesting...i don't have real player on my system per se...but
> do have Rhapsody player provided by my cable ISP
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> thanks...still wondering how they could be related???
> peace,
> tish
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find the file on your hard disk, right click on it and select
properties, then select the Version Tab. From there you can tell who
made the file.
BTW -- doesn't Real Audio put out the Rhapsody Player? So maybe that
dll file comes from them.
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