MFC30.DLL/MFCO30.DLL

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2 total messages Started by Mike Abel Fri, 09 May 1997 00:00

#829

Author: Mike Abel
Date: Fri, 09 May 1997 00:00

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I have been lately having problems with several installed windows 
apps in WIN95.  I get a msg stating that MFC30.DLL is linked to 
missing MFCO30.DLL. However, both of these files are in the 
Windows directory.  I get the impression that a recent install 
might have corrupted something to cause this - unfortunately I 
can't recall what that might be.  Is there an easy fix to this?  
One thing I tried was to replace the MFC30.DLL with one that I 
downloaded, but that had no affect.

You can email me at abelmj@aol.com

Re: MFC30.DLL/MFCO30.DLL

#830

Author: Alan Smedley
Date: Fri, 16 May 1997 00:00

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In article <5l03lf$2ht$2@mhafc.production.compuserve.com>, 
102556.2366@CompuServe.COM says...
>
>I have been lately having problems with several installed windows 
>apps in WIN95.  I get a msg stating that MFC30.DLL is linked to 
>missing MFCO30.DLL. However, both of these files are in the 
>Windows directory.  I get the impression that a recent install 
>might have corrupted something to cause this - unfortunately I 
>can't recall what that might be.  Is there an easy fix to this?  
>One thing I tried was to replace the MFC30.DLL with one that I 
>downloaded, but that had no affect.
>
>You can email me at abelmj@aol.com
 
Have a look through your Drive(s) using a good searching file manager (I guess 
it can be achieved in Explorer) and look for duplicate .DLL and .VBX type 
files.
  
I have cleared up a lot of problems this way on a number of systems.
  
I also use the newest Cleansweep form Quarterdeck to help with this, but on its 
own it does not achieve a complete search and identify of ALL the .DLL's.  I 
don't quite understand why as what it does do it does very well.

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