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how to fix internet explorer when there is a dll error?

Aug 16, 2007 by z_dog_07 | Posted in Software

Q: So the other day i judge i had a power surge and it shut down my computer. Now when ever i go on the internet it always has an error and wont load some pages. The error is a dll loading error and is called error 58. I am using IE 6. I also noticed that when i go to add/romove programs it says a internet explorer configure error and doesnt work. Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks alot
my computer wont effort with IE 7 its to old and i have tried to reinstale IE 6 and that didnt work

A: You can try this ornament to fix it:
http://www.fix-pc-errors.info
Good luck!

KK | Aug 24, 2007

fccbBRKA.dll error on start up and internet not working!?

Sep 23, 2008 by Bradley S | Posted in Software

Q: Today my computers internet stopped working, now it wasn't a coupling problem. It was acting like it had a virus. So I ran norton 360 comprehensive scan and it did not ascertain anything, as part of the scan it does a full windows temporary file clear-up. Now every time i restart my computer it comes up with a run.dll error saying it cannot find:
appData\neighbourhood pub\temp\fccbBRKA.dll

And my internet keeps on working, then not working.
Do you guys have any idea what could be wrong?
Thanks,
Brad

A: Its a program you have installed set to run at start-up and you didn't comprise the start-up folder...its nothing critical and its not a virus.
Enter msconfig into the run commands and uncheck all your programs that you have installed so they don't run at start-up.

Jeezers | Sep 23, 2008

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