rd4e23
Sun May 09 02:03:18 CDT 2004
To Mike M : Many thanx for the suggestions. I had
recently installed a web-based product from my broadband
(cable) server, which perported to help resolve various
issues and troubleshoot problems, but which proved quite
basic and unhelpful to an intermediate uaer such as
myself. I uninstalled this, and also deleted two other
desktop icons (Adobe Acrobat 5 & Outlook Espress) which I
no longer use. This seems to have resolved my start-up
problem. Many thx, Mike
>-----Original Message-----
>This looks like a CLSID such as may be used in the path
to your Outlook
>Express message store. Alternatively since you mention
the problem being as
>your desktop loads it could perhaps refer to what is
called a NameSpace which
>is a registry entry that is used to create special
desktop icons such as My
>Documents and the Recycle Bin.
>
>If you use MSConfig (Start, Run, enter MSConfig in the
box and click OK), and
>open the Startup tab do you see any reference that has
such a string?
>
>OK, by using regedit to check the registry I can see that
it is a CLSID and it
>is used by IWebBrowser. Why this is giving you the error
you are seeing I do
>not know. Check that any web objects you might have on
your desktop aren't
>damaged.
>--
>Mike Maltby MS-MVP
>mcmaltby@hotmail.com
>
>
>rd4e23 <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>
>> When starting up, and my desktop is loading, I receive
the
>> folowing alert:
>>
>> Cannot find '{D3OC1661-CDAF-11DO-8A3E-OOSO4FC9E26E}'.
>> MAKESURE THE PATH OR INTERNET ADDRESS IS CORRECT
>>
>> with an 'OK' tab below.
>>
>> This does not look like any IP address or URL I have
ever
>> encountered, and was wondering if any1 had any ideas as
to
>> what is going on?
>>
>> Thx.
>
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