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Try this:
http://tinyurl.com/w7fl
or reinstall/upgrade windows in the same folder.
If that does not work to , it's indeed a clean installation.
Leopold
by kathyjp
Poster rated this answer. Yes, I tried the reinstall in same folder with the recovery disk. the microsoft page you link just seems to confirm my thoughts that it is indeed the .dll files gone nonfunctional.
by bchesmer
by kathyjp
Poster rated this answer. Come to find out that the antivirus software on this one is indeed Norton 2000 and has not been auto updating or notifying of need for subscription renewal for over a year. No antivirus recovery disks ever made either. GRRR. Gotta be a clean install, darn it.
by kathyjp
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