Missing File: 'Mscoree.dll'

Question

I'm getting the following message when I run Norton System Work's WinDoctor: Missing File:'C:\Progarm Files\Common Files\InstallShield\Professional\RunTime\09\01\Intel32\DotNetInstaller.exe' cannot access a necessary file, 'mscoree.dll'. What does this file do? How do I go about getting that file put back, reinstalled or installed? Thank you very much. Gerry Goldshine

boppo · Answer

do a search on google for that file, then download it and put it where the doctor says.

VCraig · Answer

Mscoree.dll is associated with a corrupted .NET Framework installation. Just do a search for 'mscoree.dll' at the lower left of this board page for numerous previous posts (mine included from way back) on the source, cause, etc.

Mary G · Answer

I wouldn't worry about anything System Doctor finds. That utility has outlived its usefulness. Even Symantec says to ignore it. http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/nsw.nsf/docid/2002112512224107

ispfenwick · Answer

Thanks much all for the info. I downloaded the missing .dll file, put it back in the correct location, rebooted and WinDoctor is a now happy camper. I now realize thsi wasn't a big deal, just one of those little things that will bug the heck out of you until you fix it. Now, if someone tells me I should have followed Microsquash's convoluted instructions for uninstalling and then reinstalling the whole .Net Framework thing, but all seems well with my system, then I'll for sure ignore it.

Thanks again guys for the rapid response!

Gerry

boppo · Answer

your welcome, I had the same problem and that fixed mine. win doctor does work and it does fix lots of stuff.

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