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lampshade

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April 9th, 2002 11:00

Missing & Damaged Files

Hi

I was on here a couple weeks ago for the first time and was so happy about the help I got. Thank you!

I was having troble defragmenting, well I got it defragmented and now it seems to run sloooower. Plus on start-up screen I get 2 messages:
1)"A Required .Dll file, WCL.DLL, Was Not Found" and then you have to click "OK"

Under that box is another box,

2)"Microsoft Connection Manager The Service Profile Was Damaged Re-Install Service Profile"


I would appreciate any help.

Thanks
Vic


  • loshmali

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    Posted April 9th, 2002 14:00

    What you can do is you can go to, programs>accessories>system tools>system restore and restore it to the day before you had problesm and see what happens.



  • Denny Denham

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    Posted April 9th, 2002 16:00

    lampshade,

    Wcl.dll is a component of the Windows Communications Library, which provides support to legacy applications written for IBM 3270 and 5250 mainframe computers. It is not a Windows system file and its presence on any but a specialized computer installation would not be expected. What operating system are you using?

    For the Service Profile error, see if the information here is any help.





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  • lampshade

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    Posted April 10th, 2002 03:00

    Thanks for the quick responses!

    First, I am running a regular Dell computer on Windows 98 SE~nedd more info? I am not the sharpest knife in the drawer, so be specific with needed info.

    Second, I can not find a "msn.cmp" or "msn.cms" file anywhere in my computer. Am I doing something wrong????

    Thanks,
    Vic