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About olepro32.dll (click here)

Seems that (from searching the web) this dll is associated with Microsoft Visual Basic and programs that use visual basic to run.

First and foremost you need to tell us what Operationg system you have (e.g. Me, NT, or XP, etc). Then from there you or somebody can search the microsoft website for the necessary files you need to get to replace your corrupt/missing ones.

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About olepro32.dll (click here)

Seems that (from searching the web) this dll is associated with Microsoft Visual Basic and programs that use visual basic to run.

First and foremost you need to tell us what Operationg system you have (e.g. Me, NT, or XP, etc). Then from there you or somebody can search the microsoft website for the necessary files you need to get to replace your corrupt/missing ones.

I have win98 se. Have tried uninstalling adaware and reinstalling but when an attempt to run adaware an error missing dll occurrs.

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Mike,

This might be better addressed in the Spyware Removal Forum. Nellie, or one of the other Spyware Removal Guru's will provide a link to Hijack This and give instructions on how to post the results, or you can follow the link here: http://www.windowsforum.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=6901.

Also, please let everyone know you've already updated and scanned with Spybot Search & Destroy (Spybot Version #?).

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I have win98 se. Have tried uninstalling adaware and reinstalling but when an attempt to run adaware an error missing dll occurrs.

It makes sense that that would not work because if preliminary suspicions hold true, it is not ad-aware with the problem but the Microsoft Visual Basic software that has the problem. I will give the windows site a quick search (I have only a few mins) and I suspect that doing a Hijack-This post would help

I will edit this post if I find anything.

----EDIT----

This may be of some interest to you http://www.sptimes.com/2004/08/23/Technolo...library_f.shtml

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Do you have the Win98SE CD-ROM? If so, you can do a "verify installation"; this will check for, and replace missing or corrupt system files. Follow the instructions at my very old website, but use the batch98 utility from the Win98 CD-ROM, and set Verify=1

It would be best if you can recover the DLL from your Win98 CD; a DLL downloaded from the Internet may not be compatible with Win98.

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