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I just want to let everyone know that I will try to contribute for technical support as much as poosible.
Some background:
I graduated from Charleston Southern University with a B.S degree in Computer Science. I am currently going for my Masters Degree at Strayer University, and currently working at the Charleston AFB as their Computer Support Specialist.
Feel free to continue to ask any and all questions here and I will help as much as possible.
p.s Christine is #2 in this field ;).
Shawn
christine2448
06-03-2007, 09:40 PM
I just want to let everyone know that I will try to contribute for technical support as much as poosible.
Some background:
I graduated from Charleston Southern University with a B.S degree in Computer Science. I am currently going for my Masters Degree at Strayer University, and currently working at the Charleston AFB as their Computer Support Specialist.
Feel free to continue to ask any and all questions here and I will help as much as possible.
p.s Christine is #2 in this field ;).
Shawn
Whatever! Puulllezzzz....I got my A++ and MCSE back when it was Win95 Bud.....I hardly have a clue anymore!
WB!
Christine
LionRun
06-03-2007, 10:09 PM
Welcome back STO4!
Lion
dingo
06-04-2007, 07:12 AM
Thats very nice of you STO4.....thankyou.
I am still open to helping anyone that needs computer advice, solutions, or just want to check to see if they are doing the right thing :). PM me if you need help and I will try to do what i can.
Tom'sGirl
01-15-2008, 12:12 AM
I am still open to helping anyone that needs computer advice, solutions, or just want to check to see if they are doing the right thing :). PM me if you need help and I will try to do what i can.'
Hey there Chat Room IT guy, how are ya?
LionRun
01-15-2008, 12:14 AM
Hey, STO! It is great to see you here! I have no real issues now, but I will certainly ask for help if I need to. Thank you so much for offering:).
Lion
Taximom
01-15-2008, 08:59 AM
I know COBOL. Can I help?
:D
Seriously, thanks ST and all the others working behind the blue curtain that are helping to keep WS alive! xxoo
dee10134
02-20-2008, 12:57 PM
Just an FYI, I can help too! :D
I'm the IT Manager and Network Administrator at my place of employment. I have a BS in MIS and am going for my Masters starting in the fall (I'm doing a dual degree program, MIS and MBA degrees!). I'm A+ certified, have my MCSE and MCSA's, and tons o' experience. I also do programming C++, HTML, CSS, XML, PHP, etc. and graphic design work on the side.
christine2448
02-20-2008, 01:07 PM
:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo::woohoo: :woohoo: Just an FYI, I can help too! :D
I'm the IT Manager and Network Administrator at my place of employment. I have a BS in MIS and am going for my Masters starting in the fall (I'm doing a dual degree program, MIS and MBA degrees!). I'm A+ certified, have my MCSE and MCSA's, and tons o' experience. I also do programming C++, HTML, CSS, XML, PHP, etc. and graphic design work on the side.:woohoo: :woohoo::woohoo::woohoo: :woohoo:
nanandjim
02-21-2008, 10:54 AM
Whatever! Puulllezzzz....I got my A++ and MCSE back when it was Win95 Bud.....I hardly have a clue anymore!
WB!
Christine
I think that I have you beat. I earned a Computer Science degree back when Windows was just DOS. I wrote in COBOL and did not interface with a PC other than to type in code and submit it via our own handwritten JCL to be compiled on an IBM mainframe. We also used tapes quite a bit because disk memory space still cost a lot.
I learned Excel and Word while working on my MBA in the 90's. That's when I also learned how to use the Internet (for research, at that time).
I feel like I have come a long way, baby. :)
One of my goals is to update my computer skills to modern day. I still have not tried to design my own web page; however, I will some day soon. :)
nanandjim
02-21-2008, 10:55 AM
Just an FYI, I can help too! :D
I'm the IT Manager and Network Administrator at my place of employment. I have a BS in MIS and am going for my Masters starting in the fall (I'm doing a dual degree program, MIS and MBA degrees!). I'm A+ certified, have my MCSE and MCSA's, and tons o' experience. I also do programming C++, HTML, CSS, XML, PHP, etc. and graphic design work on the side.
Okay, I wish that I had all of your modern day skills. Alas, the life of an aging programmer... :o
dee10134
02-21-2008, 12:01 PM
Okay, I wish that I had all of your modern day skills. Alas, the life of an aging programmer... :o
I'm in the field and I still have a hard time keeping up with technology! LOL I try to read all that I can to keep up but it's pretty amazing how fast technology moves, isn't it?
JBean
02-28-2008, 12:37 AM
I can add signature pictures:)
dottierainbow
02-28-2008, 04:45 AM
I have had to go to my second computer. My newer one will not browse. It will say its online but will not go anywhere. Does anyone know what I should do except throwing it through the window?
IrishMist
02-28-2008, 06:29 PM
I have had to go to my second computer. My newer one will not browse. It will say its online but will not go anywhere. Does anyone know what I should do except throwing it through the window?
What browser are you using? If it's a newer machine, is it Vista? Also, do you have Norton anti-virus installed?
dottierainbow
02-28-2008, 08:00 PM
xp I believe. It is about 2 to 3 years old. I have CA Security Center.
christine2448
02-28-2008, 08:31 PM
I have had to go to my second computer. My newer one will not browse. It will say its online but will not go anywhere. Does anyone know what I should do except throwing it through the window?
How are you connecting? Via wireless?
dottierainbow
02-28-2008, 08:36 PM
Uh what does that mean? I'm sorry, but I'm very computer illiterate. My sbcglobal box and my linksys router are ok. I am hooked up to them with my 10 year old computer right now.
How are you connecting? Via wireless?
concernedperson
02-28-2008, 09:03 PM
Just an FYI, I can help too! :D
I'm the IT Manager and Network Administrator at my place of employment. I have a BS in MIS and am going for my Masters starting in the fall (I'm doing a dual degree program, MIS and MBA degrees!). I'm A+ certified, have my MCSE and MCSA's, and tons o' experience. I also do programming C++, HTML, CSS, XML, PHP, etc. and graphic design work on the side.
We will keep you around. Definitely and for sure.
concernedperson
02-28-2008, 09:06 PM
What browser are you using? If it's a newer machine, is it Vista? Also, do you have Norton anti-virus installed?
I have Vista (problems) and got rid of Norton. Slowed the computer down too much.Found something much better but pm me as I don't want that info out due to some past problems with hackers.
Utopia
03-14-2008, 06:40 PM
Can anyone tell me how to attach a word document to a post here at WS? Is it even possible? I see there is an option to insert an email link, can I use that to attach a document?
Thank you in advance.
txsvicki
03-15-2008, 09:51 PM
Does anyone know what an error pop up that say "Uorl has caused an error in Uorl.exe means"? It pops up after I turn my computer on when the desktop comes up. It says Uorl is going to close, so I just close the box and continue as usual. It just started this last night and I can't find anything online about what it is.
Tom'sGirl
03-15-2008, 10:00 PM
Does anyone know what an error pop up that say "Uorl has caused an error in Uorl.exe means"? It pops up after I turn my computer on when the desktop comes up. It says Uorl is going to close, so I just close the box and continue as usual. It just started this last night and I can't find anything online about what it is.Are you sure it says uorl or does it say url like this error message
url.exe has generated errors and will be closed by windows
If so, I just read here where you can run a scan to fix errors.
http://www.runscanner.net/files/exe/url/url.exe.aspx
txsvicki
03-16-2008, 12:47 AM
Yes, I've looked at it closely and it say Uorl. Maybe it means url, I don't know. Thanks for the link.
.... Hey Christine, or anyone that can help me out!! HELP!!! I was trying to create more memory by deleting some programs and unused files and now I can't use my Outlook Express. When I go to Outlook Express a window pops up saying, "Outlook Express could not be started because MSOE.DLL could not be loaded". What the hell did I do? I didn't delete anything that had anything to do with Outlook Express .... what do I do?
Taximom
03-20-2008, 11:18 AM
Does this help, Stan?
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/296512
christine2448
03-20-2008, 11:32 AM
Stan, it helps us a lot if you tell us what OS (Operating System) you are running and what version of OE (Outlook Express).
There are several things you can try, but it depends on what OE you have. You can download Msoe.DLL file from online, but you need the proper one.
You could try searching your PC for this file (Msoe.DLL) and copying it into it's rightful place, C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS
Another option...as a last resort, you can try SYSTEM RESTORE. (restore computers state to an earlier date)
Let us know OS and version of OE and lets see if we can help ya figure this out ;)
Stan, it helps us a lot if you tell us what OS (Operating System) you are running and what version of OE (Outlook Express).
There are several things you can try, but it depends on what OE you have. You can download Msoe.DLL file from online, but you need the proper one.
You could try searching your PC for this file (Msoe.DLL) and copying it into it's rightful place, C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS
Another option...as a last resort, you can try SYSTEM RESTORE. (restore computers state to an earlier date)
Let us know OS and version of OE and lets see if we can help ya figure this out ;)
Hey Christine .... I have Windows Millenium Edition and Internet Explorer 6.0. I can't seem to find what version Outlook Express I have. If you need that you'll have to clue me in on how to find out what it is. I right clicked on the desktop Outlook Express icon and clicked properties, but it didn't give me the version. Thanks for your help Christine and Taxi. :blowkiss:
I tried Taxi's idea and, ultimately, a window popped up saying, "9xmig.dll was not found"!! I inserted the Windows Millenium Edition disk, as it suggested, but it didn't work. This is so frustrating!! :mad:
Hey Christine! I believe I found the MSOE.DLL file, but I don't know what to do with it!! I don't want to create more damage!! :rolleyes:
christine2448
03-20-2008, 01:27 PM
Hey Christine .... I have Windows Millenium Edition and Internet Explorer 6.0. I can't seem to find what version Outlook Express I have. If you need that you'll have to clue me in on how to find out what it is. I right clicked on the desktop Outlook Express icon and clicked properties, but it didn't give me the version. Thanks for your help Christine and Taxi. :blowkiss:
Click HELP then ABOUT to get version.
ME, you should be able to do system restore....let me explain what that is..(copy and paste really, LOL!)
How to 'undo' a big mistake in Windows
It used to be, back in that last century, that people wished for a reverse time machine. This would allow them to go back in time after they messed up their computer.
Well, Windows XP (and guess what Stan? ME too :) ) has that time machine. And when some awful thing gives your computer the staggers, it's easy to go back to the day before. Or the day before that. Or last week or last month.
It's an all-too-often unused feature that may save your bacon someday, called System Restore. Here are four things to know about it.
1. It allows you to go back in time.
System Restore creates points in time — called "restore points" — in which it takes a snapshot of Windows. It stores them on your hard drive. At any given time, you might have restore points going back a few weeks, or a few months.
System Restore also is included in Windows Me. Windows 98 has a similar, but less advanced, utility called Registry Checker. It can undo problems in the Windows Registry. More about that in a minute.
So how do you get into System Restore?
Click Start > All Programs (in Windows Me, it's Programs) > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore. This path opens the System Restore wizard. Immediately, you are given the choice of stepping back in time, or creating a restore point.
Click "Restore my computer to an earlier time" and select Next. This opens a window with a calendar. The boldfaced dates on the calendar have restore points. Some may have more than one. Since you are trying to save your computer, you click a boldfaced date, then select a restore point in the right-hand box.
Click Next, and you get an explanation of what is about to happen. Click Next again, and you have reversed your machine. System Restore only takes Windows and some programs backwards. This is important to know: It does not reverse any changes made in your documents. So if you recently wrote a letter to Aunt Tillie, asking to be included in her will, it will not be affected. In fact, nothing in your My Documents folder is changed.
Furthermore, no file anywhere on the hard drive with a common personal extension, such as DOC (for Microsoft Word) or XLS (for Excel), is changed. Your e-mail will not be changed, nor will anything in your Internet browser.
System Restore monitors files that are crucial to the system's performance. These have such extensions as EXE, DLL and INI. When you select a date in the System Restore wizard, it restores these files to whatever they contained on that date. If you installed a program after that restore date, you might have to reinstall it. Otherwise, you should not see changes in your computer, other than a return to stability.
2. You can make your own restore points.
PLEASE GO TO THIS ARTICLE HERE TO CONTINUE READING 2-4. (http://www.microsoft.com/smallbusiness/resources/technology/business-software/how-to-undo-a-big-mistake-in-windows.aspx#HowtoundoabigmistakeinWindows)
christine2448
03-20-2008, 01:42 PM
Hey Christine! I believe I found the MSOE.DLL file, but I don't know what to do with it!! I don't want to create more damage!! :rolleyes:
Put in both windows system folder and outlook express folder.
If you need step by steps, let me know.
Put in both windows system folder and outlook express folder.
If you need step by steps, let me know.
Yes Christine, I'd like to try this before System Restore. I can never get System restore to work properly. Thanks, Hon!!
christine2448
03-20-2008, 02:04 PM
Yes Christine, I'd like to try this before System Restore. I can never get System restore to work properly. Thanks, Hon!!
K, find the file MSOE.dll, right click it, copy...
then navigate to C:\Program Files\Outlook Express and paste it in there.
then navigate to C:\Windows\system32 folder and paste a copy there.
If this does not work...once you give me your version of OE (Click HELP then ABOUT to get version.) I can find where you can download a new DLL file and we will delete any of the MSOE.DLL's that are on there now and replace with the new downloaded one.
K, find the file MSOE.dll, right click it, copy...
then navigate to C:\Program Files\Outlook Express and paste it in there.
then navigate to C:\Windows\system32 folder and paste a copy there.
If this does not work...once you give me your version of OE (Click HELP then ABOUT to get version.) I can find where you can download a new DLL file and we will delete any of the MSOE.DLL's that are on there now and replace with the new downloaded one.
Christine ... when I click Start/Search and enter C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS, the MSOE.DLL file is listed on the right. I'm confused!! :waitasec:
.... Nothing is working, Christine!! :doh: I can't find the version of my Outlook Express. I can't open my OE at all because of the MSOE.LL issue. Maybe you know where and how I can find it, it must be somewhere! When I search the file c:\program files\outlook express, the MSOE.DLL and 9xmig.dll files are listed, confusion has really set in, Christine. :rolleyes:
christine2448
03-21-2008, 01:46 PM
I am going to see if I can get one of our other computer peeps to help you, I am stuck at work and just don't have time to figure this out (and I really want to help you!)
I think you just need to download a new MSOE.dll file from the internet, then remove the one that is in your folder now and put downloaded one in it's place....but I believe certian versions of OE may have different MSOE files so I would really like to be sure what version you have :(
I know only one way to find out...let me see if someone else knows another way to find out.
BB ASAP
nanandjim
03-21-2008, 02:03 PM
Here seems like a pretty straight forward workaround at this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;296512
When I did a search on the error message at google, it appears that it has happened to a lot of folks. There's a number of articles that come up. Please try the workaround at this link. Let me know if it helps!
christine2448
03-21-2008, 02:13 PM
Here seems like a pretty straight forward workaround at this link:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;296512
When I did a search on the error message at google, it appears that it has happened to a lot of folks. There's a number of articles that come up. Please try the workaround at this link. Let me know if it helps!
I missed Taxi mom's post above!!!!!!! :doh: :doh: :doh: I didn't even see it! I think this is the same thing!
How simple....I hope this works! Thanks! :blowkiss:
Thanks so much, Nancy and Christine! :blowkiss: I tried that workaround that Taxi posted and it didn't work. If I remember correctly, the 9xmig.dll issue came up. Thanks again, I hope we can come up with an answer. I WILL try the workaround again though, TTYL!
nanandjim
03-21-2008, 02:32 PM
Stan - If you still have roadrunner, call their technical support and see if they will tell you how to get to your Outlook Express. I have found the technicians to be helpful (usually). They probably will walk you right through it. I would not go into detail about how you "lost" access. I would just tell them that you can't get to it and give them the error message that you are getting.
Stan, it helps us a lot if you tell us what OS (Operating System) you are running and what version of OE (Outlook Express).
There are several things you can try, but it depends on what OE you have. You can download Msoe.DLL file from online, but you need the proper one.
You could try searching your PC for this file (Msoe.DLL) and copying it into it's rightful place, C:\PROGRAM FILES\OUTLOOK EXPRESS
Another option...as a last resort, you can try SYSTEM RESTORE. (restore computers state to an earlier date)
Let us know OS and version of OE and lets see if we can help ya figure this out ;)
Hi Christine .... Before I take Nancy's advice and call Roadrunner today to see if they can solve this Outlook Express problem, I believe I have the Outlook Express version you asked for, I'm showing that it's the 5.50 version. The whole number I see is ... 5.50.4807.1700. I hope this helps, this is so frustrating. Thanks Nancy, Christine and Taxi for your help in this matter, I hope I get it straightened out.
christine2448
03-24-2008, 01:12 PM
Hi Christine .... Before I take Nancy's advice and call Roadrunner today to see if they can solve this Outlook Express problem, I believe I have the Outlook Express version you asked for, I'm showing that it's the 5.50 version. The whole number I see is ... 5.50.4807.1700. I hope this helps, this is so frustrating. Thanks Nancy, Christine and Taxi for your help in this matter, I hope I get it straightened out.
Working on finding the downloads for Msoe.DLL/9xmig.dll. I believe we can download these and replace in proper places, delete the current ones you have now and it will fix?
I am researching now...getting help from my other techie friends at techsupportguy :D
Working on finding the downloads for Msoe.DLL/9xmig.dll. I believe we can download these and replace in proper places, delete the current ones you have now and it will fix?
I am researching now...getting help from my other techie friends at techsupportguy :D
Thank you!!
christine2448
03-24-2008, 03:52 PM
Still wtg answers from techsupportguy on where to find the correct download...
Check this out however:
http://dll-repair-tools.com/ppc/index.php?t=msoe&con=1558&gclid=COjrpbXCppICFQdgsgodS0QAQw
christine2448
03-25-2008, 11:06 AM
OK.....download these 2 files...find the old 9xmig and the msoe that are in your folder now, rename them them '9xmigOLD', etc, and then put the new 2 downloaded files in the folder.
http://www.dlldll.com/9xmig.dll_download.html (http://www.dlldll.com/9xmig.dll_download.html)
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe (http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe)
OK.....download these 2 files...find the old 9xmig and the msoe that are in your folder now, rename them them '9xmigOLD', etc, and then put the new 2 downloaded files in the folder.
http://www.dlldll.com/9xmig.dll_download.html (http://www.dlldll.com/9xmig.dll_download.html)
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe (http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe)
Okay Christine ... I've downloaded those two files and saved them to my desktop. I need some instruction as to how to get them into the proper file. Is the file .... c:\program files\outlook express?
christine2448
03-25-2008, 09:56 PM
Okay Christine ... I've downloaded those two files and saved them to my desktop. I need some instruction as to how to get them into the proper file. Is the file .... c:\program files\outlook express?
Yes, rename the 2 that are there now, then put the 2 downloaded ones in the same folder.
Yes, rename the 2 that are there now, then put the 2 downloaded ones in the same folder.
Hey Christine .... I have the two files saved on my desktop. I need step by step instruction on how to transfer the files from my desktop to the Outlook Express folder. Nothing I try is working!! Help!
christine2448
03-25-2008, 10:22 PM
Hey Christine .... I have the two files saved on my desktop. I need step by step instruction on how to transfer the files from my desktop to the Outlook Express folder. Nothing I try is working!! Help!
Sent you a PM.
Cicada
03-27-2008, 03:26 PM
The mother of the autistic child is trying to register here so she can answer some of the questions the posters had, but it will not let her in, even with a gmail address. Can you help? I will PM her email address to a mod, if I knew who that was...lol The message she gets is that she her address is banned.
christine2448
03-27-2008, 03:53 PM
The mother of the autistic child is trying to register here so she can answer some of the questions the posters had, but it will not let her in, even with a gmail address. Can you help? I will PM her email address to a mod, if I knew who that was...lol The message she gets is that she her address is banned.
I do not believe WS excepts gmail...but, I am not positive. PM Chicoliving about registrations.
Cicada
03-27-2008, 04:15 PM
Thank you so much.
Sent you a PM.
.... Let's see, what have we done so far to troubleshoot my Outlook Express issue. We've tried to 'add' the address book in the add/remove programs area. But that gave me an error message saying "The MSOE.DLL could not be loaded". Then there was the 9xmig.dll issue where that file wasn't found either. To date ... I've downloaded an MSOE.DLL and 9xmig.dll file. I added these files to my Outlook Express folder, but I still couldn't open Outlook Express, same error messages. These files are WinZip files and they must need to be unzipped. We're currently looking to download a free WinZip program to unzip these files. And before too long I'm going to pull my freakin' hair out!
christine2448
04-01-2008, 10:38 AM
Stan, read here about what winzip is
http://www.winzip.com/aboutzip.htm
download here...
http://www.winzip.com/prod_down.htm
Once you unzip the files that we orginially downloaded, we are going to do the same process..(renaming old problem files to 'old', replacing new downloaded files into folder OE and System) I will be home tonight if you want to ring me and I can walk you through it.
Stan, read here about what winzip is
http://www.winzip.com/aboutzip.htm
download here...
http://www.winzip.com/prod_down.htm
Once you unzip the files that we orginially downloaded, we are going to do the same process..(renaming old problem files to 'old', replacing new downloaded files into folder OE and System) I will be home tonight if you want to ring me and I can walk you through it.
Christine ... that particular WinZip requires that you have Windows 2000, XP or Vista. I have Win ME, any suggestions. You can call me a pain in the ass, I don't mind!!
christine2448
04-01-2008, 02:46 PM
It should work fine, but, I have already downloaed your DLL files and unzipped for you, I will send you via email...call me after 7 at home and I will walk you through getting them in the right place. (hopefully)
adnoid
04-01-2008, 08:03 PM
...call me after 7 at home and I will walk you through getting them in the right place...
This kind of talk belongs in a different forum. Get a room.
j2mirish
04-01-2008, 08:08 PM
It should work fine, but, I have already downloaed your DLL files and unzipped for you, I will send you via email...call me after 7 at home and I will walk you through getting them in the right place. (hopefully)
:clap:
This kind of talk belongs in a different forum. Get a room.
too funny :crazy:
Clearly Confused
04-02-2008, 08:59 AM
Can someone help me? I keep getting logged off here. I will post then within a few minutes I am logged out and I didn't do it. TIA for any help with this.
christine2448
04-02-2008, 09:44 AM
Can someone help me? I keep getting logged off here. I will post then within a few minutes I am logged out and I didn't do it. TIA for any help with this.
Hiya winter...have you checked the box next to your name where you sign in that states REMEMBER ME? Try that...that should keep you loggin in until you log out manually. Let me know if that works.
christine2448
04-02-2008, 09:44 AM
This kind of talk belongs in a different forum. Get a room.
LOL!! It does sound kinky doesn't it!?!?!
Clearly Confused
04-02-2008, 09:52 AM
Hiya winter...have you checked the box next to your name where you sign in that states REMEMBER ME? Try that...that should keep you loggin in until you log out manually. Let me know if that works.
I will try it but the funny thing is after I wrote this post I haven't been kicked out...yet.
Hiya winter...have you checked the box next to your name where you sign in that states REMEMBER ME? Try that...that should keep you loggin in until you log out manually. Let me know if that works.
I was getting logged off all the time too, Christine. :rolleyes: I checked 'Remember Me' and I haven't been logged off yet. It used to be where I'd get up for a few minutes and be logged off when I returned. So far, so good, thanks Christine.
Clearly Confused
04-02-2008, 02:07 PM
Hiya winter...have you checked the box next to your name where you sign in that states REMEMBER ME? Try that...that should keep you loggin in until you log out manually. Let me know if that works.
Thanks! It seems to be working!!
adnoid
04-02-2008, 02:13 PM
I was getting logged off all the time too, Christine. :rolleyes: I checked 'Remember Me' and I haven't been logged off yet. It used to be where I'd get up for a few minutes and be logged off when I returned. So far, so good, thanks Christine.
There is an activity timer, currently set for 900 seconds or 15 minutes.
If you do not click "Remember me" and you do not have any activity for the duration of the timer you will be logged out. Activity means clicking on links - if you open a bunch of pages and spend 30 minutes reading them one after another without clicking, you will be logged out.
If you do click "Remember me", then you will not be logged out unless you expressly do so, but if you again have no activity for the length of the timer your little light will go from green to grey.
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