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ohtobeageek

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This error code keeps shutting my internet explorer down every few minutes on all 4 of my computer. What iss it and how do I stop it?

ycomp5_1_2_0.dll Let me know. Dave
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Howdy:

You wouldn't happen to have Yahoo Companion installed would you??

If so, remove it and see if the error still comes up!!

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Murry, I don't know what Yahoo Companion is, but I did have Yahoo messanger. I just deleted all references to MSN messanger and Yahoo Messanger. Do I need to do something other than just delete them? Is there some sort of uninstall that needs to be done? If so, how? Dave
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You can't just delete them.. they have to be un-installed either through their own uninstall program or through Add/Remove..

Did you remove them one of those two ways??

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as far as i am ware as long as you dont see them in the add/remove place then it isnt on your computer :tazz:
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Murray, I did now. I went through add/remove programs. I was not able to remove the Yahoo toolbar. It would not let me. We shall see. BTW, why do you think Yahoo may be the culpret? Dave
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Well it happened to me too I think it may be to do with the fact with the exra components yahoo installed when installing !
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That particular .dll file belongs to YaHoo Companion.. It's acting up because you dumped Yahoo Messenger inproperly..

You may need to re-install it, boot into Safe Mode (no networking) and remove it properly!!

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How do I do that? Remember I am a useless non--geek! Dave
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How do I do that?  Remember I am a useless non--geek!  Dave

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Which part ?? :tazz:

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Well given my slow-minded abilities, I guess all parts!
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Tap F8 while your computer is booting up and select Safe Mode. There is one that says Safe Mode with Networking, but select the one that just says Safe Mode.
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Okay.. Go to Yahoo and download and install Yahoo Messenger..

Once that is done, re-boot your system.. as it is starting up, keep tapping the F8 key until you get to a DOS style menu.. Choose "Safe Mode" only..

Once in there, go into Control Panel>Add/Remove Programs .. Find Yahoo Messenger and click on the "Remove Option" to the right of it..

Wait until it is gone and then close out of Control Panel and reboot your system..

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Murray, did as you instructed. It would still not let me uninstall the toolbar and two others. Now I have a new error message: msvcrt.dll
Any ideas? Dave
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Are you getting an error message concerning the toolbars?? If so, what are they??

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