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Thread ID: 112181	2010-08-26 22:04:00	winrnr.dll issue	Renmoo (66)	Press F1

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1131939	2010-08-26 23:08:00	Have a read of this social.technet.microsoft.com Sure have. Problem applies to Guest account as well. SFC did not repair the file.	Renmoo (66)
1131940	2010-08-26 23:09:00	Don't know then. Some sites say it maybe a bad image (that partition)	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1131941	2010-08-26 23:31:00	Damn.	Renmoo (66)
1131942	2010-08-26 23:34:00	What if I boot up the recovery DVD? What are my options from this point?	Renmoo (66)
1131943	2010-08-26 23:56:00	Is it possible to disable the error message from popping up? The laptop is functioning normally (programs are able to be launched etc.)	Renmoo (66)
1131944	2010-08-27 00:09:00	Tell us whats in startup. It maybe something there, that's bringing up that message	Speedy Gonzales (78)
1131945	2010-08-27 09:25:00	Maybe this'll help Your working copy of this file is damaged or the wrong version. There are several ways to get a fresh copy of into the \Windows\system32\ folder. If you have a .\Windows\ServicePackFiles\i386\ folder, copy the winrnr.dll file from there over to .\Windows\system32\. If not successful, try renaming the old copy first. Expand a fresh copy from the \i386\ folder on your Windows CD or, if Windows was preinstalled, from a folder with the same name provided by the OEM. The OEM folder should show files as compressed (winrnr.dl_). If you see that naming convention, you know you have the right folder. Use Start> Run> MSCONFIG : General> Expand File for this task. Follow the on screen prompts. NOTE: The source folder is the one on the Windows CD or the OEM provided folder. The destination folder is \windows\system32\ From here www.tomshardware.com	feersumendjinn (64)
1131946	2010-08-27 10:34:00	Thanks feer, I've already tried that but to no avail.	Renmoo (66)
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