SO MANY PROBLEMS

April 27, 2003 12:31 PM from

hey everything was working great, i had an awesome login, mac desktopx theme, and everythign was great...then it all went wrong. I didnt download anyhting, or change anythign, its just that one second it was working, and the next second it wasnt. I uninstalled my desktop X and delted all the themes then reinstalled, but im still getting an error. The things were AWESOME when they were working so keep up the good work, and help me if u can

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Reply #1 April 27, 2003 12:35 PM from

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If you give us a little more information, perhaps we can help. What is the text of the error?

Reply #2 April 27, 2003 12:42 PM from

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i count copy and paste so heres abbriviated form

last time you started desktopx the intialization process failed.. it might be the fault of corrupted theme, incompatiable plugin or other

new box:
Application failed because MSVCR70.dll not found

new box:
debug:intializing error :code poiiny 1003
class:12
defauly img:xp-favorites_bg.png
ID:DXF_BG
X:0Y:1072693248
obj number

new box:
Parasing theme error

Reply #3 April 28, 2003 10:50 AM from

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bump

Reply #4 April 28, 2003 11:59 AM from

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Have you uninstalled/reinstalled DesktopX? I think when you go to uninstall there's a repair option you can click. Have you tried that?

Reply #5 April 28, 2003 12:30 PM from

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MSVCR70.dll is found in Object Desktop/ DesktopX folder or Stardock/ DesktopX folder...also found in ObjectDock, BandVWM and System32 folders...they are all the same file. If you copy to folder you are using for Desktop it should work

Reply #6 April 28, 2003 1:39 PM from

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I just discovered that it is also included with CursorXP

Reply #7 April 28, 2003 9:01 PM from

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It's a system file - MSVCR70.dll is part of the C++ .NET framework, I believe.

You said you already tried uninstalilng and reinstalling DX. Are you using the latest version? Are you using Stardock Central to remove/add it again or the Windows Add/Remove dialog. It sounds like MSVCR70.dll is not being properly registered.

Reply #8 April 28, 2003 9:34 PM from

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Yeah, scratch that part about the "system file" thing. MSVCR70.dll is NOT a system file. But it is a library necessary for certain programs to run - some of Stardock's products included.

Reply #9 May 1, 2003 12:10 AM from

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wincustomize probably wants more money from you. >

Reply #10 May 1, 2003 7:47 AM from

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you can find that file on the internet. Do a google search. It's FREE!

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