Missing a .dll?

Here's a discussion: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?...

The suggestion is for you to search for msvcr80.dll and copy it into your System32 folder. That will make Norton happy.

You can open an explorer and do a find to locate the dll. Just right click on MyComputer and select search, then enter msvcr80.dll. The exact location of your System32 folder may vary. Check for it in C:\WINDOWS\system32. If not there, you can use exporer to find the directory by searching for 'system32'

When you find the dll, copy and past it into system32 directory. Don't move it there. It's fine to have two copies of it.

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