Missing Files...Are they needed?

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They are in the "uninstall" directory for XP updates.
You most likely have a bunch of these listed under C:\Windows and they all
relate to updates.They are created in case you have problems with an update
and need to uninstall it.If you have no problems with an update then you can
delete that uninstall folder.
have you had problems with an XP update from the update site??If not delete
those folders
peterk

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"S.Wooley" <smwooley@cox-internet.com> wrote in message
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> Last night I ran Norton's Win Doctor and found that there were two
> files missing that could possibly compromise the integrity of one of my
> programs but I don't know which.
> The error message reads as follows:
> C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot access a necessary
> file..learn32.dll and C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot
> access a necessary file..pctree32.dll
> Can someone tell me what these files are, where they're supposed to be
> and what program are they associated with? Are they necessary or can I
> live without them? If I need them is there somewhere I could download
> them? I strongly suspect they were deleted by my AdAware or Spyware Doctor
> programs as being something associated with spyware.
>

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No...I have had no problems with updates. I've just completed a reinstall of
the system and thought maybe something had went wrong. Everything seems to
be running better than ever. Thanks for the advice, you've taken a load of
worry off my mind.
Mark
"peterk" <peterk@nomalarky.net> wrote in message
news JQYpfEeFHA.1684@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> They are in the "uninstall" directory for XP updates.
> You most likely have a bunch of these listed under C:\Windows and they all
> relate to updates.They are created in case you have problems with an
> update and need to uninstall it.If you have no problems with an update
> then you can delete that uninstall folder.
> have you had problems with an XP update from the update site??If not
> delete those folders
> peterk
>
> --
> It's so much easier to suggest solutions when you don't know too much
> about the problem
> "S.Wooley" <smwooley@cox-internet.com> wrote in message
> news:nAGue.7013$fV.1462@okepread06...
>> Last night I ran Norton's Win Doctor and found that there were two
>> files missing that could possibly compromise the integrity of one of my
>> programs but I don't know which.
>> The error message reads as follows:
>> C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot access a necessary
>> file..learn32.dll and C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot
>> access a necessary file..pctree32.dll
>> Can someone tell me what these files are, where they're supposed to be
>> and what program are they associated with? Are they necessary or can I
>> live without them? If I need them is there somewhere I could download
>> them? I strongly suspect they were deleted by my AdAware or Spyware
>> Doctor programs as being something associated with spyware.
>>
>
>

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Your welcome
peterk

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It's so much easier to suggest solutions when you don't know too much about
the problem
"S.Wooley" <smwooley@cox-internet.com> wrote in message
news:B9Kue.7021$fV.6281@okepread06...
> No...I have had no problems with updates. I've just completed a reinstall
> of the system and thought maybe something had went wrong. Everything seems
> to be running better than ever. Thanks for the advice, you've taken a load
> of worry off my mind.
> Mark
> "peterk" <peterk@nomalarky.net> wrote in message
> news JQYpfEeFHA.1684@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
>> They are in the "uninstall" directory for XP updates.
>> You most likely have a bunch of these listed under C:\Windows and they
>> all relate to updates.They are created in case you have problems with an
>> update and need to uninstall it.If you have no problems with an update
>> then you can delete that uninstall folder.
>> have you had problems with an XP update from the update site??If not
>> delete those folders
>> peterk
>>
>> --
>> It's so much easier to suggest solutions when you don't know too much
>> about the problem
>> "S.Wooley" <smwooley@cox-internet.com> wrote in message
>> news:nAGue.7013$fV.1462@okepread06...
>>> Last night I ran Norton's Win Doctor and found that there were two
>>> files missing that could possibly compromise the integrity of one of my
>>> programs but I don't know which.
>>> The error message reads as follows:
>>> C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot access a necessary
>>> file..learn32.dll and C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot
>>> access a necessary file..pctree32.dll
>>> Can someone tell me what these files are, where they're supposed to
>>> be and what program are they associated with? Are they necessary or can
>>> I live without them? If I need them is there somewhere I could download
>>> them? I strongly suspect they were deleted by my AdAware or Spyware
>>> Doctor programs as being something associated with spyware.
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

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S.Wooley wrote:

> Last night I ran Norton's Win Doctor and found that there were two files
> missing that could possibly compromise the integrity of one of my programs
> but I don't know which.
> The error message reads as follows:
> C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot access a necessary
> file..learn32.dll and C\Windows|$NtUninstallKB898458$\ORUN32.EXE cannot
> access a necessary file..pctree32.dll
> Can someone tell me what these files are, where they're supposed to be
> and what program are they associated with? Are they necessary or can I live
> without them? If I need them is there somewhere I could download them? I
> strongly suspect they were deleted by my AdAware or Spyware Doctor programs
> as being something associated with spyware.
>
>

You'd be better off without Norton Win Doctor as well.

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