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From: onetrickster on 30 May 2010 17:36
Some of the files that are downloaded are downloaded from a computer that has
compressed these files before being sent over the internet! I have setup my
explorer to see these files and then change them in the properties menu to be
able to use them. I HOPE you will use this information for the greater good!
Have a nice day!

"Tim" wrote:

> I bought a new HP DC 5800 computer with windows XP professional on 10/8/09. I
> have had nothing but problems with this computer and all the software. I
> sent over 100 + emails to HP to try and get help and I appear to have more
> knowledge than they and I'm self taught. The point is, there are so many
> problems with windows XP and tech support and upper management that the left
> hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing. My other problems I had was
> "spanish" spell checker in outlook express. I did a google search and called
> HP and they said it was a know issue and that was all. Fortunatly for me I
> had my 10 old windows 98SE computer and copied the file off of it and copied
> it to my new computer and now I have "english" spell checker. I have so many
> problems with a new computer that it is crazy. If i call for tech support,
> they don't speak english and don't know what I'm talking about. I think Bill
> Gates should be held accountable for the garbage that he is allowing to be
> put out on the market. Why should anyone spend that kind of money for a new
> computer and have to work on it constantly 10 hours a day.
>
>
> "Thia" wrote:
>
> > Hi Michel:
> >
> > I, too, have received this message when accessing "System Information"
> > within Internet Explorer, Version 7. I accessed this by selecting Help in
> > the browser, then "About Internet Explorer" which then presents a dialogue
> > box with the option for System Information. Additionally, mine identifies
> > IECONTLC.DLL as missing.
> >
> > My 'grumble' about this, is that, Microsoft does not provide ANY feedback
> > about this in their HELP resources. Would you know why this is? If these
> > are legitimate IE7 dll files, why not provide information through the KB
> > and/or other Microsoft resources?
> >
> > When I did a search on this through those resources, the search led me to
> > this discussion. From reading other related issues here, I can see this is
> > an issue for a number of IE users (in addition to other Microsoft software)
> > and perhaps it is not the 'correct' place to ask the question, but is the
> > first choice in "Windows Live Search"
> >
> > merci et bon soir
> >
> > "realcestmoi" wrote:
> >
> > > Hi There,
> > >
> > > I assume you are referring to missing files when tring to install windows
> > > from cd?
> > >
> > > If so your disc is damaged or you have bad memeory installed.
> > >
> > > Best regards,
> > > Michel Denie
> > >
> > > "old timer" <old timer(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > > news:6D82FFAC-B2BF-4CED-A111-6F8C54D3E882(a)microsoft.com...
> > > > Recently reformated my computer and find that iecont.dll and
> > > > iecontlc.dll
> > > > are missing. Where can I go to find them?
> > >
> > >
> > >
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