Click Start, and then click Search. Under What do you want to search for in the Search Companion pane of the Search Results window, click All files and folders. In the All or part of the file name box, type psapi. Click More advanced options, and then verify that the Search hidden files and folders check box is selected. If it is not selected, click to select the check box.
Click Search to start the search. In the search results that are listed in the right pane, locate the Psapi. Make sure that you locate the Psapi. Right-click the Psapi. Type Psapi. On the File menu, click Close to close the Search Results window.
Restart the computer. The system now uses the Psapi. I followed the suggestion by yvonne. SiG Well-known member. We are mentioning them here because we think they may impact Beta 2 customers. DLL To work around this error: 1. DLL 3. Isn't Google wonderful? Hi SIG That's exactly what appears to have happened. Problem is I'm not very computor literate and feel a bit lost with your instructions. How do I find the installation Location? How do I rename the program file is that what you mean?
Does 'rebooting' system, mean I just turn off computor and restart it? I have Win XP - so is the new file name you suggest, compatible for that? Sorry but someone's going to have to 'talk me down' lol. Deborah, Ah, I see. Really, if you can't navigate around your machine you certainly shouldn't be letting anyone install beta software on it - especially not for something as key and flawed as IE Firefox is a FAR better browser on many levels.
I don't have this installed on my machine, and I'm having to make some guesses here about the path and the set-up of your machine. In XP - minimise all open windows. Double click the My Computer icon. When the window opens, double click the Local Disk C: icon. When this opens, double click the Program Files icon.
When this opens, double click the Verizon icon. When this opens, double click the Smartbridge icon. If not, open whatever folders you have in view, each in turn, by double clicking until you can see PSAPI. Select Rename. This will allow you the change the name of the. When you've done that, close the window down. When the option appears, select Restart. Problem solved for now. But you'll have more problems soon if you let people install crap like IE Beta versions on your machine when you are not, as you say, very computer literate.
Andrew Rowlands Well-known member. Even Firefox 1. Is it possible to remove the program and go back to my original IE? The 'friend' said the new one would override the other one! Adware threats like MotiveSB are very wide-spread, and unfortunatelly many antiviruses fail to detect it. To protect your computer from future infection we recommend you to use SpyHunter , it has active protection module and browser settings guard.
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