Yes. The two files msvcrt80.dll is the Microsoft Visual C runtime 8.0 and the
other
coredll.dll which is the Windows CE version of the OS kernel (user32, kernel32,
ect)
which contains all of the functions for the GUI, I/O, filestreams. memory
management ect
for Windows CE.
The point here was that Norton WinDoctor couldn't resolve these missing files.
Marc Sims
Data Technician I
Prince George's Community College
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Saturday, January 14, 2006 >>>
errrm I dont get the point of yr mail? All those errors point to a
missing install of msn .net framework dont they ?
Marc Sims wrote on 13/01/2006, 16:00:
>
>
> And yes, just as with virus scanning, the rootkit scanners can plug
> along, always behind the curve, finding "old" rootkits, and maybe being
> able to remove them. But if the really sophisticated attackers turn
> their attention from Unix servers to Windows, all this packaged-scanning
> stuff will be shown to be for naught.
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Regards
Kylde
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