Today I came up with this res C WINDOWS system32 shdoclc dll dnserror htm when I opened the Deep Blu

Can't turn it on** Can't connect to the Internet, it seems like that. It is also possible that the Stalker virus is loaded through. If this is not the case, it is recommended to upgrade your antivirus software to the latest version of Full Antivirus.

Fix it with Magnum IE, start the run window, type "regsvr32 enter", and then a message dialog box will appear "dllregisterserver in succeeded", OK. Then run the following commands in turn.

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

If C: Windows System32 is correct for you, add one more one:

regsvr32 c: Windows System32 and then reboot.

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What antivirus software do you install, some antivirus software will cause this... Premise excludes these** no problem.

The system files are missing. The system is repaired, and the latter is good to reinstall the system.

Hello! This is your C drive path, not a web page!

What you open in IE is the drive letter, and the path that appears is the path you saved before.

This will appear if you have an older version of IE (including IE-based browsers). Upgrading to IE8 can solve the problem,Or changing to a browser that doesn't use IE as the kernel can also solve the problem,Upgrade IE can**Super Rabbit、QQ Computer Manager has this function (**Don't use IE as a browser with the kernel Temporary use is also good).

Or try Firefox or Opera, these are all kernels that don't use IE.

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I've also encountered the same kind of problem, when printing the admission ticket, the printed content can't be displayed, the address bar appears and select "Tools" - "Internet Options" - "Privacy" - remove the blocking window, and restore the settings in the IE browser, you can do it.

res: c: winnt system32 I've also appeared in Shenma.

I'm online and I'm also timed out. caused.

Don't use IE browsers.

Change to Firefox or Google Chrome, and this thing should not appear.

The browser option Custom Error removes the friendly display error.

It could be that there is something wrong with you.

DNS resolution issues.

It should be that there is a problem with the parsing of **, and it has nothing to do with you.

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It seems that your computer is not connected to the Internet.

Doesn't it tell you that you're wrong? It's a DNS error.

DNS is the interpretation of domain name resolution and IP-** name.

For example, network parsing.

Generally, it is a problem of ** itself, the number of visits is too large, or the domain name expires, it will jump to this page If it is a local problem, it may be that the host file has been hijacked, you have reinstalled it, swept it, then it is not your local problem.

Start-Run window, type "regsvr32 enter", then a message dialog box will appear "dllregisterserver in succeeded", OK. Then run the following commands in turn.

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

regsvr32

If C: Windows System32 is correct for you, add one more one:

regsvr32 c: Windows System32 and then reboot.

In this case, it's better for you to take it back and fix it yourself.

It could be that your firewall is at fault, just change the basic settings of the firewall, and the basic settings of your browser.

I'm afraid that the ** itself can't get in.