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SANDRA
January 6th 04, 09:17 PM
heya
i've been getting this error message every time i start my windows XP pro:

"Files needed : C:\DOCUME~1\SANDRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\80052CA.gdb_tmp_0 01\.\80052CCA"

i've tried to locate that needed file but nowhere i could find it !! even if i find it how can i fix it ? lol@me

then
when i clicked OK on that error message window to close it i get this additional error message:

"ab3
cab extractor error
Runsetup command failed , err 0x800704c7
the System cannot find the path specified"

im too slow to follow up on brief instructions ,im new to this
Can any one be patient and specific to help me in details Please.. what to do next to fix that problem
i appreciate that
thanks good people
Happy Holidays
SANDRA

Malke
January 6th 04, 09:18 PM
SANDRA wrote:

> heya
> i've been getting this error message every time i start my windows XP
> pro:
>
> "Files needed :
> C:\DOCUME~1\SANDRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\80052CA.gdb_tmp_0 01\.\80052CCA"
>
> i've tried to locate that needed file but nowhere i could find it !!
> even if i find it how can i fix it ? lol@me
>
> then
> when i clicked OK on that error message window to close it i get this
> additional error message:
>
> "ab3
> cab extractor error
> Runsetup command failed , err 0x800704c7
> the System cannot find the path specified"
>
> im too slow to follow up on brief instructions ,im new to this
> Can any one be patient and specific to help me in details Please..
> what to do next to fix that problem i appreciate that
> thanks good people
> Happy Holidays
> SANDRA

It sounds like some program called "ab3 cab extractor" is set to start
with Windows. Go to Start>Run and type "msconfig" without the quotes.
Look on the Startup tab and find the likely culprit. Uncheck the box,
click Apply and OK out of there. And of course it never hurts to do the
first Windows troubleshooting steps: 1) scan with current antivirus
("current" means a version not earlier than 2002 but using updated
virus definitions); 2) remove spyware with Spybot Search & Destroy
(www.security.kolla.de) and Ad-aware (www.lavasoftusa.com). Be sure to
update these programs before running, and it is a good idea to do
virus/spyware scans in Safe Mode.

Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"

Malke
January 6th 04, 09:31 PM
From : SANDRA To Malke wrote:

> Malke
> i thank you much
> You did it !! you really helped me
> i would always remeber to read all your replies to any problem of any
> kind .. thanks a million
> Happy Holidays
> Sandra
> lol@me
>
Cool! That's great! Thanks so much for letting me know that I helped you
and that things are better. Have a great New Year.

Cheers,

Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"

From : SANDRA To Malke
January 8th 04, 12:27 AM
Malke
i thank you much
You did it !! you really helped me
i would always remeber to read all your replies to any problem of any kind ..
thanks a million
Happy Holidays
Sandra
lol@me

----- Malke wrote: -----

SANDRA wrote:

> heya
> i've been getting this error message every time i start my windows XP
> pro:
>> "Files needed :
> C:\DOCUME~1\SANDRA\LOCALS~1\Temp\80052CA.gdb_tmp_0 01\.\80052CCA"
>> i've tried to locate that needed file but nowhere i could find it !!
> even if i find it how can i fix it ? lol@me
>> then
> when i clicked OK on that error message window to close it i get this
> additional error message:
>> "ab3
> cab extractor error
> Runsetup command failed , err 0x800704c7
> the System cannot find the path specified"
>> im too slow to follow up on brief instructions ,im new to this
> Can any one be patient and specific to help me in details Please..
> what to do next to fix that problem i appreciate that
> thanks good people
> Happy Holidays
> SANDRA

It sounds like some program called "ab3 cab extractor" is set to start
with Windows. Go to Start>Run and type "msconfig" without the quotes.
Look on the Startup tab and find the likely culprit. Uncheck the box,
click Apply and OK out of there. And of course it never hurts to do the
first Windows troubleshooting steps: 1) scan with current antivirus
("current" means a version not earlier than 2002 but using updated
virus definitions); 2) remove spyware with Spybot Search & Destroy
(www.security.kolla.de) and Ad-aware (www.lavasoftusa.com). Be sure to
update these programs before running, and it is a good idea to do
virus/spyware scans in Safe Mode.

Malke
--
Elephant Boy Computers
www.elephantboycomputers.com
"Don't Panic!"

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