Can Anyone Help Me?

[Don]

Sorry to keep posting this but so far no one has answered
me and hope springs eternal.

When I do a search for all files and folders I get the
following message: "Unable to locate an interface
language DLL. Looking for GWSHL1xx.DLL (Where xx is the
language abbreviation. For example GWSHL1US.DLL is for
the United State English interface.). I get this message
about 6 times in a row. After clicking "OK" after
receiving each message, the messages stops and then I can
complete my search.

I tried doing a refresh of Windows XP I also ran
SFC /SCANNOW but neither solved the problem. I will
appreciate any assistance anyone can give me.

Thanks,

Donald W. Seay

[Jack]

help you do what..??...please learn,ask your parents, how to write a
descriptive header...OK...it's for your own good...


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[Chris Holden]

"Don" > wrote in message
...
> Sorry to keep posting this but so far no one has answered
> me and hope springs eternal.
>
> When I do a search for all files and folders I get the
> following message: "Unable to locate an interface
> language DLL. Looking for GWSHL1xx.DLL (Where xx is the
> language abbreviation. For example GWSHL1US.DLL is for
> the United State English interface.). I get this message
> about 6 times in a row. After clicking "OK" after
> receiving each message, the messages stops and then I can
> complete my search.
>
> I tried doing a refresh of Windows XP I also ran
> SFC /SCANNOW but neither solved the problem. I will
> appreciate any assistance anyone can give me.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Donald W. Seay

_I think_ that DLL is from a Novell client for
Netware/Groupwise/whatever...
You need to reinstall the client for whatever type of Novell server you
communicate with.
If you do not use Novell at all, then I have no idea why you get the
message, or how to get rid of it.
I hope that's of some help.
Chris