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Old February 19th 09, 01:03 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Terry Pinnell
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Default Stopping MS_Webcheck.dll?

What is this process MS_Webcheck.dll please? It seems to be the source
of something called the Microsoft Web Monitor. I tend to distrust any
'monitor' that doesn't make its purpose 100% transparent. So I'd like
to get rid of it. How can I do that please?

I did some googling and found this suggestion:
"In the Run box type: regsvr32 /u WEBCHECK.DLL and the registry entry
is gone. Restart to see the result. If you however need
"ms_webcheckmonitor" again just register the WEBCHECK.DLL with:
regsvr32 WEBCHECK.DLL and after a restart it's back."

But on trying that unload procedure I got the message:
"WEBCHECK.DLL was loaded, but the DllUnregisterServer entry point was
not found.
WEBCHECK.DLL does not appear to be a .DLL or .OCX file."

Which doesn't make any sense to me...

I also read that this is part of the Internet Explorer 'offline
synchronizing' facility, but the latest I could find says that
off-line reading has now been dropped,

FWIW, I found several (8?) references to webcheck.dll in my XP Pro
registry.

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Terry, East Grinstead, UK

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