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Originally Posted by FIREWALL
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Look in my sigi.
I think the error is caused by the offending application looking for wsock32 in the wrong folder. Since the applications folder isn't in the windows/system32 folder like it would be on a 32 bit OS. The solution may be as simple as copying wsock to the folder the applications dll is stored in...
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Last edited by Travis Reed; 12-31-08 at 10:48 PM.
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