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When I went into startup I was able to work out that it had something do do with a camera driver.<br />
Once I uninstalled the camera the problem went away. &nbsp;Thanks.
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When I went into startup I was able to work out that it had something do do with a camera driver.
Once I uninstalled the camera the problem went away.  Thanks.

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When I boot up XP I get a missing file message regarding MSVCR80.dll and it has something to do with StiD1690.exe whatever that is. &nbsp;I have run the Nortons removal tool and none of the Reg Edit type programs make any difference. I just want to get rid of the error message!
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When I boot up XP I get a missing file message regarding MSVCR80.dll and it has something to do with StiD1690.exe whatever that is.  I have run the Nortons removal tool and none of the Reg Edit type programs make any difference. I just want to get rid of the error message!

Error message= StiD1690.exe unable to locate component. MSVCR80.dll Doesn't appear to affect anything bur I can't make it go away.

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