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Yes, it was installed. &nbsp;Then I uninstalled it.
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Yes, it was installed.  Then I uninstalled it.

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Then simply delete the two keys from the registry and the error is gone.<br />

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Then simply delete the two keys from the registry and the error is gone.


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windows cannot query dllname registry entry for {7b849a69-220f-451e-b3fe-2<wbr />cb811af94a<wbr />e} and it will not be loaded. this is most likely caused by a faulty registration.
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windows cannot query dllname registry entry for {7b849a69-220f-451e-b3fe-2cb811af94ae} and it will not be loaded. this is most likely caused by a faulty registration.

Error in event viewer under applications

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