I have windows xp home edition (32). I use IE8.I get 3 messages that I need to fix.1. C:\Windows\system 32\runDLL.EXE was loaded, but the DLL Register Server entry point was not found.2. C:\Windows\system 32\runDLL.EXE does not appear to be a .DLL or .OCX file.3. Wireless Configuration: Notification DLL has not been registered, program will not work correctly.I keep getting disconnected from the Internet. I continually have to use the connection diagnosis. It really doesn't diagnose. It tells me when I am re-connected. The interruptions are so numerous that I can't download a simple Youtube item because I lose internet connection before the end.HELP! I am not too computer literate.Email removed for privacyEmail removed for privacy

Hi grampsny, ·What is the security software installed on your computer?·What is the service pack installed on your computer?·Do you receive all these three error messages when working with Internet explorer 8? Follow the below method and check the results:Step 1:Check the status by booting the computer in safe mode with networking, to boot the computer in safe mode with networking:a. Restart the computer and press and hold F8 key (Press and hold f8 key before the windows logo).b. From the advanced boot option select ‘Safe mode with networking’. Step 2:If the issue does not persist then check the behavior by booting the computer in clean boot state. You may refer the below link on how to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" state: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/310353If the issue does not persist you may continue with step 2 from the above link.Make sure you reset the computer to normal mode after the installation completes. Refer the section “Steps to configure Windows to use a Normal startup state” Adding to the above method, I would also recommend you to run online virus scan to check if any malware or virus activity found on the computer. You may run online virus scan from the below link: http://onecare.live.com/site/en-us/default.htm Regards:Samhrutha G S - Microsoft Support.Visit our Microsoft Answers Feedback Forum and let us know what you think.