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| Posted : | Monday, April 12th, 2004 12:26:36 AM |
| By : | umpalu |
| shdoclc.dll error when surfing net | Configuration: |
Hi all,
i have recently been experiencing problems when surfing the net that have occured ever since i upgraded my OS fomr windows 98 to windows 2000. I am finding that i can be surfing the net for around 20-30mins then all of a sudden i will click a link to a page or type in a URL address e.g www.google.co.uk and i will be taken to a page "this page can not be displayed" which has the URL of res://C:WINDOWSsystem32shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#http://google.co.uk. I have up to date SP packs up to 4 for my windows 2000 and run off a dial up connection with uk2net as my ISP. I know that it is not the modem or the ISP as i have tried both on my other PC and it works fine. I have tried searching for this file shdoclc.dll and it finds 2 results i tried to rename the old one and replace it with the latest version to see if this has any effect but i cant as the file is in use. This is really driving me up the wall PLEASE HELP ME!!!!!!
| Operating System : windows 2000
CPU/Processor : 260 000kb
RAM : 260 000kb
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by jam14o on April 12th, 2004 12:33:29 AM
I doubt you need to worry about the DLL file. All this is doing is providing the "Page Not Displayed" error page. I know this sounds obvious but have you checked whether you have been disconnected from your dialup connection? (That is, when you see this page.)
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by on April 12th, 2004 12:36:43 AM
Yeah i am still connected but i get thrown out of msn messenger and all other on-line applications but remain on-line!!!! what do u think it could be james??
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by jam14o on April 12th, 2004 12:46:30 AM
Hace you checked lately for viruses or trojans? Also, do you have a firewall? Apart from these suggestions, I'm pretty clueless...
Anyone else got any suggestions?
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by on April 12th, 2004 12:53:22 AM
i havent got any viruses i use Mcafee virus scan and that aint found anything. Im not sure if this has a built in firewall, how can i find out if i have a firewall?? I should also mention that this problem is very inconcistent as it comes and gos sometimes i can surf the net fine but others i get this stupid error page!!!
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by on April 12th, 2004 01:39:35 AM
Please has anyone else got any suggestions???!!!!! I also get the message "internet explorer could not open the search page" when i type in the URL address
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by jam14o on April 12th, 2004 01:41:55 AM
Try searching for malware with either Ad-Aware or Spybot Search & Destroy. BTW, this is a completely wild guess!
And another thing: try using a different web browser, such as Mozilla Firefox.
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by drburk on April 15th, 2004 10:26:39 AM
I have had the same problem since last night. I downloaded a file at
http://www.new.net/support/uninstall4_80.exe
It solved the problem temporarily (2 hours) but the problem came back. I think it's a new parasite. I'm actually typing this message from my sister's email because I can't access my hotmail account! So much for the $100 Platinum Internet security package we bought three days ago.
If anyone knows of a patch that will fix this problem can you let me know?
Thanks
Brad
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Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on May 05th, 2004 02:04:41 AM
Help me!!! I'm having the same problem.
There is deffinately a new parasite on the system. Spybot S&D doesn't find it. I fixed the problem initially by searching my system for all files added while i was online (after deleting the temp internet fles) and foundd some things that after deletion seemed to solve the problem. However, I recently updates my system with win update, and the prblem is back. Update and problem may be unrelated. Please help |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on September 19th, 2004 12:13:43 PM
Error loading
EGCOMLIB_1034 dll
The specified module could not be found |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when starting up by Anonymous Ghost on October 03rd, 2004 03:54:35 AM
hey i get that msg whenever i start my pc.. and i have no idea what to do. please help! :( |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on October 08th, 2004 05:21:39 PM
I have exactly the same problem. did anybody find the answer? I'm using Netscape but I can't use Windows Update, for example. |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on October 19th, 2004 04:23:35 AM
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/323916 |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on November 22nd, 2004 03:55:35 PM
I have that exact same problem. I'm using netscape and it's surfing just fine but Internet Explorer doesn't work at all. I looked at the bottom and it has something like D://wnnt/sdoclc.dll/dns error
or somthing like that and I think it's because of some trojan. qhosts.adp
Anyway. It's driving me nuts. Does' another know how to fix it? |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on December 18th, 2004 06:06:04 AM
I have win98 se, I have this OS since 5 years ago and the same time looking for a solution. I have the same problem, after 3 or 4 hours my IE stops working. Every time this happens I turn my computer off and start again and connect to the internet again too. I had Netscape but works only like 1 hour more than IE and I don't like to have 2 browsers on my PC. If any one find the solution some day, I'll be glad to know aboutit. Thanks in advance.
memoring@hotmail.com |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on December 23rd, 2004 04:37:36 AM
hi all.
i've been experiencing this problem for a week now and it's driving me nuts, but at least now i know it's not just MY PC, but a common problem by now to users all over the world (i'm in Athens, Greece btw). actually my version of the problem is a bit weirder: i open IE6 (using Windows XPhome) and it loads the home page for, like, 5-6 seconds. then, it starts refreshing without me touching anything. it refreshes by itself every second. on the address line, it says 'http:///' (3 slashes, it's not a mistake) and it looks like an error page. at the bottom, in the status bar, i could only make out that filename (shdoclc.dll) so i searched my system and found it twice, along with its brother, shdocvw.exe. i tried deleting all of them. the dll file got deleted but the exe was apparently in use, so a couple of seconds later the dll REAPPEARED in the search results page! i deleted it again, and again, only for it to reappear. i've used Ad-Aware, Spybot, Stinger. nothing.
so i left it at that. my Netscape is a very old version 'cause i wasn't using it (only Composer occasionally) but the thing is, i don't want to find alternatives. i'd just like to solve the problem. if anyone finds anything, i'd be grateful.
uptight |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on January 19th, 2005 04:22:19 PM
My roomate and I both have win 98. Her computer came down with this problem(shdoclc.dll error) after webroot spysweeper was installed on her computer. It hasn't been able to access web pages since, whether rebooted or refreshed a million times. our isp comcast said we were connected, and should be able to access the internet. My computer worked fine for monthes after hers. spysweeper had also been installed on my computer with no ill effects. Then one day while speaking on the phone with IBM tech support and disconnecting her computer from the modem, then connecting mine, my computer started having the same problem. what the heck!? Comcast tech support couldn't help. IBM suggested reinstalling windows(didn't work) now what??
please help us.
ticked |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on August 02nd, 2005 04:08:43 AM
I too have been having this problem with my 2nd PC that I have connected to the internet through a router. I can only access the internet to sign on to Messenger and to update my anti-virus but when I try to access ANY webpages it gives me that same error
Downloading from site: res:// C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SHDOCLC.DLL/dnserror.htm
If anyone finds a way to fix this PLEASE HELP the rest of us.
THANKS |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on August 02nd, 2005 04:48:22 AM
Just wanted to share that I tried this as someone suggested on another site and it worked for me.
Go into your IE browser.. Go to Tools
then Internet Options then Connections.
Go to Lan Settings this is where I found my problem. It seems someone hacked into my settings and had enter a proxy info. I just unchecked it and voila I am now able to surf the net via my Internet Explorer. Good Luck and I hope this works for you all. |
Re: shdoclc.dll error when surfing net by Anonymous Ghost on August 05th, 2005 08:28:33 PM
I have had this error occur many times with computer's I fix and also my own. I do repair computer's and I would liek to share this information with you and I hope it helps.
1. To begin, remove Dial-Up Networking as follows:
Click Start / Settings / Control Panel / Add/Remove Programs, then select the 'Windows Setup' tab. Highlight the 'Communications' component and click on the 'Details' button. Uncheck the box for 'Dial-Up Networking', then accept all changes by clicking 'OK' wherever appearing. Restart the computer when prompted.
2. After the computer reboots, modify the registry as follows:
Click Start / Run, type in the word regedit, then click OK.
When the registry opens, on the toolbar, select 'Registry', then select 'Export Registry File.'. Save the entire file (Export Range= 'All') to a suitable location (the Desktop is fine). This action backs up the registry into a file that can be restored in case
something goes wrong during this procedure. You can import this registry file back if necessary.
CAUTION: MODIFYING THE REGISTRY CAN CAUSE YOUR COMPUTER TO BECOME INOPERABLE. BE CAREFUL.
Perform the following sequence of steps; click 'YES', if asked, when deleting:
· Click + on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE,
· Click + on 'System' below that,
· Click + on 'CurrentControlSet' below that,
· Click + on 'Services' below that,
· Highlight the 'Winsock' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete',
· Highlight the 'Winsock2' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete',
· Locate the 'VxD' folder above where the Winsock folders were (still inside 'Services'),
· Click + on 'VxD',
· Highlight the 'AFVXD' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete',
· Highlight the 'DHCP' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete',
· Highlight the 'MSTCP' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete',
· Highlight the 'Winsock2' folder below, right click the mouse, then select 'Delete'.
Exit the registry editor.
3. Re-install Dial-Up Networking as follows:
Click Start / Settings / Control Panel / Add/Remove Programs, then select the 'Windows Setup' tab. Highlight the 'Communications' component and click on the 'Details.' button. Check the box for 'Dial-Up Networking', then accept all changes by clicking 'OK' wherever appearing. Restart the computer when prompted.
Start the Internet browser and display a web page. Everything should work normally. |
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