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  • madankarmukta
    Contributor
    • Apr 2008
    • 308
    #1

    Normaliz.dll Not found

    Hi All,

    Yesterday I upgraded the system to IE8 (from IE6).Upon installation of IE8 system restarted but coudn't able to load the desktop completely.Just before the desktop loads - it showed the error message "Could not find normaliz.dll"

    Here are the option I tried

    a) I ran the taskmgr.exe and could locate the dll "normalize. dll"
    b) Tried to restore the system ; but couldnt load the rstrui.exe.Copy ing the executable from other system too didnt worked when i ran the exe.

    Please provide the inputs.

    Thanks!
    Last edited by madankarmukta; Aug 18 '10, 06:29 PM. Reason: Missed some information
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    • madankarmukta
      Contributor
      • Apr 2008
      • 308
      #2
      Hi All,

      Any Updates for the post, as it is of high severity
      Last edited by madankarmukta; Aug 19 '10, 07:24 PM. Reason: missed information

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        • Nepomuk
          Recognized Expert Specialist
          • Aug 2007
          • 3111
          #3
          Hi!

          If you search online, you will be able to download the normalize.dll somewhere. Do that and then copy it to System32 by command line (cmd). That should probably fix the problem.

          Greetings,
          Nepomuk

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            • madankarmukta
              Contributor
              • Apr 2008
              • 308
              #4
              Hi Nepomuk ,

              Thanks for the reply.

              I tried the way you asked.But the problem is not getting fixed.I tried restoring the system with the rstrui.exe. It seemed that the upgrade has swallowed the utility "rstrui.exe " too.

              I am trying to install a new partition with the bootable disk.

              If you could help me on how to clean up the existing one?


              Thanks!

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                • Nepomuk
                  Recognized Expert Specialist
                  • Aug 2007
                  • 3111
                  #5
                  Hi!

                  With clean up you mean delete everything? If so, while installation just choose "New installation" (or whatever it's called - not the update choice anyway) and as the target partition choose the one the old installation is on. It will then offer to format the drive. Do that (my suggestion would be a full NTFS formating, but in some situations that may not be the best choice) and it should set you up with a working system.

                  All of this is assuming you have a normal Windows installation disk of Windows XP or newer. If you have a OEM disk, the menu might be a bit different, you may have to choose something like "return to factory settings" or "reset" or something like that. Just make sure, it's not an update and you should be fine.

                  One more thing: All data you want to keep, you should backup on another drive (not partition!) before doing this - there is a chance (even though only a slight one), that you will loose it otherwise if it's on a different partition and if it's on the same one you'll most certainly loose it. So, an external hard drive or CDs/DVDs would be a good option for the backups.

                  If I misunderstood what you are trying to do, please clarify.

                  Greetings,
                  Nepomuk

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