Can't Load Ismtu Dll

[ollin]

i DID BUT NO LUCK, IM RUNNIG WINDOWS VISTA AND I HAVE YET TO INSTALL SOFTWEAR LIKE FRAMEWORKS OR OTHER THAT MAY NEED COSTUM UPDATE. MEAN TIME I KEEP RUNNING UPDATES EVERY DAY.

[bobcox- with the Lord]

Get rid of Vista, just as fast as you can.
nothing but trouble.

[ddouglass]

How To Correctly Upgrade Your Windows

1. Updates are found at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com.
   IMPORTANT NOTE: You MUST use Windows Internet Explorer to gather your updates. You CANNOT use any other Browser (Netscape, Firefox, Opera, etc.).
2. When the page above appears, click on the Custom button. Your computer will be scanned for what updates are not installed.
3. In the left column, select (click) all items under Optional Software.
4. Click Install to start the installation.
5. Once the updates are installed, if you see a message to restart the computer, you must do this before continuing.
6. Repeat these steps again until you see 0 items to be installed.

If you do not install at least the .net Framework 1.0 the MTU programs will not install. Many of the other items are required for the programs to run correctly after install.

[ollin]

Originally Posted by ddouglass

How To Correctly Upgrade Your Windows

1. Updates are found at http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com.
   IMPORTANT NOTE: You MUST use Windows Internet Explorer to gather your updates. You CANNOT use any other Browser (Netscape, Firefox, Opera, etc.).
2. When the page above appears, click on the Custom button. Your computer will be scanned for what updates are not installed.
3. In the left column, select (click) all items under Optional Software.
4. Click Install to start the installation.
5. Once the updates are installed, if you see a message to restart the computer, you must do this before continuing.
6. Repeat these steps again until you see 0 items to be installed.

If you do not install at least the .net Framework 1.0 the MTU programs will not install. Many of the other items are required for the programs to run correctly after install.

OK DALE I FOLLOW THIS STEPS AND WHEN IM AT THAT ADDRESS I DON'T SEE A COSTUM BUTTON TO SELECT THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ONLY CHOISES THAT APEAR:
-CHECK FOR UPDATES
-CHANGE SETTINGS
-VIEW UPDATE HISTORY
-RESTORE UPDATE HISTORY
-SECURITY CENTER
-INSTALLED UPDATES

KEEP RUNNING UPDATES EVERYDAY AND I KNOW IS NOT THE COMPUTER CAUSE A FRIEND OF MINE IS USING THE SAME SYSTEM HP PAVILLION DV 600 WINDOWS VISTA WITH NO PROBLEMS

[Beavis]

the first window that pops up should have a choice of express or custom.

[bobcox- with the Lord]

You don't have those chioces with vista.
there is no custom update or express with Vista.
you take the updates it offers or nothing.

[Beavis]

wow, im glad i have XP

[dcrog]

Originally Posted by bobcox

You don't have those chioces with vista.
there is no custom update or express with Vista.
you take the updates it offers or nothing.

Are you sure Bob?

I have Vista Business on my work laptop. I went there the other day to see what was available. It seemed there were maybe 24 optional updates. Perhaps the business version it different.

I know with XP on this box it opens to a normal size window so you have to scroll down to see the custom button.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by ollin

OK DALE I FOLLOW THIS STEPS AND WHEN IM AT THAT ADDRESS I DON'T SEE A COSTUM BUTTON TO SELECT THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ONLY CHOISES THAT APEAR:
-CHECK FOR UPDATES
-CHANGE SETTINGS
-VIEW UPDATE HISTORY
-RESTORE UPDATE HISTORY
-SECURITY CENTER
-INSTALLED UPDATES

KEEP RUNNING UPDATES EVERYDAY AND I KNOW IS NOT THE COMPUTER CAUSE A FRIEND OF MINE IS USING THE SAME SYSTEM HP PAVILLION DV 600 WINDOWS VISTA WITH NO PROBLEMS

Click on the Check for Updates and when the next screen comes up it should have Optional Updates. Those are the ones you need. Your friend may already have the .net Framework and the other optional updates installed. It is your computer's setup. There have been several requests for help with this error and getting the Optional Updates installed has always fixed the problem.

[ollin]

Ok Dale When I Do That It Tells Me That There Is No Updates Needed Or Abalable For Me At This Time.

[ddouglass]

OPen your Add or Remove Programs in your Control Panel, check the box up top to Show Updates. Look and see if any .Net Framework entries are there.