DLL Sweeper issues and solution (W98)

[robblaw]

I installed the DLL Sweeper from CNET a while back but when I ran it it deleted some of the .DLL's I needed. There is a restore option but it has over 400 .DLL files to restore and only one at a time can be restored. How can I restore all of them? Can I just uninstall the software? If I do, will it restore the .DLL files it previously put in the unused DLL folder? Any one have any suggestions? This is driving me crazy. I am not going to take a whole day and restore every file, ya know what I mean?

RL

[Mocha]

I'm not an expert on the subject, but I sure wouldn't uninstall the program with all those files to backup!

It would probably be worth the trouble to put them back one at a time, if that's the only option you have. :p Maybe someone knows of another way. (I hope)

I know nothing about that program specifically, but I suggest replacing it with something more reliable such as Power Tools by Juoni.

Btw, They sure gave it the right name, didn't they?!
Carol

[reghakr]

Try downloading and running this freeware Explorer Replacement and choose the Sync Folders option.

<a target="_blank" href=http://www.gexperts.com/gxexplorer/>http://www.gexperts.com/gxexplorer/</a>

GXExplorer is a replacement for the Windows Explorer and File Manager. It includes many useability improvements and new features, as well as full support for drag and drop, shell context menus and new file creation. A built-in file viewer enables ANI, AVI, BMP, CUR, DBF, DOC, GIF, ICO, JPG, PCX, PNG, RTF, TXT, WMF, XLS and ZIP files amongst others to be previewed and manipulated. New file viewers can be developed and added using Microsoft ActiveX (TM) technology.

reghakr

[BertImmenschuh]

I found this to be a good link:
<a target="_blank" href=http://gxexplorer.namsys.com.au/gxexplorer/>http://gxexplorer.namsys.com.au/gxexplorer/</a>

[reghakr]

Thanks Bert,

I should have checked it before I posted.

Jim