Very Computer

Windoctor of my Norton System always shows problems with
the regestry.  The below is what needs to be fixed all
the time.  Is this a windows thing or is it something
incompatable betweeen Norton and Windows XP????

The ActiveX/COM of your Windows Registry contains one or
more invalid enteries.  This can cause documents to open
improperly, applications not to run or your computer to
crash.

Missing or invalide ActiveX/COM SubKey Entry
The key."CLSID\(60458574-073C-437d-8F85-B28F66199709)."
refers to an invalid application identifier "(74E4A5BA-
3E8FDFA-AABB-376082E56026)."

Norton's WinDoctor is not 100% accurate.  It scans your system and looks
for files in predefined locations.  If a particular file is not found in precisely
the location WinDoctor expects it to be in, it reports this as an error.

If your computer system is running fine, and WinDoctor is reporting errors,
chances are WinDoctor is misreporting.  That's why I now use System Mechanic
(www.iolo.com) rather than Norton SystemWorks.

--
Nicholas

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| Windoctor of my Norton System always shows problems with
| the regestry.  The below is what needs to be fixed all
| the time.  Is this a windows thing or is it something
| incompatable betweeen Norton and Windows XP????
|
| The ActiveX/COM of your Windows Registry contains one or
| more invalid enteries.  This can cause documents to open
| improperly, applications not to run or your computer to
| crash.
|
| Missing or invalide ActiveX/COM SubKey Entry
| The key."CLSID\(60458574-073C-437d-8F85-B28F66199709)."
| refers to an invalid application identifier "(74E4A5BA-
| 3E8FDFA-AABB-376082E56026)."
|