Encountering error displaying a message msvbvm60.dll error

Asked By anonymous 7060 points N/A Posted on - 08/11/2011

Every time I load a new Internet Explorer browser I get an msvbvm60.dll error .

Then it closes all other windows except the first one I opened.

Even the same error persists if I click on a link and a new browser opens and that one gets the same error.

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Answered By Yohan 0 points N/A #79962

Encountering error displaying a message msvbvm60.dll error

Hi Rose Taylor ,

To resolve the problem please follow my instructions carefully:

• IE is related to your OS network system.
• So your problem is that you have a problem in msvbm60.dll.
• This file is probably damaged or not found that mean you have to have this file.
• What you have to do is.
• Try to reinstall IE if you have the same problem try to find msvbm60.dll in the net and copy it in IE system files.
• And then the problem will be resolved if not.
• Please restore your system to an old date that IE was work or delete the last update.

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Answered By Trevor 0 points N/A #79963

Encountering error displaying a message msvbvm60.dll error

Msvbvm60.dll is a dynamic link library for Microsoft Visual Basic Virtual Machine. This is not a system library; the msvbvm30.dll comes from other software installed in your computer.

So if you are receiving this error in your internet browser, maybe some of your temporary internet files use the msvbvm30.dll. First thing to do is to clean your temporary internet files and cookies. Deleting all of this will resolve the problem.

If it is still exists, msvbvm30.dll has a problem on the registry, try to use a registry cleaner to remove those wanted keys in your register that left by an uninstalled program.

Sometimes this cause of corrupted DLL files. Try to check errors in your system by running the CHKDSK /F tool in your command prompt.

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