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  I have a Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error message, but no program is listed as the source of the error... the only entry is "program: C:\...» ».   I am running XP Service Pack 3 on a HP Mini.  HP support center suggests that a driver is not loaded, or is corrupt and suggests also that I have to reinstall the program.  It is impossible, however, if the program in question cannot be determined.  Any advice?

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  When is it and what you do when you see this message?

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