Windows 7 the ordinal 96 could not be located

[jyeagley3]

I installed Uniblue Registry Booster (paid for it!) and each time I run it I get the following error message 3 times during the scan: "the ordinal 96 could not be located in the dynamic link library SHELL32.dll"
I have never, ever gotten this message before in Windows 7 or any other Windows. Uniblue's solution is for me to go to : Link Removed - Invalid URL and repair Windows 7. This doesn't appear to be an option for me since I downloaded and upgrade from Microsoft and have no disk. I'm not sure I'd do it anyhow. Seems suspicious that this error just appeared.
Anyone familiar with this? It seems to have absolutely no effect on whatever I'm doing on the PC
Thanks for any help
Jerry

 

[agss241]

I have had the same Ordinal 96 problem, got absolutely NO satisfaction from Uniblue. It just appeared out of the blue (no pun intended) one day. It did not seem to be causing any problems, everything was running quite well, so I just clicked 3 times on it and went onward. Was a bit of an annoyance but I lived with it hoping to someday find an answer

I had to re-install my Windows 7 and that corrected the Ordinal 96 problem. As I re-installed all my software I ran RegistryBooster after
each install to try to determine if one of my programs was causing the
error. I have everything re-installed now and the error has not recurred.
Hope it stays that way!

 

[UltraWiz]

Problem Solved: This fixes both Windows 7 & Vista

The error message is probably caused due to Windows updates.
In order to solve the issue follow the simple procedure below:

1.) Click Start

2.) In the search programs and files, type in or copy and paste the following:

%appdata%\Microsoft\Windows\Network Shortcuts

3.) Open the Network Shortcuts folder and delete all the web shortcut files inside

4.) Restart your computer

5.) Run RegistryBooster


RegistryBooster should now be working fine again.