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Old 06-01-2005, 11:07 PM   #1 (permalink)
pbrvet
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ADSAdClient31.dll

Something is keeping me from opening my MSN Explorer. When I press the Sign-in button, it will attempt to sign-in at least 5 times. An error message then comes up on my screen that says: "We are not able to sign you in. There may be a problem with our server or your Internet connection. Please try again."
Even though I can not open my MSN Explorer, I can still got into my Internet Explorer. But, I can not open my Hotmail. When I click on Hotmail, I get a Content Advisor that tells me: "Sorry! Content Advisor will not allow you to see this site. This page may contain some or all of the following: The rating label on this page is invalid. "vz lz oz cz] "http://www.rsac.org/rating sv01.html" l get true for "http://cb2.msn.com" r[n s v l]]" is not recognized or is not the right format. You may want to notify the owner of this site."
When I go to "Mozilla Firefox" button, I get an info box titled "Opening ADSAdClient31.dll" with this message: "You have chosen to open ADSAdClient31.dll which is a: Application Extension from http://rad.msn.com, What should Firefox do with this file?" Threr are two buttons below this. One says Open with - dllfile(default) and the second button says Save. Below this is OK and Cancel. I press cancel and close it and go on to my hotmail. Each time Ipress something in my hotmail, i.e., Mail, Open an email, delete, etc, I get this same info box. How do I correct this and get my MSN Explorer and Internet Explorer back up and running?

Thanks for your help

Last edited by pbrvet; 06-01-2005 at 11:09 PM.
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