Unable to get the program to work on my computer.

hi there, try to use this program to clean the computer :
Jet Clean :
http://www.bluesprig.com/jetclean.html
hope it helps
have a nice day over there

try to refresh it . restart your internet connection ,off your tv , etc restart all the peripherals then try to open it again

Make sure you have updated your antivirus program. If your current antivirus is unable to remove the virus, try another antivirus. There are lots of free antivirus program out there. If nothing works, determine what type of virus you are detecting and search for its removal from the internet.

Try going to dll-files.com and download the necessary file. Copy that file to C:\Windows\System. Hopefully this works for you. If not, you could also reinstall Windows which will reinstall the necessary files.

That's not much information to go on. What kind of computer and operating system are you using? What is the name of the program? Was it purchased online, or was it a free/shareware program?
If the program was working, and if your system has a system restore capability built in, you may be able to set your computer back to a time when it was working and try to see if that works.
Otherwise, more information is required to give you a good answer.

try to start the windows in safe mode with networking and see if it works, it's probably a virus, or check with your isp.

No it is a home computer.

*then ur o.s is not registered it seems

*uninstall and try again

The most common cause of this issue is not restarting the computer following the installation of Internet Explorer 7. It seems that if you do not restart Windows immediately after the installation has completed, it causes some side-effects, particularly the error you describe. This may not have been your fault, as the Internet Explorer 7 update may have been automatically downloaded and installed from the Windows Update website. After the update was installed, and you were prompted to restart, you might have elected not to restart (as you did not realise the implications of such) and thus now the program does not work correctly. In this case, the workaround for the issue is to uninstall Internet Explorer 7, through the “Add/Remove Programs” control panel, and then reinstall Internet Explorer 7. Make sure you restart the computer once the installation has completed!

Apart from reinstalling Internet Explorer 7 I was unable to find any other workarounds for the problem. Some users have reported having to reinstall Windows, but this is only in extreme cases. In the worst case, you may have to just uninstall Internet Explorer 7 and go back to using Internet Explorer 6. However, I imagine you might like the new Internet Explorer 7 features such as tabbed browsing. Should this be the case, and you are unable to resolve the problem with Internet Explorer 7, perhaps another alternative is to try Mozilla Firefox (http://www.mozilla.com/firefox). This is a very popular free open-source web browser, with many of the same features (tabbed browsing, RSS integration, etc.). This could be a useful compromise if you are still unable to get Internet Explorer 7 to work correctly.