I wish it was that easy. I'm rather confused........
In an elevated cmd window type the following command and hit OK.
“%PROGRAMFILES%\Bonjour\mDNSResponder.exe” -remove
In the same cmd, type the following command and hit OK.
regsvr32 /u “%PROGRAMFILES%\Bonjour\mdnsNSP.dll”
Reboot
This is also Adobe CS3 Extended - which from my research hasn't been able to be loaded in Win 7 . Am I missing something??????? Man this is the pits. I'm currently doing my processing on another computer running XP or another running Vista. Adobe customer support is zero help.
Win 7 and CS3 Extended - no issues here.
To make life easier:
- Open an elevated command prompt
- cd to c:\program files\bonjour - substitute your boot drive for "C:\". Substitute "program files(x86)" if you are running Win x64.
- execute the command "mDNSResponder.exe -remove"
- No execute "regsvr32 /u mdnsNSP.dll”
- Close the cmd window (type exit and <return>)
- Restart your computer
- If you like, you can delete the bonjour folder
I got a PM indicating the above was over his head so ....
- Open an Elevated Command Prompt window. See here for a quick tutorial --> Elevated Command Prompt
- Click in the new Command Prompt window
- If your boot drive is "C", type "C:". If not, type the letter of your boot drive followed by a colon and press the <Return> (or <Enter>) key
- If you are running Win7 X86, type "CD \Program Files\Bonjour" (without the quotes) and press return/enter. If you are running Win7 x64, type "CD \Program Files(x86)\Bonjour" and press return/enter.
- Now, type "mDNSResponder.exe -remove" and press return/enter
- After that command finishes (should take just seconds), type "regsvr32 /u mdnsNSP.dll” and press return/enter
- Type "exit" and press return/enter. This will close the Command Prompt window.
- Restart your computer
- If you like, you can open Windows Explorer and delete the Bonjour folder, but it's not doing any harm just sitting there either.
Last edited by srq2625; 17 Nov 2009 at 06:35. Reason: Got a PM asking for clarification
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