<< try tech support >>
Considering there isn't a "tech support" area on this forum, but there is an Operating Systems area where this could have been posted.
To resolve this issue, I would look into the following:
-> Find the .DLL file on your Windows XP CD and copy it to your hard drive. This will be some work because it's not too much fun to look through a bunch of .CAB files for the file you need. However, I have done this with success before.
And another option:
-> With Windows XP, you have the option of "fixing" your current installation. I have utilized this method before by by booting up my system from the XP CD and then selecting the option to fix the current installation. This worked quite well and I was quite pleased with the results.
Mods: Please move this thread over to the Operating Systems forum. Thanks!