Missing dll files wont allow download or read from cd to repair, wont open tools to allow restore either. Is there a way to recover the files manually?

You can use Google Chrome, use the shortcut key Ctrl P, under the Destination use the Change button and select PDF (or PDFCreator) but if your file is corrupted, you will need - PDF Restore Toolbox read it
http://www.pdf.restoretools.com/

Contact Gateway support and advise them the problem. They should replace the defective CD.
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hi,
http://www.fix-all-dll-errors.com/msvcp90.dll/

u can go to this site...this will help in case of missing or for downloading dll's or also if there is errors in dll's..!
I also registered few dll's from this site...worked in my case :)

Hi,

http://www.fix-all-dll-errors.com/shfolder.dll/

This will fix the issue without any botheration.find that dll here :)

1. Verify the boot.ini file is found on the computer by using a boot diskette or use your Windows CD to get to the MS-DOS "C:\>" prompt.
2. From this prompt edit the boot.ini, verify that it is pointing to the correct operating system, and that no anomalies are found within the file. Below is a listing of what to verify

• If only one operating system is on the computer verify that the boot.ini only has one operating system listed. In some situations an alternate configuration line may be added for the same operating system, leaving the improper line.
• Verify that the "default=" line as well as the operating system line are the same and that they are pointing to the correct operating system.

Verify that the computer has the hal.dll file

From the MS-DOS "C:\>" prompt quickly determine if your computer has the "hal.dll" file by typing "dir hal.dll /s" at the prompt. If the computer returns a "File not found" message, the hal.dll has been deleted.

To recover this file boot the Windows operating system CD and choose the option to "Restore", "Repair", or "Recover." This option will prompt you for the Windows installation to use, the administrators password and will allow you to restore the proper file. At the MS-DOS prompt type the below command.

expand C:\i386\hal.dl_ D:\windows\system32\

In the above example "D" would be the letter of your CD-ROM drive and "C" the letter of the drive your operating system is installed on. For example, your disc drive may be D: and your hard drive is likely C:.

If you have the CD that came with the PC you can boot to it and run the repair option.

Dear
If u have missing .dll file (download from web)
copy .dll file to c:\windows\system32
go to run and type (if ur dll file is abc.dll)
regsvr32 abc.dll
and press enter n ok

Try doing a system restore from a previous retore point. However, you will not be able to recover any files that were saved after that point.
If all else fails, you may have to reinstall the OS. The "wininet.dll" file may be from some software you installed at a later point..