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The sure fire way to correct this problem is to download winsock.dll from one of the many, many sites you can go to (Google search: free download winsock.dll). Go to windows explorer and find the .dll file in c:windowssystem, move the file to another directory. Replace it with the new file you downloaded in c:windowssystem. Reboot everything should be fine, if so go back to the directory you moved the old file to and delete it.
Run error checking:
Path:start>my computer>C:>properties>tools
Or try this link:
http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?winsock
Run WinSockFix
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download4372.html
The sure fire way to correct this problem is to download winsock.dll from one of the many, many sites you can go to (Google search: free download winsock.dll). Go to windows explorer and find the .dll file in c:windowssystem, move the file to another directory. Replace it with the new file you downloaded in c:windowssystem. Reboot everything should be fine, if so go back to the directory you moved the old file to and delete it.
Hi Jim:
Found this handy little package recently. Contains lots of goodies including your winsock fix.
Good luck
http://www.majorgeeks.com/BHT_d4855.html
Get winsockfix xp, problem solved.
reinstall your windows