Linked to missing export KERNEL32.DLL: SetProcessAffinityMask

When running Oracle client 7 in Windows 95C PC, the following error message appeared:
     Error Starting Program
     The MGRQGNRC94.DLL file is
     linked to missing export KERNEL32.DLL: SetProcessAffinityMask
How to solve it?

Rename any MFC42.dll files other then the one in the windowssystem and reboot the computer. You have to boot with a system disk to do this. If this wont fix your problem than reinstall liveupdate.

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