Exporting a Serviced Component on Windows 2000 using C#

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I have a serviced component that I've created and works just fine /w Windows
XP ...

However ...
When I try to Deploy / Export w/ Windows 2000 I get an error message ...
Dependant dll missing 8002801D.

Is there something I need to do to patch the Windows 2000 box to fix
this message.
Or am I really missing a dll?
Like I said everything works find under XP.
So I truly doubt the dependency message.

I did use a dependency checker and it complained about a
Windows/System32/apphelp.dll
That file exists on XP but not in 2000.

*shrug*
Help is appreciated,

AmbigiousOp


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