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One specific user gets 'The Page Cannot Be Found' (referencing a missing DLL) on their shortcuts and navigator, while the same actions work fine for every other user, including IFSAPP — issue is specific to that one Windows user profile (App9).

Answer

Close down every open IFS EE window and all browser windows first (mandatory), then fully delete that Windows user's ClickOnce application cache directory at C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Apps\2.0. Equivalently, after closing everything, you can run rundll32 dfshim CleanOnlineAppCache from the Windows Run dialog to clear the same ClickOnce cache. A corrupted local ClickOnce cache for one specific Windows profile — while every other user profile on the same or different machines works fine — is a common cause of this single-user-only 'missing DLL' symptom.

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