"File. Dll not found" (or ". Dll file not found") is one of the most common errors in Windows and afflicts thousands of users every day. After installation, upgrade or uninstall of any software or run an application and there is ... ". Dll file missing." Calm down, there colução and will be fine!
First things first, with a simple explanation of what a file with a. Dll and serving. DLLs are libraries of functions (dynamic-link library). For example, all Windows programs that have a box dálogo "Print", but do not create your own dialog box, before using a pattern that is on file . dll. Ques This means that many programs will use only one. Dll. In the example shown, is in the comdlg32.dll. Now it may be easier to understand why after you uninstall a particular program, one that apparently had nothing to do with that, simply will not start because it needs a particular file. Dll.
Besides this, the same way that a program like Microsoft Office has several versions (97, 2000, XP, 2007),. Windows dll also can have. This means that sometimes with a software update, a particular program than the one they have updated, to stop working correctly. The problem is that a program compiled and tested fails to work correctly with a newer version or older library. This is because an older version may not have all the features required by the software and a newer version can not be fully compatible with previous versions. Furthermore, in addition, a program built to work with a. Dll in a particular language (English, Portuguese, etc ...) may not work with one. Dll different language.
To visualize the version information with Windows Explorer just right-clicked on the file , selecting Properties and then click on the tab "Version".
Fortunately it is relatively easy to find. Dll files to solve this problem. Whenever you see a message saying that a program is missing a certain. Dll, just use the box search here and look for the offer. specific dll. Download, unzip the file (usually zipped files) and copy it to the System 32 folder (C: WindowsSystem32). Next you should register the. Dll as follows:
In the "Start" menu, click "Run." In the "Open" type the following (without quotes) "regsvr32 dll file" (substituting the word file with the name of the dll file that you downloaded) and then press "Ok". If the installation was completed successfully, you should see a message dzier that the file was successfully installed or uninstalled. Note: This last step also applies to uninstall dll.
And that, by this time the problem should already be solved! A simple and free !
If the problem persists, try one of the following:
- If the CD or installation file, try uninstalling and reinstalling the software;
- Try doing a system restore to a restore point dated before the first manifestation of the problem;
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