Posts Tagged "DLL Errors"

By admin on Dec 12, 2009 in Registry | 0 comments

Like the way that you rigorously clean your house on a Saturday morning, your computer too needed some cleaning from time to time. The problem is; window system is not available with any cleaning tool that can help you repair the registry because it is very complex that even the slightest change can create a big impact to the system. In order to save your neck from the trouble, there are registry cleaner tools that you can simply download and install on your system in order to do the needed registry maintenance. Registry cleaner tools are not something that you can brush off your shoulder since they are vital for the proper operation of your system. Do not worry if you are not proficient enough with computer activities and terms since most of these tools are GUI-based and provide a user-friendly interface so users won’t find them hard to operate. Even the options found of them are easy to use and they can automatically do the work after you do a simple click. They would also make use of advanced algorithms that would do a rigorous scan on your registry in order to get rid of errors that may take place within the registry. In order to show the problem, most registry cleaners especially those advanced kind would display the errors on the screen. They will also allow you to manually go through all of the errors and pick the particular one that you wish to repair. Just in case you are a little bothered about the entry that you wish to delete, then you can simply allow these tools to do an automatic scan and repair. Doing this will give you the chance to free yourself from the bothersome system errors that may occur most of the time, like Drive errors, DLL errors, ActiveX/COM errors, and runtime errors. You can as well free your mind from doing the critical decision of choosing which file you would like to delete since through the help of these registry cleaner tools, you are given the chance to backup and restore the whole or a part of the registry when needed. This feature is indeed very useful since only the affected parts...

By admin on Oct 20, 2009 in Fix DLL Errors | 0 comments

First Steps For Dealing With DLL Errors For a lot of computer users, the first step for dealing with computer errors usually means picking up the phone and calling a computer expert. Did you know users who call computer experts have to wait for an average of two and a half hours before their computer is attended to? On the other hand, if they chose to troubleshoot the errors themselves, chances are that they would have resolved the error in a fraction of that time. We can say this with confidence because a large number of computer errors are software- or application-related and can be easily dealt with. All you need is some basic understanding about the cause of the error and guidelines on how to resolve the problem in a step by step manner. One such error for which you should avoid seeking external help and try troubleshooting yourself is a DLL error. These errors are one of the most recurring types of errors. DLL or Dynamic Link Library files comprise codes and functions that be used and shared among several applications on your computer. These important files work quietly in the background and make our applications simpler and more efficient. There are several applications installed on a computer and each of them has several DLL files. Due to their presence in large numbers, there is always a small chance that some thing may go wrong anytime. Some of the DLL error messages can be a little complicated to understand. An example is this error message related to Microsoft C Runtime Library, which is encountered while starting a Windows PC: “Lsass.exe: Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point _resetstkoflw could not be located in the dynamic link library Msvcrt.dll.” Other DLL errors can be pretty straight forward to understand like this error which is related to Connectivity API of Nokia: “Connapi.dll Not Found” Usual reasons behind DLL errors include a corrupt or missing DLL file, improper installation or uninstallation, conflict between two files, driver or hardware problems and malware infection. Fixing DLL Errors The pursuit of resolving a DLL error must begin with finding the cause of the error. This can be easily done with the help...