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by thechas
The DLL file is no longer at it's registered location.
The easiest way for you to correct this, is to place your Windows CD into the CD drive, and run System File Checker (SFC) from the run box on the start menu.
SFC will check your system forcorrupt or missing windows files, and prompt you to replace them.
If the DLL is not a Windows system file, you may need to re-install the application that requires the file.
As a last ditch alternative, you can use one of the DLL archive sites, and download the latest version of the missing DLL.
http://www.dictacomm.com/Win_Dll/
http://www.drd.dyndns.org/index2.html
http://www.schaft.com/ftpfiles.html
Chas
by jesussaves
if it not a windows dll file ,how do i find out what program it is missing from??
other than that it was a fine answer.
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