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LFIL10N.DLL: What is it? (WIN95)

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by Member 29016775

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I have a machine that keeps tossing an error message, reporting that the "LTFIL10N.DLL appears to be corrupt. Please reinstall the file and try again". This occurrs on bootup, when the desktop is loading. It appears to be related to Internet Explorer.

I have extracted that file, reinstalled Windows 95 and Internet Explorer 4.0 and IE4SP2, and installed IE5. I can't get it to go away. Hard drive is new, PC is a P90 with 40MB ram, software installed includes AOL 6.0, MS Office, and a 3270-emulator program.

Help?

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by syscokid

Well, here's what I've been able to find out about it:

"I think some other program in your computer may use LEADTOOL driver "LTDLG10N.DLL" file. So may be install couldn't copy that file into SYSTEM directory.

First, please try to copy attached 2 files into your windows system directory. LEADTOOL is a graphic library form another company that used in many graphic programs. But they have some problems like yours... conflictions."

(http://www.parasys.net/BbsEng/content.asp)

Not much help. Do you have any graphics programs? Try renaming the file and restarting. See if the error goes away and your system otherwise functions normally.

by syscokid

I see now that the answer refers to LTDLG10N.DLL but the question specifically asked about LTFIL10N.DLL.

Another site I saw referenced a whole bunch of DLL's beginning LT as belonging to LEADTOOL.

by Member 29016775

Sorry... I should have been more clear. When I removed that file (first thing I tried) I got an error stating that the file LTFIL10N.DLL was missing. I have removed everything from the HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Windows/Current Version/Run and /RunServices keys in teh registry.

by ann777

This file is very probably within your SYSTEM.INI file and is being loaded through it. edit system.ini from the dos prompt and remove it from there.

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