i think i have a problem with my shell32.dll file. What does that mean?
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What windows are you running?
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This may sound like a foolish question, but: are you sure you're entering a program executable file?  Just be sure you're using the right filename.\n\nAlso, depending on the program, you may need to type the entire file path to it.
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does it mention what dll it needs>  do a Google for it and download it. Otherwise download another backup program.
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Short answer: something is trying to launch itself at startup, and this something might be spyware, adware, or a virus. I recommend updating your anti-virus software and scanning your computer with it. Then go get adaware from http://www.lavasoft.de (it's free) and use it to scan your system as well.\n\nLong answer: dlls are files that contain pieces of code that multiple applications might need to share. The rundll application executes code found in a dll. However, it's possible that the RUNDLL.EXE that's running on your system is not Microsoft's rundll.exe, but is rather a piece of malicious software of the same name.
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ru sure ur adding a dll file itself?\nIf yes the dll may be corrupted.
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Are you running windows 98 or ME?  If so then I would suggest upgrading to 2000 or xp.  If not, then look on microsofts support site.  just type in "excemption to mfc42.dll" and something should show up.  You could also call microsoft support for more help.
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because it has unstable .dlls
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It sounds like that dll has been overwritten or corrupted some how. You could try the following link \n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default...1&PA=1&SD=HSCH\n\nI would suggest you create a system restore point first and make backups of important data.
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Its not due to the crack you made, some dll files related to IE might have got corrupted so better you can try perfoming a "sfc /scannow" on your computer or try installing IE again or check for any third party toolbars.
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Do not reformat your hard drive.\n\nKernel32.dll is the 32-bit dynamic link library of the operating system kernel. Kernel32.dll handles memory management, input/output operations, and interrupts. When Windows boots up, Kernel32.dll is loaded into a protected memory space.\n\nKernel errors usually caused by a corrupt program (such as your Norton installation, or a malware) or hardware problems (such as memory chip failure).\n\nFirst eliminate the Norton software error possibility - uninstall Norton. If you continue to have problems even with Norton uninstalled then the problem may be an other program or hardware.
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Go here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?gdiplus
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Found something that relates to your computer problem, just a different file name. Some instructions on editing the registry to fix the problem. Use at own risk. Be careful if you edit the registry. That can be a very dangerous thing. Just click on the link, and see if this helps.
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depending on which verion of windows you are using and also with game or program the dll is for. \n\non windows xp the dll file will need to be placed in the windows&#92;system32 directory.\n\non windows 98 it can be either windows&#92;system or windows&#92;system32 \n\nor you can try the dll file in the directory of the program or game you are trying to run or use.\n\ncheers\nnick
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Hi there,\n\nI have a feeling this DLL may be part of the Warezov / Stration infection:\nhttp://virusinfo.prevx.com/viruscenter.asp?GRP=4886100016\n\nThe best and easiest way to remove this is by installing the Free Trial of Prevx1.  This will scan your PC and remove this and any other infections free of charge.
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dll files are a finicky thing, you can't just copy one over or try to edit it as they could be anything.  a dll could simply tell a program where the other files that it needs are, or could have the installation source linked to them, or just have a log file attached to it, you can't tell unless you wrote the program.  Re-installing isn't going to make any changes to your system other than to replace the bad dll with the right one, if the problem persists, then you'll have to probably uninstall and reinstall.
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A Dll file is a Dynamic Link library File. A DLL (Dynamic Link Library) is a small application (or sometimes a group of them) that's called on by a larger application to provide a service or set of instructions. DLLs may reside within the Windows operating system itself or within Windows applications. The DLL is designed to save space by placing commonly used routines in a DLL file, rather than placing copies of all of the routines in each individual program. If your Windows applications and/or programs are missing the correct DLL files, you've probably been faced with either a reinstallation of your software or a non-working application.\n\nDLL errors can occur for many reasons. The most common is that while deleting an unused program from your system, you may delete a 'shared' DLL file used by another program installed on your system. Once this program is called upon by Windows, it will get stuck when it cannot find the DLL file necessary to use the program, resulting in an error message
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Just download it and install it again into the right folder.\n\ndownload it here:\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?msoe