i get a error when windows start ups core dll cant find?
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Hi:  \n\nHard question to answer not knowing any particulars.  Determining whether core.dll is a virus or a legitimate Windows process, depends on the directory location it executes or runs from.\n\nI would run a scan with your anti-virus software (definitely can't hurt).  If you don't have any, you can get free scans at most of the top sites. (symantec, kaspersky, panda).  If you're running XP, a good malware/spyware remover is Ewido.  You can do a web search for any of these. \n\nGood luck,\nMax
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Try http://www.dll-files.com/ .
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There may be a problem with security settings or OLE file permissions not setup, or setup right.  You should turn the feature off from the control panel.  Then reboot and turn it back on.  Then reboot again and try it.  If you still get the error message then you may need to reinstall your system.\n\nAlso, make sure that the bios is not interferring with the power/Hiberbation control. \n\n\n\nRegards,\n\n\nb
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the unit where you start windows has bad sectors, the HDD, or FDD that you're using to start test it with chkdsk.exe starting in safe mode with DOS prompt. Check if your CD has no scratches (if you're talking about start the windows install)
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c:&#92;windows&#92;msbk32.dll is a BookedSpace parasite variant. You should get rid of it ASAP!
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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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It sounds like if you were trying to install Office 2000.  If this is right, I recommend you to go to Microsoft.com, in their search box write kernel32.dll for instructions on how to repair this.  Good luck!
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What you need to do is to go to http://www.dll-files.com/ and search for the addon2vb.dll file you are missing. They will let you download it for free. Once it is downloaded, unzip the file and put the dll file in your system32 directory. If you have Windows XP, click on your main hard drive letter. On that screen, click on the folder that says WINDOWS. Look for the System32 folder and paste the dll file you were missing into that folder. Hope what I said helped.
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Most of these Dlls came in with other software.\n\nDon't you have installed software with name near this name, if you don't know, try with me:\n1- Move the file to another location (D:>Old or somewhere else)\n2- zip it, using winzip, or (Right click, send to, compressed folder)\n3- delete the file\n4- Restart your computer\n5- Mark me as best answer.\n6- See if you have your problem gone, or you face new ones\n7- If you some software are facing starting problems, it means this is the software that needs the dll file, just restore it to original place.\n8- otherwize, send me a hello message.\n\nXLMan
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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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system restore to before the problem started.see if helps.if not might need to reinstall some .dll files
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That means that it can't find the start up folder. You might have a problem with your hard drive. try booting with the install cd by holding down C while starting up with the CD in.
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Did you try rebooting the computer, to make sure there isn't another program using the application.  Though, I don't think others use it.....I think there is an option under programs that says start up items, maybe try the control panel.\nYou can also download msconfig.  Maybe something is missing or wrong with it, and installing it again could be helpful.\nCheck out the download on the website listed below.
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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
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"SmartBridge -- SmartBridge is distributing an old version of PSAPI.DLL. As a result, users may receive the following error message after installation of Internet Explore 7 Beta 2: \nSmartBridge Alerts:MotiveSB.exe Entry Point Not Found\n\nThe procedure entry point GetProcessImageFileNameW could not be located in the dynamic link library PSAPI.DLL\n\nTo work around this error: \nNavigate to the installation location for SmartBridge (&#92;Program Files&#92;Verizon...&#92;Smart...) \nFind PSAPI.DLL and rename it to something like PSAPIOLD.DLL \nReboot the system "\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/ie/releasenotes/default.aspx
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The above issue might occur if your system has some missing .dll files or if the existing .dll files have been corrupted.  I would suggest you to install the latest versions of Internet Explorer and Firefox.  If the errors keep repeating, try noting down the missing .dll file and download it online (just put the name of the missing .dll file in Google).  In the worst case, you might need to upgrade the OS to Windows XP.
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Well fixing dll file is quick and easy first download that Kernel32.dll file and copy that dll file into C:/windows/System 32 (that c drive is guess it depends in which drive you installed windows) paste that kernel32 dll file in system 32 Folder and Double click that Kernel File inside system 32 folder to register it and it's done now.....\n\n> copy and paste kernel32.dll file into system 32 folder\n> double click that kernel32 file to register and error is fixed 9