how to remove dll errors installed in my pc?
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reformat the system it will remove all the errors
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reinstall windows, this is an internal error
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Try this:\n\nhttp://www.dll-files.com/
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Without knowing the type of windows you have, and the complete message you are getting, it makes it difficult to answer you exactly.  However, it sounds like either a file has become corrupted so when you start Windows it cannot access it correctly. That a file that your operating system uses has been deleted and you are getting the message because it is missing.  Or you have uninstalled a program and the installation program has incorrectly removed a program that your system thinks should be there.\n\nTo get rid of the error, you will either have to edit the file or resource that is looking generating the error (ini file, registry etc.), reinstall the missing file, or reinstall the software you removed.\n\nGood luck
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Looks like ur dll files are corrupted or system over heating.
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This seems to be a problem with windows installer. Microsoft's advice on this error is to run the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility this can be found at http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;290301\n\nDid the fix I posted, work from your previous question??
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It could be just about anything. Here are some ideeas:\n1. a file is missing from the software, usually a dll\n2. the program is not compatible with the operating system\n3. your computer doesn't fit in the program requirements\n4. the program itself is buggy\n5. you didn't install directx, or it's too old\n6. you have problems with your hardware (old drivers...)\n7. you have problems with your registry....\nYOu could have given more info!
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Usually you need an installer program to install a dll, since it needs to be registered in the registry. You can't just download and copy them.\n\nTry reinstalling the program.
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just type in the system or dll file name in google and you can get number of sites providing them for free. download files from those sites. these sites also provide information regarding their configuration and installation. go ahead !
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MSjet35.dll is part of the access database management system.\nThe quickest and easiest solution is likely to go to Microsoft and download the latest Office service pack. \nBy default all critical components are checked and re-installed when ever a service pack is installed.\n\nWhatever you do, do not try to defragment your system again until your issue is resolved. \nIf your system can't find your files correctly, it can't move them correctly, and defragmentation could lead to data loss.\n\nIf you are positive that you have the right version on your desktop you can copy it to \nc:&#92;windows&#92;system32 \nBut I'd check the service pack first.\nas for gwrmdx.exe that is part of "Microsoft Greetings Workshop." \nIt sounds like it may have been deleted rather than uninstalled.\nThe easiest fix is to re-install then if you don't want it there go to add-remove programs and perform an uninstall of the program.
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Usually when an error box pops up in XP you can click somewhere to view a little more information about that error.  Check for .dll or .exe files in the details info and search your HDD for the files.  If the files exist in a certain programs folder, you know that program might be causing it and disable/un-install that program.  If you get a set of code, or a windows .exe file in the details info, you should search the Microsoft Knowledge Base for that specific error message.
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check for that specific dll at \nwww.dll-files.com/
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files with DLL extension are where all the APIs(Application Program Interface) are stored. These r required at the run time of a particular program. Essential ones.\n\nif u r having Windows XP  then enter ur XP cd , there is Repairy option. Try from that.\n\nalso check if any malicious script is executing on ur system causing problem to dll files.
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You most likely have a virus and/or a corrupt file.  Search the exact error message on a working PC and see if there is a removal tool that you can download to use on the affected PC.
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ru sure ur adding a dll file itself?\nIf yes the dll may be corrupted.
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http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?yimage
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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.