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Put a Stop to Recurring DLL Errors
Are you troubled by recurring DLL errors, such as the xvidcore.dll error?
If you are, then it’s about time you took definite corrective measures to put a stop to recurring DLL errors.
In this article, we discuss what a DLL file is, examples of common DLL error messages, common causes of DLL errors, and the steps to fix recurring DLL errors, such as xvidcore.dll, mfc80u.dll, and msvcr71.dll errors.
What are DLL files?
A DLL (Dynamic Link Library) is a file that contains commands to perform a certain task and is called upon by program(s) when they require the feature that the particular DLL provides.
Common DLL Error Messages
A DLL error may occur when you install an application, run an application, or start or shut down your Windows computer. Below are examples of common DLL error messages that you may encounter:
“Xvidcore.dll not found.”
“The mfc80u.dll file is missing.”
“This application failed to load, and important component msvcr71.dll file is missing. Reinstalling the application may fix the error.”
Common Causes of a DLL error
Steps to fix DLL errors
Depending on the cause of the DLL error on your computer, you may perform the following steps to fix the error:
Recover the DLL file from the Recycle Bin
If you have accidently deleted the DLL file, then restore the DLL file from the Recycle Bin to fix the DLL error.
In case you have permanently deleted the DLL file then you may use any of the methods mentioned below to procure the missing DLL:
Upgrade your software
In case you started receiving the DLL error only after you installed a new application, then chances are that a current version of the DLL file was overwritten with an earlier version.
Check to see if you installed the latest version of the software. If the version of the software is old then uninstall the software and install the latest version of the software.
Run a malware scan
Malware programs, such as viruses, trojans, worms, and other variants infect your computer and cause various errors, including DLL errors.
If the DLL error is occurring due to malware infection, run a malware scan on your entire computer to remove the malware and fix the DLL error.
Run a registry scan
Issues in your Windows registry may also cause recurring DLL errors, such as xvidcore.dll, mfc80u.dll, and msvcr71.dll errors. To fix DLL errors occurring due to problems in the registry, run a registry scan using registry repair software to restore the registry’s integrity and fix recurring DLL issues.
With the help of the steps discussed in this article, you can fix and prevent DLL errors on your own.
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