Archive for February 26th, 2010
DLL or Dynamic Link Library files are used by Windows operating systems and applications installed on them to store functions and codes that can be called on whenever required. There are hundreds of DLL files on a Windows system and several conditions that may result in DLL errors. Many of the common causes of DLL errors are:
* Missing, corrupt, or damaged DLL.
* Overwriting or deletion of one or more DLLs during program install or uninstall.
* Faulty or corrupt application programs.
* Malware infections.
* Erroneous or false entries in the registry.