DLL errors are fairly common, but they are also quite easy to resolve. Read on for more information about DLL errors, their cause, and solution.

Cause of DLL Errors

DLL errors usually occur when:

• The required DLL file is missing, corrupt, or incompatible
• There are errors in registry

Fix DLL Errors

To resolve a DLL error, follow the steps below:

Uninstall and reinstall the program with which you are getting the error. If you are getting the DLL error only when you try to run a specific application or program, the error can be fixed by uninstalling the program and reinstalling it. You can remove a program from the Add or Remove Programs window, which can be accessed through Control Panel.

Scan your registry using a good registry cleaner. Errors in registry can also cause frequent DLL errors. DLL errors occurring due to issues in registry can be easily fixed by running a registry scan.