Fix Windows Errors by Re-registering All Your DLL's by Britec
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- Fix Windows Errors by Re-registering All Your DLL's by Britec
The instructions basically get you to dump all DLL files into notepad, then do a find and replace to regsvr32 them all. if you do it from c:\ like it suggests, you might get more than you need. including dll files from the recycle bin.
I am going to assume your windows installation is on C:\ and in C:\ windows
When a DLL is registered, the DllRegisterServer method entry point in your program is invoked. Similarly, DllUnregisterServer is invoked when a DLL is unregistered. As described in this MSDN article: msdn.microsoft....
Instructs an in-process server to create its registry entries for all classes supported in this server module. If this function fails, the state of the registry for all its classes is indeterminate.
For COM DLLs, you will need to implement your own DllRegisterServer and DllUnregisterServer entry point methods which do the registering/unregistering as appropriate. Example code for DllRegisterServer can be found here. msdn.microsoft....
The end result of registering a DLL is that all of the CLSIDs for the components in the DLL are registered under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID. This allows CoCreateInstance to find the correct server when instantiating COM objects from another DLL or application.
DllUnregisterServer will do the reverse, and remove all of the CLSIDs from the registry that were put in there by DllRegisterServer. more can be found here msdn.microsoft....
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User, before doing this make SURE your system protection has been turned ON!!
Mine froze mid registry and there was nothing I can do. I had to close it and since had errors/failures for just about anything. Crashing/blue screen/ game crashes etc.
My windows system protection (recovery tool) was turned off and now my computer is completely screwed, as i cannot undo the damage done by the rereg failure.
Please gives this the thumbs up so other users can see. Britec09 should be making others aware.
I will agree with you, why the fuck would he even say that.
Britech would've warned about this and to take those precautions if so...
FKN PEOPLE RIGHT?
I put just put a condom on my C:drive. Try it take it out put a condom on your hard drive and thin up it back in the computer. Get it put it back in. HAHAHAh
I'm stuck at the last registry and there's a blinking cursor at the bottom of the screen for like a hour. Should I close the cmd window or what should I do??? PLZZZ reply!!!
OMG it worked, Dude I have tried everything possible, spent sleepless nights haunting forums for answers, reformatted, bought a new OS, Editi my reg intensively and after six months and about five hundred hours you helped me fix it in ten minutes! You have save my sanity! Much appreciated! I am now going to post this link all over the net! Cheers dude!
If I have a 64-bit do i put regsvr64 instead of regsvr32? and do i leave $patchcache$ or do i still delete them?
Thanks for the kind words and support there Jake.
Hi, that video is very clearly top explained explained. also the technical content is very helpful. Great video!! I wish it would give more as that.
Is that process also working like this if all the profiles are stored in other partition
My OS is already several times modified and kind old setup with several little errors.
as that in my case it worked with several error messages (if you have time I can post them for here, maybe you can tell what those indicate).
I guess because of those errors the process not complete also after long waiting but with your described steps I can fix at least some of the dll problems.
Even if this doesn't work, this is seriously the best guide I've ever seen, most I've read before are really hard to understand, not to mention, they don't work.
It was REALLY easy to follow. thank man
Thanks again Brian. I never get tired of your videos.
Awesome!
I would not trust just anyone to work on my iPad. You are the best.
firstly, I want to say thank you very much sir. your video really helped. I'm using a window 8.1 OS (the default OS from the PC)...installed an bloody PC manager that eventually delete most of my dll files, corrupt my wmedia player and for some reasons my PC can't detect my phone via media storage ...thanks to your video i was able to solve the resgister part...i'll calmly continue my research on how to solve others...thanks again sir...i like your accent
Hi Britec,
Tks for the good info as usual.
1. Will rebooting the PC do the same job or is there a difference in Re-registering as you have shown.
2. Will Re-registering affect any applications which may be running and using some of the DLL files.
Pls advice.
Tks.....
Currently I have a Windows 7 64-bit Operating system and i have 1 $PatchCache$ file, you didnt specify if we where to delete that or leave it within the .bat file. Im playing it safe so im not going to delete that $PatchCache$ and will carry on with your instructions. So far you help has been AMAZING, im a Higher Computing student myself with the aspiration of going to college next year to continue my studies within Computing and hopefully i will learn more about this and how to fix it. Thanks!
whatever you want me to do and I don't wanna know you are solving my problems, my work and my day man. And I gonna be very grateful!!
Just want to add, that I re-ran your tutorial a third time - following exactly and this time it worked like a charm. It's still running so I don't know if it's going to help- just PRAY that it will. THANK YOU for taking the time to try and help with these hideous problems. I'm sure that I'm not the only one who occasionally feels like taking a hammer to my laptop - but eventually, I get it fixed - just takes a LOT of patience and research and the help of people like you. God Bless, Judy
i want to answer two questions about this video .
1) if it says access denied that means you just took re-regdll file from disk c: you have to copy and paste it .
2) about patchcache : you have to delete it
and thank for video .
what if I didn't delete the patchcache ? it's going to an error ?
This! He didn't mention what to do in particular with this ominous _'patchcache'_ entry. One can only guess to also have to delete it. But what, if not? lol So, he better payed more attention to such important details in the video, since he tells users to mess around with core elements of their machines.
Thanks Brian watching your video's is an absolute big help, and Yes I thoroughly enjoyed them, look forward and will watch out for other videos you put out.
wow you just fixed all my problems ive been having for over a year give me a bro hug no homo
Hi Brian, just wanted to say I'm a big fan of your video tutorials. I've learned a lot from them. Hope to see more. Also, if some of your past vid's need updating for Windows 8 (maybe something different has to be done to achieve the desired result in Win 8?), hope to see them Or maybe one video with several updates? Keep it up! Watching from across the pond :)
Just Subbed, great vids sure they will come in handy! Just trying this after having months of issues with Isdone.dll to no avail! You might have solved something the whole internet couldnt explain I will update if it works succesfully! Good clear audio and simple instructions great stuff!
Britec, please don't ever stop making videos. Thank you!!
Useful info here - I have bookmarked this for further recoveries of screwed up DLL's
Excellent. Fixed issues with PC that were annoying me for ages. Thanks.
Your welcome, glad you like it.
Too many of you are not paying attention to detail... Listen, listen, listen carefully and watch. very carefully. When you are typing commands you have to be precise or it will not work, or worse, it will mess everything up beyond repair. If you can't do this, then DON'T!
update to first question - at the end of the tutorial - are you running the ORIGINAL saved dll registry or the new one we created by deleting the items?
After folling a couple of your tutorials I now have IE running, WLM opening properly, a faster response overall, UA-cam videos running smoothly, windows update running properly and SP1 installed correctly. Had to remove any file with "nvoglv" in the filename to run this batchlist (an Nvidia file so I assume because it's loaded in processes?). Thanks for the info.
Hello Bro! Thanks a lot for all your tutorials!!! All of them never missed its accomplishments, all of them was real and help me a lot . Your the perfect teacher for me! God BLess You!!!
+LFM_UA-camC Me to i follow this mans teachings i do my own research on things that go bad on windows 7 an his videos addup all the time.
Which OS are you running? I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate Dell Studio XPS 1645.DLL KERNEL32.dll errors when installing some programs. I'm starting to use a Virtual Machine with OS Windows XP on it. I'm having a little trouble installing the computers Network Adapter for the Virtual Machine on the computer. What were the Main 2 Folders to add the file into? Adobe Shockwave Installer Slim Player Application Error: The procedure EncodePointer could not be located in the DLL KERNEL32.dll. Adobe Flash Player20 Application Error: The procedure DecodePointer could not be located in the DLL KERNEL32.dll.
Mate, I'm having a big problem with a game I have. It's GTA IV, everytime I update, I have to quit the game to the desktop to finish the update, but as soon as the desktop comes back up, the update comes up but failed. Rockstar Support (makers of GTA) said it's my KERNALBASE.dll file, saying there is some sort of error within the file. I've been looking for weeks for solution but can't find any, some are programes you have to install and purchase the full version to "fix" it. Will this work??
Excellent video it saved me from reloading several computers I have recommended it to all my co-workers.
Hi,
I'll try this AS SOON as you clarify a doubt - Do I type in "Regsvr32.exe /s c:\" (@ 3:28) even if my OS is Win-7 64-bit ?
I also have a few lines with "$Patchcache$" , so what needs to be done with them ? Should I delete them too ?
Thank you so much dude fixed all the problems that i have been trying to fix for ages
I was looking for a long time to fix my dll files and thanks to you I fixed them. Thank You
Your welcome Mike, have a great weekend.
5:05 You didn't mention at any point what to do in particular with it when having found it! _'There's another one you need to do...'_ To do what?! And no, it's not self-explanatory. I'd never delete anything on my system when not absolutely sure that it's safe to delete it e.g. for it doesn't belong to the OS. So, how can a user be sure what to do with the _'patchcache'_ entry?!
Thanks alot man, didn't go through the process too quickly and was a very easy fix. Cheers.
did you right click cmd.exe and select run As Administrator before you tried to do the backup process, and then when the file's been made, run that as an administrator as well?
I'm playing it safe, so this might be a dumb question...but, I have some $Patchcache$ files. So, do I do the same as before & just delete those and carry on w/ the rest of the video? Also, I don't know why but I had booted up my laptop and the date was reset to july 2008. do you know exactly why something like that would happen? Also, when I went online it would tell me that the certificates for google were wrong & that I shouldn't go to that & other sites? thanks for this video btw!
The file does not have a program associated with it for performing this action.Please install a program or, if one is already installed, create an association in the Deaftul Programs control panel. WHAT I DO ?
Thanks, glad you like the video.
Thanks, Britec! It worked very good for my win7 because a could install all the updates again.
Thank you brian :-)
I Havnt needed to do this yet but its nice to know how easy it can
be when shown by an expert.
If you do have Patchcache do you delete those or what and will this thing fix the problem on the boot up where its like cant find WININET.dll?
These files are useful to help eliminate prompts for source when uninstalling patches, and even sometimes when installing certain types of patches. By deleting these files, if you are prompted for source you may need to insert your original installation media, or download and extract previously downloaded installations.
To delete these files, open an elevated command prompt and type the following command.
rmdir /q /s %WINDIR%\Installer\$PatchCache$
"Do not delete %WINDIR%\Installer"
hi, just did what you showed to the letter on my laptop and wifes desktop at the same time. ive used your posts before without any problems but this one.... on both lost the internet, icons vanished and both like so slow. did backup and laptop(vista) restored ok but desktop(xp pro) is well nt very good as cant open sys rstore or anything. tryed doing it all in safe mode but again the pc is poorly. did you miss anything else for xp or have you any other advice. thanks
Yeah very handy video there that you put up in case something does corrupt one or more of the DLL files.
i was wondering if you have some tutorial on how to make computer run faster ? with your own technique coz you just teach really well..
Another great video! Thank you Britec!
i love your commentary... ever thought about recording minecraft or other games? you would be great!
but you are still great no one can hate you bro :/
Will this fix "error accessing the system registry" in "vb 6.0" when i create a ".dll"??? And if I made these .bat file can I still roll back the changes made, without having to format my drive? Or better to create a restore point before doing these?
When I try to run it for every dll it loads a text box as well. What should I do?
Your welcome Taylor.
You are my only teacher on UA-cam
thanks for the video ,does it work for window 10 bit 64 ?
Excellent narration! Well explained!
Hi, need some help here. I've followed your tutorial to the letter - TWICE! I get to the same point and have a problem - we've saved the re-regdll file to the desktop so when I delete the winsxs and the Patchcache and try to then save the re-regdll again - I'm advised that there is already one and asked if I want to save to the document file. I chose that option the second time, but when I try to run that file I'm told that I do not have the authority to do it. Don't know what's going on. I'm NOT a newbie but not a tech either - obviously - what am I doing wrong. When I try to go to the saved file - the entire computer hangs up and won't respond to commands - twice I've had to restart and start over.
Will this fix windows update errors. like if u try to install updates and u get error messages?
Thanks and welcome aboard.
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much.
This caused troubles with file attributes. I cannot add/edit mp3 tags anymore. Windows Media Player will not recognize these mp3 tags, even if they already exist (can confirm by seeing them in mp3tag).
So, will this thing fix all missing DLL files or it will fix only one DLL file?
@utubenagoya I have added What does registering a DLL do? to my description now so you can understand it better. hope this helps.
You didn't really explain the 64 bit version. I was doing everything you said until the $PatchCache$ part. What do I do?
Brilliant......Do you have any videos on start up problems for Window 7 for ltwvc215u.dll?
Finished in 4 minutes. PC specs: Windows 10 PRO 64-bit, 16GB RAM, i7-4970K processor. Make sure you follow the instructions in the video and for 64-bit, make sure to delete PatchCache. Not sure jet if it helped at all, but we`ll see :)
Raiko Oja mine completed in 6 minutes and I have a Pentium dual core 1.6ghz processor.
Thanks a lot, glad I could help.
You're the man!! thanks so much.
But I'd like to know before I do this "rmdir of the $PatchCache$" files/lines in the file - This is a "remove directory" command and therefore it looks like I would be destroying some or many directories in my computer system. Is this true? Are these files/directories not required in my Win 7 64bit system at this point? Please add a few words about what is happening in this process as it relates to the whole repair of the DLL's issue. Thanks very very much. Roger.
I have a problem, Running the re-register midway gets stuck. I was stuck at the nvlog64.dll part and it doesn't continue registering anymore.
Same here
did you figure something out ?
After doing this dll re-reg' I have had issues with with some applications failing to run or crashing, mainly MS Office applications and my Citrix receiver. The repair console for these applications fails without any error messages and System Restore retains the "encountered an error and needs to close" .
What do I do from here, any ideas?
Hi there Britec09 I performed each step accordingly but I did find $Patchcache$ files in there. However, I cut and paste them in a separate notepad, to be on the safe side. And then I saved the remaining files and run it as admin! Everything went ok. After restarting my PC, nothing really seemed to be improved. It still displays the error "The specified procedure could not be found" or at times "Windows could not load the required file winsetup.dll" (when I attempt to open .exe files such as applications and games)
I'm using 32-bit
How do I fix it?
work like a charm....thanks so much mate...
Hi! I did exactly everything as u said ,but after 4 mins it stoped at nvoglv32.dll and i waited like 30 mins and nothing happened. I dont know should I stop cmd and remove it from re-register or just wait? Thanks!
@britec09 good day. Found your url while browsing for repair in the dll file. I followed your tutorial and run the program and when it reaches the file wmpshell.dll, seems it got stuck to it yet the cursor is still blinking. Tried it twice and same thing happened. Please advice. Thanks and regards.
After cmd finished, what should I do? Replace re-regdll on dekstop to local disk c? Or what?
Wjem I clicked "Run as administrator," it ran for 15 seconds or so, not ten minutes. Am I missing a lot of dll files then?
since hes probably busy ill give you a answer
it doesn't matter where you put it because in the code you specified where the .dll files were located
also note that not all the files are in the system32 folder and they are elsewhere
do you have version for Windows 8? Thank you. re registering dlls to fix window problems.
So If I try this , and it doesn't work, will I be able to use system restore to undo what I have done?
really great video man!! Thanks for your help!! :)
I follow the steps in the video when I ran it through as Administrator it ran then I have been receiving runtime error messages R6034 and I done that few times until I stopped running. I am still waiting to complete the time is 1:43pm on a Thursday 2015. I started it at 1:30PM. If it doesn't complete what should I do next? Please reply ASAP
+Steven Fox I encountered multiple program stopped running error message boxes it was pretty much all something to do with the registry "Microsoft Registry Runtime" ect just close whatever stops running and the process will move on. This re-do of the DLL's is kind of like ripping the rug out from under where someone is standing there will be some reaction, seeing as your in an active windows session and some of this is actively being run.
Hi! I have a regsvr32.exe issue. Everytime i log my laptop during start up it appears two boxes (both equal) with the subject RegSvr32 and with the syntax to use the regsvr32 command. Can't understand why this appears... it was since i had to change from on antivirus for another. I have the last version of Win10 64bit. Can you help fix this?
wow.thank's so much man,it worked perfectly.great video.very easy.
what do you do if after you put in the dir and rest and you press enter and it says file not found?
i think progress stopped but cmd box does not close, im still waiting : /
Same! Waiting for like an hour. What did you do???
Hey Britec I love u.
This worked fantastically.
I had the dllhost.exe problem (100% RAM usage) and it was solved by this.
I think i will make a German Tutorial on it.
Pls go on with this Project i love ur work
LJay your welcome, glad it worked out OK.
Britec09 Question:
I did this a couple years ago & it worked perfectly. But, this time around, I guess because of this damn Outfox.tv virus thing I had to get rid of on my laptop, I had complications. It said that it had problems with an atl80.dll file and a couple of other afterwards. After I pressed enter a couple of times to get past that part, it kept on working, but then it got to a certain dll that I don't remember & it stayed on a pop-up box like it was fixing/updating something & then the damn laptop went to the blue crash screen. I went into safe mode on boot-up, it loaded & then restarted & went normally & it went back to normal. But, I have two question:
1: After the $Pastecache$ part, there was a space gap separation due to the deletion of pastecache files. Leave the space or delete the space to make it look altogether?
2. Have you ever dealt with that outfox.tv virus thing & do you have any ways to make sure that you've completely deleted it off of a computer?
3. I can't update files using programs like windows update, java update, divxupdate, etc... Have you had any experiences with the blue screen instability & will this fix that problem?
Thanks Again!
This looks great- but how do you fix a missing or corrupt dll/dependencies?
does this work in safe mode also??? as my laptop isnt switching on . and will doing this delete my microsoft office and other purchased items....???
I have fine win7 and then when I install the nVidia driver, the "rundll32.exe" does not work well as it should.. everytime i install the driver, when I run my games, it does not work and the "rundll32.exe" is running and consuming a lot of CPU usage even the game i clicked does not run.. when i click again the game, it runs but its very lag because rundll32.exe is consuming a lot of cpu usage + the game.exe is also running... its only fix when WindowsXP is the OS but when upgrading to win7, the said problem occurs.. any solution please?
Does this replace the Shell32.dll file as well. Im not too informed when it comes to command promp and dll files. But once in a while, I get an error saying that Shell32 has stopped working and then windows.exe crashes. I am 100% sure its due to a malware/virus. Does this give me a fresh Shell32.dll?
I was hoping this would.
Hi Britec, Mine is still frozen and has been for close to half an hour, if this continues what should i do?
I ran the program once once we edited the notepad info. But after pressing run as administrator on the file an application error came up
Saying the instruction at 0xa896d2c8 referenced memory at 0xa896d2c8. The memory couldn't be written.
Click on okay to terminate the program
What should I do?
Any idea what this error code is:?
X The procedure entry point GetIUrlPriv could not be found (?)
I googled it to no avail - this error came with:
rstui.exe - Entry Point not found
I followed your instructions concerning the inf file (sr.inf) - browsed to cd -opened I386 -loaded SR.SY_ etc. etc. all to no result.
Your savvy is greatly appreciated Brian. - Thanks!
Britec09 What happens if it's stuck for a long amount of time. What do I do? Can I close it?
can this be done outside of windows in a command prompt?
Worked perfectly! Thanks you're a life saver
What would happen if i run the whole list of dll's without deleting winsxs from re-regdll?
My backup and restore won't work neither will system restore.
HI, I have a question. In the video, How can you type an right arrow on the command prompt? I'm pretty confused trying to figure it out. Think you can help me out? Comment me back soon. See you later.
shift +0(number)
everyone loves your vids
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Should i follow the same procedure for 64bit OS ?...i get access denied when i'm trying to save the file !