DLL errors can occur for many reasons. The most common is that while deleting an unused program from your Windows system, you may delete a ‘shared’ DLL file used by another program installed on your system. Once this program is called upon by Windows, it will get stuck when it cannot find the DLL file necessary to use the program, resulting in an error message.



This step-by-step guide here can help you fix DLL errors. If you have any problem during the process, please contact Tee Support Agent 24/7 online for more detailed instructions.



Download the file needed to the below location, for most machines, the location of the System directory is:





















Windows 95/98/ME: C:\Windows\System
Windows NT/2000: C:\WINNT\System32
Windows XP: C:\Windows\System32


After copying the file needed to the Windows System directory, it may be necessary for you to register the file. You can use the Regsvr32 tool (Regsvr32.exe) to register and unregister object linking and embedding (OLE) controls such as dynamic-link library (DLL) or ActiveX Controls (OCX) files that are self-registerable. This may be necessary to troubleshoot some issues with Windows, Microsoft Internet Explorer, or other programs. Here’s how:


  1. Go to Start>> Run. 


  2. Type in: cmd (or command) [Press Enter]


  3. You will now be in the DOS command prompt screen:


    • To install/register the file type in: regsvr32 file.dll or regsvr32 file.ax (where ‘file’ is your file name) [ Press Enter]


    • To uninstall the files type in: regsvr32 -u file.dll or regsvr32 -u file.ax (where ‘file’ is your file name) [ Press Enter]




  4. A message should be displayed confirming that you’ve successfully registered or unregistered the file.


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