Ftd2xx.dll is one of several files that belongs to the FTDI FTD2XX driver set, from FTDI Ltd. Its duties are multifaceted, but essentially, it aids in a number of related functions. It’s difficult to know exactly what it does, given it’s a third-party file, but it’s believed that it handles, primarily inbound and outbound operations for a hardware component, and is used in conjunction with various software(s) to process different options on your computer.

Contents Is Msvcrt.dll Dangerous? Can You Remove It? Is It Resource Hungry? Error Causes How to Fix It Run a Registry Scan Run a Virus Scan Replace the File Use Windows CD In this post I will be discussing the msvcrt.dll file, providing you with a plethora of information about what this file is, it’s […]

Contents D3DRM.dll Overview Error Causes Common Error Messages How to Fix It Run a Registry Scan Update Hardware Drivers Replace D3DRM.dll File DirectX on CD Run System File Checker Update Windows While playing a video game on your PC, have you encountered a d3drm.dll error message? What about, while carrying out some form of multimedia […]

Errors associated with the user32.dll file are fairly common, and are cause for much concern amongst computer users. They occur in many different instances, but most commonly when attempting to run a program. There are multiple reasons why these errors may be occurring on your system.

Shell32.dll is an integral Windows library file that’s responsible for a number of functions, most notably the opening of web pages and files. Errors linked to this specific DLL file, are known to occur for a plethora of reasons. The most notable being the Plugin.exe file. End users report Shell32.dll errors, when running version 2.5 of Plugin.exe for Windows or earlier.

Msvcp71.dll is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) file that forms part of the Microsoft C Runtime Library. This, “Runtime Library” is used by a number of applications on Microsoft Windows. Errors relating to the msvcp71.dll file, are typically the result of corruption or deletion of this specific file.

Do you get the error code 0xc00000e, when your system attempts to boot into Windows? This particular error code, manifests itself as either a black or blue screen error. Depending on your level of expertise, you may or may not have an idea of how to proceed from this point on.

If you’ve been a Windows user for any real length of time, then you’d be familiar with the various internal Windows errors. These errors range from .exe errors to .dll errors, to system errors, etc. Logonui.exe is a Windows service that is also prone to errors, errors that can be somewhat difficult to fix, if you don’t know how.