Conhost.exe (Console Windows Host) is a file belonging to the Microsoft Windows operating system. Ordinarily, it’s a completely legitimate file. It can be found running on Windows 7, 8, and 10 platforms.

Error 0x800ccc0f is specifically a Microsoft Outlook error code that indicates that an issue has occurred between the accounts settings or mail client you have setup. This error message will typically rear its ugly head when the end user attempts to send or receive email, via the Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook application. The cause of the error is numerous, but we’ll delve deeper into that, later.

Msvcr80.dll is a file that Microsoft’s runtime library uses. The runtime library is essentially a set of programmed routines utilised by the operating system. The purpose of these routines is to automate various common tasks that the C and C++ languages are unable to provide.

DLL errors are not uncommon, with wpcap.dll errors, being but one of many of its kind. Applications run based on commands and lines of code, but there’s a lot more that goes into it. DLL files are integral, not just to the operating system, but the functionality of many programs you may want to use on your computer.

Contents Zlib1.dll Overview Error Messages Error Causes How to Fix It Run a Registry Scan Replace Zlib1.dll Zlib1.dll forms an integral part of the Zlib library build. Its primary function is in the area of data compression. It is free to use, which has gone a long way in popularising it. Zlib1.dll is used on […]

Wlanapi.dll is an integral Windows file, used by the operating system for wireless connectivity. The file contains a series of code that the operating system will access when attempting to make a connection either with another computer or an entire network through the Wi-Fi protocol. The wlanapi.dll file was first introduced with Windows XP, and is an integral component of wireless connectivity on all proceeding Microsoft Windows platforms.

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 […]