- DLL errors, can anyone explain and give me a solution?
- Posted by john_9999 on July 3rd, 2005
I was recently running System Mechanic 5 on my Fujitsu Amilo laptop and
i think i inadvertently deleted some system files (why the software
lets me do this i have no idea), and I am now receiving this error "An
exception occurred while trying to run FLDCLNR.dll, WIZARD_RunDLL".
This happens every time i re-boot but while i am accessing different
folders in Windows Explorer my screen continually freezes and i have to
physically switch off the maching. Can anyone explain what is happening
and what on earth I can do to stop this occurring? Thanks to anyone who
can stop me going eventually mad with a fix for this!
- Posted by bobb on July 3rd, 2005
On 3 Jul 2005 10:29:30 -0700, "john_9999" <heslij@hotmail.com> wrote:
Well, I am guessing the fix is obvious to u but how easily?
Look at the recycle bin, it may still be there!
Then go Accessories->System Tools->System Restore and see if u can "go
back" in time.
(As usuall, u folks don't give us all the important pertinent info, so
I shall assume u are running XP)
U *may* be able to use the EXPAND command and retrive the files from
install CD but I've never done this myself.
Copy the files from a second machine/buddy.
Lots of choices really.
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- Posted by tc on July 3rd, 2005
Neither of those dlls look like part of windows. Go to Run>msconfig and
under the startup tab, uncheck the programs that look like they are
associated with those dlls.
Terry
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- Posted by john_9999 on July 3rd, 2005
Recycle Bin empty. I tried the Windows Restore option, didn't help. I
even tried the "undo" option in System Mechanics but after running for
almost 48 hours i had to switch the machine off before it melted (and I
wasn't actually convinced it was really doing anything even tho it told
me it was). I am running XP Home edition SP2. If I can get hold of the
files, where do I put them?? I have not heard of the RESTORE command.
Can I find anything to help on the Microsoft website?
- Posted by john_9999 on July 3rd, 2005
Thanks, I looked at msconfig and didn't see anything related to this
dll, or indeed any dll (was i looking in the right place?). One odd
thing though, when I looked at entried under WIN.INI the foloowing
entries were there:
for 16 bit app support
fonts
extensions
mci extensions
files
mail
MCI extensions
annie
Any idea what "annie" could be???? There are entries under this "annie"
folder
I have never been into msconfig on this laptop ever (in fact i do not
even know what it is!)
I am running XP Home Edition sp2
- Posted by tc on July 3rd, 2005
Under the startup tab you will see all (or most) programs that start with
Windows. If any have a name that looks like it might relate to the dlls you
mentioned, uncheck it and restart.
Terry
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- Posted by tc on July 3rd, 2005
Was that fldrclnr.dll? Here is a link.
http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-.../download.html
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- Posted by Quaoar on July 4th, 2005
john_9999 wrote:
You can try to check XP for missing or corrupted *system* files. From a
command prompt, type: sfc /scannow[enter]. Have the XP install CD
handy.
Q
