Before getting into the tips to fix RnDll errors, let’s have a look what these RunDll errors are? Dll files or Dynamic-link library files are operating system files same as exe files used to write smaller programs. These files does not get loaded in the RAM, instead they reside in the hard-drive itself.
In most of the cases, we get RunDll error because of virus infection. The Dll files are infected and made it corrupted. To resolve this issue, the best suggestion is to install antivirus software. Run full scan and make your computer virus free. The next thing you should do is run a registry check with registry checker software. There are many third party software in the market. You can choose any of them.
Is a Dll file totally missing? You can copy it from your operating system CD. Restart the computer your OS will do the Dll file registering. The “regserver32” command is also a very good option for registering the correct Dll file. If still the problem persists, it is better to get in touch with a technical support service provider.
