RegSvr32 Error on Startup

[Gtking616]

I get 2 windows that pop with the same exact error message everytime I boot my pc up. Here's what it says,

"The module "C:\Windows\system32\config\syst...\IocNetWan64.dll" failed to load.

Make sure the binary is stored at the specified path or debug it to check for problems with the binary or dependent .DLL files.

Access is denied."

Any idea what the solution could be?

 

[Shaun o]

All versions of the windows OS have what we call the registry.

It is basically a list of all files and programs installed, when you first install the actual operating system to a hard disk drive of your system.

Each time you turn your system on, the registry is read.
So windows knows what modules or .Dll files to load.
Or where to find the .Dll files in order to run a program.

Dll stands for dynamic link library.

Most files with the .Dll file extension reside in the system 32 folder of the main windows folder.
Or the sysWOW64 folder.

Eg :

C:\ Windows\ System 32\ IocNetWand64.dll
C:\ Windows\ sysWOW64\ IocNetWan64.dll.


If the .Dll file is not found in one of the drive paths, and folder you see above you will be given the message of the file failed to load.

Check in the two file destinations path that are typed above for the IocNetWan64.dll file to see if it exists in both the system 32 folder and the sysWOW64 folder inside the main windows folder.

If the file exists in one of the folders listed above simply copy the file, and paste it in the folder where it does not exist.
You should have IocNetWan64.dll in both the system 32 folder and the sysWOW64 folder.

Gtking616

 

[Gtking616]

All versions of the windows OS have what we call the registry.

It is basically a list of all files and programs installed, when you first install the actual operating system to a hard disk drive of your system.

Each time you turn your system on, the registry is read.
So windows knows what modules or .Dll files to load.
Or where to find the .Dll files in order to run a program.

Dll stands for dynamic link library.

Most files with the .Dll file extension reside in the system 32 folder of the main windows folder.
Or the sysWOW64 folder.

Eg :

C:\ Windows\ System 32\ IocNetWand64.dll
C:\ Windows\ sysWOW64\ IocNetWan64.dll.


If the .Dll file is not found in one of the drive paths, and folder you see above you will be given the message of the file failed to load.

Check in the two file destinations path that are typed above for the IocNetWan64.dll file to see if it exists in both the system 32 folder and the sysWOW64 folder inside the main windows folder.

If the file exists in one of the folders listed above simply copy the file, and paste it in the folder where it does not exist.
You should have IocNetWan64.dll in both the system 32 folder and the sysWOW64 folder.

Gtking616

Well I tried looking for the file in both of those locations, and it wasn't in either. I even searched my entire pc and couldn't find it. Is there a way to get the file anywhere?