jhooga New Member Jun 4, 2011 #1 Does anybody know where I can find this file? I am trying to use a software I got and it tells me this file is missing. I know its a windows file but it wasnt in my windows install I did
Does anybody know where I can find this file? I am trying to use a software I got and it tells me this file is missing. I know its a windows file but it wasnt in my windows install I did
Twinbird24 Member Jun 4, 2011 #2 Try this: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?wmvcore or this: http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-95/wmvcoredll/37285.html You should place the .dll file in C:\Windows\System32\ and then reboot and your problem should be fixed. If it still doesn't work, then open Elevated Command Prompt (i.e. run the program as administrator) and run the below command: regsvr32 wmvcore.dll This is a command for registering DLLs. Edit: I just uploaded the wmvcore.dll file from my own Windows 7 PC, you can find it here: http://arkdesigns.ca/WMVCORE.DLL Here is a useful link you can read: http://www.fastdllfixes.com/dll-fix...-media-player-wmvcore-dll-error-fix-tutorial/ Although step #4 is probably not necessary, and some people are against the use of registry cleaners all together (if however you attempt it, always create a backup of your registry or create a restore point) Last edited: Jun 4, 2011
Try this: http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?wmvcore or this: http://www.computing.net/answers/windows-95/wmvcoredll/37285.html You should place the .dll file in C:\Windows\System32\ and then reboot and your problem should be fixed. If it still doesn't work, then open Elevated Command Prompt (i.e. run the program as administrator) and run the below command: regsvr32 wmvcore.dll This is a command for registering DLLs. Edit: I just uploaded the wmvcore.dll file from my own Windows 7 PC, you can find it here: http://arkdesigns.ca/WMVCORE.DLL Here is a useful link you can read: http://www.fastdllfixes.com/dll-fix...-media-player-wmvcore-dll-error-fix-tutorial/ Although step #4 is probably not necessary, and some people are against the use of registry cleaners all together (if however you attempt it, always create a backup of your registry or create a restore point)