Nobody wants to start a day on the wrong note.
I am sure all of you have heard the phrase 'getting up on the wrong side of the bed.
' Well, to make it sound simple, if you see the message error loading dll file as soon as you try to start your computer, it means that your computer has gotten off on a very wrong footing.
It is OK to look at the problem in a lighter vein, but it does not help at all, because you are still wondering how to get your computer off to a good start.
You would have planned for a whole lot of work to be completed by the end of the day and here you have a machine that shows no signs of even starting up.
This could be really and truly frustrating.
The error loading dll file is not an uncommon occurrence.
Very often during the day, we keep adding new files to the computer.
We also see quite a few messages that appear on the screen, which we really do not read fully.
You might come across a message and it is possible that you have pressed the 'ok' button, without carefully reading what the message said.
This could have actually resulted in you inadvertently deleting a few files.
What you did not know at that point in time was that, those files were absolutely essential for the running of the entire program.
So when the error loading dll file appears on your screen, you could first begin by trying to locate the file that you have deleted by mistake.
This again might prove to be a tiresome and arduous piece of work, leaving you in no better a situation than you were in earlier.
You could get onto the 'help' section of the operating system or software that you have and look for possible troubleshooting tips that could get you somewhere.
If you still find the error loading dll file appearing on your screen after you have applied those tips, then you need to do something really fast.
Of course, it is certainly not the end of the world and you do not have to panic as such, but it is something that needs to be sorted out as soon as possible.
In my long years as a person using the computer without actually being a bit of a techie, I can tell you that the error loading dll file can be avoided if you have the good sense (something that I gained only after I had a problem) to have a Registry Cleaner installed on your machine.
It would save you a lot of time, anxiety and sometimes even money to have this software on your machine.
Instead of calling a person to fix it, you could run this program every time you have worked on your machine.
There are so many ways that viruses can attack your machine; so it pays to be very careful at all times.