When I log onto windows XP pro, I just started getting the following messege:
Error loading c:\windows\system32\NvCpl.dll
A dynamic link library installation failed
Can you tell me what this means and how to get rid of it? |
Request for Question Clarification by
aht-ga
on
09 Aug 2003 12:27 PDT
This file is part of the driver set for an nVidia graphics card. Have
you made any recent changes to your computer system, or updated any
drivers recently? This information will help in providing an answer or
point you in the right direction to a solution. Please list any recent
activity that you recall, related to your graphics card, and I will
see what I can do to help you.
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Clarification of Question by
r2-ga
on
09 Aug 2003 13:15 PDT
Actually that is very interesting. I went on a trip and when I got
back my display was all messed up and I was getting this dll messege.
I updated the driver and rebooted and now the display is functioning
notmally, but i still get the erroe messege.
How do I get rid of it?
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Request for Question Clarification by
aht-ga
on
09 Aug 2003 13:48 PDT
Can you please clarify whether you first uninstalled the video driver,
then installed the updated one, or did you simply apply the new one as
an update to the old one? If the latter, then often for video drivers
in particular, you need to actually uninstall the "old" driver
completely, install a basic VGA display driver (which your graphics
card will still support), start up in safe mode to hunt down and
delete any left-over files from the old driver, then install the new
driver.
Please let me know which of the two techniques you tried, along with
your specific make and model of your graphics card so that I can
provide a more cì
üete Answer.
Thanks!
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