Missing some .Dll file

1. • 1 Download the missing comctl32.dll file. Locate a website that offers the comctl32.dll file. You can also use the link in the Resources section.
     
   • 2 Unzip the download file if it is a .zip-type file. Right-click on the file and choose "extract" to make the file available in a .dll format.
     
   • 3 Install the missing comctl32.dll file in the proper folder on the computer. If the operating system is 64-bit Windows, copy comctl32.dll to the "C:\Windows\SysWOW64" folder. If the operating system is 32-bit Windows, copy comctl32.dll to the "C:\Windows\System32" folder.
     
   • 4 Restart the computer by clicking on the "Start" button and selecting the "Restart Computer" option.
     
   • 5 Open the computer program that previously displayed the error message stating that the file comctl32.dll was missing. This will verify the program now works properly.
     

It's missing a critical file. Reinstall the software.

You're missing the MicroSoft Office INTernationaLization library. Either uninstall/reinstall Office, or try a Repair installation, or try exiting Office (and OSA Toolbar also), and download this file

http://www.dlldump.com/download-dll-files_new.php/dllfiles/M/MSOINTL.DLL/11.0.5516/download.html

to put it into C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory. See if it helps. Some more files might be missing and you'll only discover that after msointl.dll loads and complains in turn.

Hi,
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You can get find it here..follow the link. :)

For that first you have to fix error on harddisk.
Boot computer with recovery disk then choose recovery console mode.
Then type in prompt "chkdsk /r"
then press "y"
then it fix error on harddisk then install windows.
Let me know if you need more assistance.
Thanks.

Just google the error msg and you'll find the solution for it. At most times, ppl recommend you to delete this particular registry file that is associated with this dll file. But if I were you, i would better reinstall the operating system. Just google the error and give a try. Best o'luck.

Hope this helps, If so, rate me.. ,thanks - billa

Follow the steps given in the link below to troubleshoot the hal.dll missing issue:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/945380

There is a good possibility that you are having a hardware failure of the Hard Disk Drive, causing the windows error.

Either in the BIOS or in the F12 boot menu should be an option to run diagnostics, see if the hard drive fails. If it does, then you need to replace the drive.

If not, you will likely need an XP Installation CD so you can boot to Recovery Console and run the command CHKDSK /P to try and recover the operating system

1. Verify the boot.ini file is found on the computer by using a boot diskette or use your Windows CD to get to the MS-DOS "C:\>" prompt.
2. From this prompt edit the boot.ini, verify that it is pointing to the correct operating system, and that no anomalies are found within the file. Below is a listing of what to verify

• If only one operating system is on the computer verify that the boot.ini only has one operating system listed. In some situations an alternate configuration line may be added for the same operating system, leaving the improper line.
• Verify that the "default=" line as well as the operating system line are the same and that they are pointing to the correct operating system.

Verify that the computer has the hal.dll file

From the MS-DOS "C:\>" prompt quickly determine if your computer has the "hal.dll" file by typing "dir hal.dll /s" at the prompt. If the computer returns a "File not found" message, the hal.dll has been deleted.

To recover this file boot the Windows operating system CD and choose the option to "Restore", "Repair", or "Recover." This option will prompt you for the Windows installation to use, the administrators password and will allow you to restore the proper file. At the MS-DOS prompt type the below command.

expand C:\i386\hal.dl_ D:\windows\system32\

In the above example "D" would be the letter of your CD-ROM drive and "C" the letter of the drive your operating system is installed on. For example, your disc drive may be D: and your hard drive is likely C:.

Hi To fix this problem you will have to put your xp disc into pc and choose the windows repair option. Simon