How do I boot my machine. The erroer mesage, missing DLLs kernel keeps coming up

Windows is severely corrupted : the kernel dll - the core file, on which all the other build upon - is missing. There is only one thing left to do - perform a full Windows reinstall.

hi,
http://www.fix-all-dll-errors.com/kernel.dll/

u can go to this site...this will help in case of missing or for downloading dll's or also if there is errors in dll's..!
I also registered few dll's from this site...worked in my case :)

you have to enter the windows installation CD and repair the missing files...they have been corrupted by a bug or something similar ...
if it wont take the files auto...just boot from cd and repair the current installation ...beware to not press repair at the first apparition ...do it after you choose the partition and all

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326671/en-us

go here for the solution. If you are not using XP the type in the search bar (on this links website) needed Dlls for kernel, followed by your operating system.

This can be fixed.

Hope this helps

what OS are you running so we can determine what kernel you need please

Does it boot in safe mode?

To check, please follow the steps below:

1. Power on your computer
2. Immediately begin tapping F8
3. Keep doing so until you reach the Boot Options menu
4. Select Safe Mode
5. Press Enter

This will load windows using a minimal amount of drivers.

hal.dll is not good, you need to boot from the windows xp cd and select "Install windows" then select "Repair windows installation"

check your disk on another pc, Or repair your os by using your os setup disk

reinstall your os

Error Message:
Load needed DLLs for Kernel Translation:
Important Windows XP program files are missing or damaged.
Solution:
This error is confusing for several reasons. First, many users may not understand that the kernel is the main program file in WinXP, the heart of the operating system. Second, the term “load needed DLLs” is just ambiguous enough that you might not know how serious the error really is. Unfortunately, this problem cannot be corrected by just rebuilding the system Registry or restoring files from the WinXP installation CD. You’ll need to perform an “in-place install” of the operating system, which will destroy most of your settings such as Internet Favorites and all of your applications. The good news: An in-place install will usually not overwrite files in your My Documents folder and will keep other files located in other directories (as long as they are not operating-system-related). To perform an in-place upgrade, you’ll need to boot from the WinXP CD, which might require that you enter the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) of your computer and enable the Boot From CD option. Then, when the install starts up, select the Install WinXP option and follow the remaining instructions.