Want to install Powerdvd 8 Ultra update and have to uninstall first but can`t because msg.can`t load SKUtill.dll

For users who are experiencing the error code 101 with PowerDVD12. You are looking for update PowerDVD12 to build 2428.

www.cyberlink.com/support/poweredvd/patches_en_US.html

Is the msnhool.dll file there or missing?
it should be in C:\Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Direct Console

The Dell Inspiron 1750 came with a DVD+/-RW drive. Did you purchase a replacement blu-ray optical drive (or purchase from dell with the upgrade to blu-ray)? If you do not have a blu-ray drive, a bluray movie will not play.

Cyberlink has some support information and manuals here: http://www.cyberlink.com/prog/support/cs/index.do . Search for PowerDVD and DX8 for Dell in the two drop down menus.

In addition, Cyberlink PowerDVD 8 only supports Blu-ray in their Ultra Edition (Blu-ray Disc) only. You will need to purchase either a newer version of the product that includes blu-ray support (or if sold separately the plug-ins that make the Ultra version of the product). See http://www.cyberlink.com/products/powerdvd/compare-retail_en_US.html for the different versions of Cyberlink PowerDVD 10 (and version 9). Scroll down to the section labeled HD Video Support.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

you will need to uninstall and install Yahoo Messenger to fix missing DLL files.

Here is a fresh copy of YM software, click it, and save to starts downloading
Yahoo Messenger 10

Let me know if this solve your problem. Please comeback and give some ratings.

You can also try to visit this Helpful Tip on how to solve can't sign in problem with Yahoo messenger.

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Please let me know the operating system that you use like XP or Vista etc..

So thats illegal, and you'd rather risk paying 600x the original price for it?

Erm, sorry but I could always report you and call up the police and get you arrested, but today i'll be nice. Youtube is your friend....

Try this link at CyberLink.
http://forum.cyberlink.com/forum/posts/list/15/1823.page
Maybe uninstall and try a new version. Try this link for that.
http://extratorrent.com/torrent/1559723/Cyber+Link+PowerDVD+8+Ultra+1830.50+Build+%2B+Updated+Keygen.html
Hope this helps. Let me know how it goes.
JimmyC

lab_teacher --

Honesty is the best policy...

I have experienced nothing but heartache with PowerDVD... from a software standpoint, I would suggest using a different app all together (PowerDVD takes up so much RAM, and not very user friendly) Have you tried using the simple Windows Media Player? Download and install the K-Lite Codec pack first (I understand you are wanting to view from disks, but it can't hurt to have all codecs up-to-date), which will handle almost any format that comes your way (you can find the free download here:

http://www.codecguide.com/

If the hardware is new, uninstall the drivers and instead of using the provided software (which may be the problem) simply allow Windows to discover new hardware, and install a basic driver for you. You can then go to Window's Update and update the hardware driver to-date.

The result should be a functioning drive, with a functioning app to view with :)

If you are interested in also burning, keep in mind to keep the optics clean, and their are PLENTY of better apps than PowerDVD out there (DVDFab is one of the best for ease of use to burn custom or entire disks).

Again, just coming from a former PowerDVD user, I hope this helps!

-- RT

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msvcr80.dll is a Microsoft Visual C Runtime file. Try to eliminate the .dll file first as being the culprit. Type in "download msvcr80.dll" in any search engine, download it, save it to your desktop. Using windows search, locate msvcr80.dll on your system, (usually in c:\windows\system32) and rename it to msvcr.dll.old, then copy the newer file to the same location as the oler one, the reinstall your suspect program, reboot, then try to run the program again.

I imagine that it's trying to uninstall the older version to install the newer one, which it can't. NOTE: This is a desperate step. Delete the Cyberlink folder in C:\Program Files\; Go to Add/Remove Programs and attempt uninstall - it will say it can't uninstall, and ask you if oyu want to remove it from the program list. Click yes. Go to start->Search (or Find) and search for Cyberlink (make sure that Hidden and System files are being searched). Delete all Cyberlink files. Do the same, but with PowerDVD. Download and run CCleaner. Attempt to reinstall PowerDVD.