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NTDLL.DLL File

Vogue-rose Posted messages 5 Status Member -  
xpremierx Posted messages 169 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello,

For some time now, I have been encountering problems when I start my computer or when I want to open PDF files. The system responds: <(The file WINMM.DLL is associated with a missing export NTDLL.DLL:RtlDeleteResource.) What should I do to fix this problem?

Thank you in advance for your help.

Vogue-rose

13 answers

  1. Anonymous user
     
    Which Windows?

    Chti goes slowly, but he's getting there!
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    1. Vogue-rose Posted messages 5 Status Member
       
      First of all, thank you for taking the time to read my message.
      I am using Windows ME, and if you have the remedy, it would be really great because I have important documents to print for my job search.
      Also, while reading some messages on the forum, I noticed that my laptop is about to give up because I have other error messages like (rundll32.exe or kernel 32).

      Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.
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      1. alix > Vogue-rose Posted messages 5 Status Member
         
        Hello.
        I also have the same problem right now on WIN98.
        Have you found the solution?

        Thank you in advance and good luck.
        Alix
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      2. jppa Posted messages 2 Status Member > Vogue-rose Posted messages 5 Status Member
         
        hi
        do you still have this problem?
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  2. totor
     
    I have exactly the same problem on Millennium (I know, it's the worst, but I can't change). What can I do?? Chop it online?? Thank you very much in advance...
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  3. alixr974
     
    Hello.
    Actually, it's a worm that messed up my machine.
    I reinstalled WIN98 and it went back to normal.

    Good luck.
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  4. Caroline
     
    Good evening,

    I have the same problem (under Win ME). Should I understand that it is a virus?

    Moreover, I cannot restore because I get the same message when I try to open the restoration...

    grrr...

    Caroline
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    1. alix
       
      Hello.
      As I mentioned, my problem was caused by a worm that installed itself on my machine.
      I had to reinstall Windows 98, and in order to do that, I was forced to go into the BIOS to disable "Virus checking in the boot sector." I performed a virus scan.
      I don't know if it's the best solution, but it worked.

      Kind regards.
      Alix
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    2. Richard1 Posted messages 905 Status Member 190
       
      Hello Vogue-rose,

      You have Win ME so try a system restore to an earlier date.

      Start - search - type: restrui

      And choose a date prior to the problem.

      Best regards

      Richard1 (Montreal, Canada)
      Come back with your feedback.
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  6. jacques
     
    Hello
    on XP problem with Explorer
    Explorer crashes often and gives me an error message "ver....ntdll.dll." what is it?
    even with the repair software nothing works (no SP2) and 2 up-to-date antivirus?
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  7. xpremierx
     
    Hello
    I'm having the same problem with XP Home for AVI files: I can't open them by clicking directly on them. I then open a player and search for the file. That works... and still, on one condition: that the file is not located in the "My Videos" directory.
    Virtualdub just crashed, indicating a problem with ntdll...
    It seems there might be a codec conflict, but codecsniper doesn't work on this computer (even though it works perfectly on my laptop).
    If anyone has a solution...
    Thanks
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  8. seb
     
    Here is the translation of your message:

    "I have the same problem on Windows Millennium: 'the file WINMM.DLL is linked to a missing export NTDLL.DLL: rtldelete resource'. How can I fix this? We can't restore to a later date because this message appears. I can't find a solution, so please help me.

    Thank you in advance, Seb."
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  9. lucky13
     
    I also have this problem. From time to time, I would even say often, Windows Explorer crashes. The first time it crashed, it indicated that the faulty module was ntdll.dll version 5.1.2600.2180. Now, it says: unknown module.
    Thank you for your response.

    Jean Luc
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  10. reivillo Posted messages 6 Status Member
     
    A n'Achopp:
    1: Uninstall Adobe Acrobat if you are using it..!
    2: Restart..
    3: Reinstall Adobe "upgrade version" if possible.. are you still with me
    always..?
    4: After restart.. I know "AGAIN!!"

    But now, the problem will be just a bad MEMORY.

    If it persists, I am at your disposal.

    Give me "THE LAST WEBSITES VISITED" or "BETTER"
    "THE NAME OF THE PROGRAM YOU LOADED
    AND STARTED BEFORE
    YOU NOTICED THIS ISSUE."

    NB: IF the programmers who UPDATE the PROGRAMS or DLLs, signed
    their work with; "A DATE, a NUMBER, a signature,
    even digital, I think: "THIS IS JUST PERSONAL"
    we would see "CLEARER ON THE NET"
    Easy.. I know.

    GO!! COURAGE, YOU ARE NOT ALONE ANYMORE
    THANKS TO THIS BIG BEAST "THE SPIDER"
    AND ESPECIALLY TO "HOWITWORKS".

    BEST REGARDS REIVILLO
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  11. reivillo Posted messages 6 Status Member
     
    After testing, it turns out that this issue is due to
    downloads of PHP files.
    Here is a site where you can DOWNLOAD a program that
    manages this very well, to be placed in the program library

    The site: "HTTP://WWW.psad.com
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  12. xpremierx Posted messages 169 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   6
     
    Thank you Reivillo..
    Is what you say in 14 and 15 also an answer to the problem I raised in 11?
    As for the program you propose to load on the site psad.com, what exactly is it? When I open the site, I only see a few programs in English (which I don't understand) and in shareware!
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  13. Supercar1000
     
    I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
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  14. xpremierx Posted messages 169 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   6
     
    Old problems are hard to die...
    Since the time the post was created (2 years !!) it keeps coming back and persisting...
    Personally, I haven't had this problem for a long time, but ... I don't remember how I got rid of it...
    That said, today I just reset my computer to "new" with CCleaner.
    Go to the site http://www.01net.com/editorial/323664/cure-de-jouvence-pour-pc/remettez-windows-e...
    and read everything there is on the subject. But read everything before starting (you might lose useful cookies).
    And cleaning the registry is really great! I have eliminated problems of the same kind as those discussed here radically.

    Good luck.
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