#How to remove dll files fixer how to#
As this file is from StartIsBack, I figure that Support should have an idea of how to delete it. Then here is how to use DISM to fix the corrupted system files, read this post - Repair Windows 10 Image with DISM and Other Useful Tips for DISM. If anybody here knows how I can delete OldNewExplorer64.dll in this situation, I would of course much appreciate being instructed on how to do so. DLL Files Fixer is a simple, utilitarian program that can solve your registry problems and keep your software running optimally. It was here that I got stuck, as it seems impossible to delete a file without Windows Explorer. OldNewExplorer64.dll was still in use even after a diagnostic startup, this time by Windows Explorer. We try to collect the websites where you can find further information about the cdp.dll file. Of course, the installed files might be different by version. Beside the cdp.dll file, Microsoft Windows Operating System may install other DLL files as well. I figured now that a diagnostic startup would leave the file idle and allow me to delete it. The DLL files related to the cdp.dll file. OldNewExplorer64.dll was apparently still in use by a process I could not close. Doing this, I successfuly managed to remove OldNewExplorer32.dll, but not the other.
The most logical solution first seemed to be to close these processes via the task manager, then delete the files. It’s a good idea to run this command in safe mode. To run this scan, type sfc /scannow in your command prompt. In fact, Windows 7 and later versions have a built-in SFC that replaces missing. I eventually figured out that they came from my trial of StartIsBack, as the listed 'company' of the file was I tried to delete the two files, only to be told that they were in use by some process. Using a system file checker scan is the optimal way to fix missing.
However, just recently, I discovered that two files, "OldNewExplorer32.dll" and "OldNewExplorer64.dll", were still in my downloads folder. Kapten Sun, 00:41:46 GMT Some time ago - I don't remember when, all I can say is a few months - I tried StartIsBack and ran it for the extent of its trial.
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