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1. #C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE HOW TO#
2. #C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE WINDOWS 10#
3. #C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE SOFTWARE#
4. #C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE CODE#

When I try to create a profile using the outlook wizard I get this one instead:įaulting application name: OUTLOOK.EXE, version. the above windows error comes up when I try and create a profile from 'control panel - mail'

So I hope someone can tell me what I need to do differently? or that this gets resolved soon? I have 2 users who are waiting on their new computers and I can't give them to them until I get this fixed! I have already called support and they say there is nothing more they can do for me. |||Client Path: C:\windows\SysWOW64\rundll32.exe I have the zco log files too but they are long. I have tried using the wizard in outlook (the first time you open it) and also in mail in the control panel.įaulting application name: rundll32.exe, version: 9.15, time stamp: 0xb329203bįaulting module name: LSMSCFG32.DLL, version: 8., time stamp: 0x58089382įaulting application start time: 0x01d3c84b5607848cįaulting application path: C:\windows\SysWOW64\rundll32.exeįaulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\SYSTEM\MSMAPI\1033\LSMSCFG32.DLL It creates the profile but as soon as it does outlook crashes. Outlook operates just fine until a connector is installed and I try and add a zimbra account. And on each of those versions of outlook I have installed 2 different connectors: 8. I have installed outlook 2010, 20 along with all of their updates.

#C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE WINDOWS 10#

Please post the text from the Command line box and I'll expand on this answer.I am having an issue specifically on Windows 10 Pro machines running Version 9 Build 16299 and it is happening on more than one machine.

#C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE HOW TO#

Since I don't have that information I can't tell you anything more on how to solve it. If you want to keep it, look for updated versions of it, as it may be a known problem.

#C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE SOFTWARE#

When you know what software the DLL belongs to, you can decide between keeping it or removing it. That will let you know what's hogging your CPU. "C:\MyFolder\MyDLLName.dll" is the path to the DLL that rundll32.exe is running. You'll see something in the style of "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\rundll32.exe" C:\MyFolder\MyDLLName.dll,MyFunctionName. Click the Image tab and check the text in the Command line box. Click Properties and a new window will open. Find the right one by checking the CPU column for each of them and right click the one with the high CPU usage. You may see that there are multiple entries for rundll32.exe, don't worry. Run it and you'll see a list of running processes. It is needed by the OS, so don't try deleting it! Let's use a great tool to see what DLL it is running:ĭownload Process Explorer from Sysinternals, a tool that shows a list of processes and allows to see much more info than Task Manager.

#C WINDOWS SYSWOW64 RUNDLL32 EXE CODE#

It is used to run code from DLL files without having to use a specific executable.