UXCore.dll cannot be found, simple solution sought
Derrick Fawsitt
"UXCore.dll cannot be found", and when I close that I see another
message, "Error loading C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Photo
Gallery\WLXPhotoViewer.dll The specified module could not be found"
I really would be most grateful for a solution that I can follow and
apply to fix this problem. I have tried forums and websites but there
seems to be a vagueness about the solutions offered or perhaps I simply
have not understood their instructions, either way I am still stuck with
the problem and don't know how to remove it.
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Derrick Fawsitt
Pastor Dave
<fitzwi...@fitzwilliamonline.com> spake thusly:
Open a picture with what? What program do you expect
to see come up? It could be a corrupted, or missing file
that is installed with that program and needs to be fixed,
by placing a new copy of the file where it belongs.
Have you tried the web site for the folks who make the
software that you are trying to use to view pictures with?
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Pastor Dave
The following is part of my auto-rotating sig file
and not part of the message above.
"Learning to ignore things is one of the great paths
to inner peace." - Robert J. Sawyer
Derrick Fawsitt
<ananias917_@_gmail.com> writes
>On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 09:15:59 +0100, Derrick Fawsitt
><fitzwi...@fitzwilliamonline.com> spake thusly:
>
>
>>Every time I try to open a picture in "My Pictures" I get the message,
>>"UXCore.dll cannot be found", and when I close that I see another
>>message, "Error loading C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Photo
>>Gallery\WLXPhotoViewer.dll The specified module could not be found"
>>
>>I really would be most grateful for a solution that I can follow and
>>apply to fix this problem. I have tried forums and websites but there
>>seems to be a vagueness about the solutions offered or perhaps I simply
>>have not understood their instructions, either way I am still stuck with
>>the problem and don't know how to remove it.
>
>Open a picture with what? What program do you expect
>to see come up? It could be a corrupted, or missing file
>that is installed with that program and needs to be fixed,
>by placing a new copy of the file where it belongs.
discovered it was something called Windows Live picture viewer that was
"attempting" to open my pictures. I changed the program to open my
pictures to Windows Picture and Fax viewer and that has solved my
problem.
Many thanks and my apologies for not doing the above before I posted my
question. However, can I ask what is the preferred default program to
open "My Pictures"?
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Derrick Fawsitt
Sinner
"Derrick Fawsitt" <fitzwi...@fitzwilliamonline.com> wrote in message
news:1K0sp8BT...@fitzwilliamonline.com...
Windows Live Picture Viewer is an add-on from MS. It doesn't ship with XP.
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer is the default viewer.
Derrick Fawsitt
writes
Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. I also intend to uninstall Windows Live
Picture Viewer and I don't care what it does as it has caused me so much
trouble.
Thanks again for your kindness and trouble.
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Derrick Fawsitt
Sinner
> Thank you very much for that confirmation and I have in fact selected
> Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. I also intend to uninstall Windows Live
> Picture Viewer and I don't care what it does as it has caused me so much
> trouble.
> Thanks again for your kindness and trouble.
>
Any time.
Pastor Dave
<fitzwi...@fitzwilliamonline.com> spake thusly:
>In message <nr4p459vp1pcaaom6...@4ax.com>, Pastor Dave
><ananias917_@_gmail.com> writes
>>On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 09:15:59 +0100, Derrick Fawsitt
>><fitzwi...@fitzwilliamonline.com> spake thusly:
>>
>>
>>>Every time I try to open a picture in "My Pictures" I get the message,
>>>"UXCore.dll cannot be found", and when I close that I see another
>>>message, "Error loading C:\Program Files\Windows Live\Photo
>>>Gallery\WLXPhotoViewer.dll The specified module could not be found"
>>>
>>>I really would be most grateful for a solution that I can follow and
>>>apply to fix this problem. I have tried forums and websites but there
>>>seems to be a vagueness about the solutions offered or perhaps I simply
>>>have not understood their instructions, either way I am still stuck with
>>>the problem and don't know how to remove it.
>>
>>Open a picture with what? What program do you expect
>>to see come up? It could be a corrupted, or missing file
>>that is installed with that program and needs to be fixed,
>>by placing a new copy of the file where it belongs.
>
>Sorry, entirely my fault and my apologies for bothering you but I
>discovered it was something called Windows Live picture viewer that was
>"attempting" to open my pictures. I changed the program to open my
>pictures to Windows Picture and Fax viewer and that has solved my
>problem.
No problem. :)
>Many thanks and my apologies for not doing the above before I posted my
>question. However, can I ask what is the preferred default program to
>open "My Pictures"?
Whatever program you like and decide to install. :)
Ashampoo has a free version of their Photo Commander 6.
It's simple and does most of what one would want to do
with an image file. :)
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Pastor Dave
The following is part of my auto-rotating sig file
and not part of the message above.
The Last Days were in the first century:
Romans 13:11-2
11) And that, knowing the time, that NOW
it is high time to awake out of sleep:
for NOW is our salvation nearer than when
we believed.
12) The night is far spent, the day is
AT HAND: let us therefore cast off the
works of darkness, and let us put on
the armor of light.
Derrick Fawsitt
All my thanks for the above help, thanks to you and others in this
thread I have managed to fix this problem.
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Derrick Fawsitt