The Procedure Entry Point Eventsetinformation Could Not Be Located In The Dynamic Link Library

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Kody Chavva

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Aug 3, 2024, 4:54:12 PM8/3/24

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Hi everyone! I use windows 7 64-bit, and when I try to install an app (for example WhatsApp), I get this error: Kernel32.dll entry not point error. The procedure entry point SetDefaultdllDirectories could not be located kernel32.dll. What am I doing now?

What is Kernel32.dll? It is an important DLL file in the Microsoft Windows system. As a Windows KT Base API Client DLL file, the real kernel32 dll file is a 32-bit dynamic link library file used by the Windows system to manage system memory, interrupts, input/output operations, synchronization, and process.

What causes the entry point not found kernel32.dll Windows XP error? As the error message suggested, the error is often related to a corrupted or missing kernel32.dll file. To be specific, virus infection, power outage, hard drive errors, corrupted system files, and outdated device drivers can cause the kernel32 dll missing error.

In addition, you can try replacing the corrupted kernel32.dll with a new one via Microsoft Windows setup CD/DVD. If you have a Windows installation media, you can follow the steps below to recover the dll file.

Step 2. Type the sfc /scannow command in the elevated command prompt and hit Enter. After that, the SFC tool will scan and try to repair the corrupted system files automatically.

Step 2. You will receive a message saying Check your computer for memory problems. Here are 2 options for you to perform a RAM test. It is recommended that you click Restart now and check for problems.

Step 3. Then your computer will restart and Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool will automatically perform the RAM test. This process may take you some time. You can see the overall test status bar and the detected problems during this process.

If none of the above methods fix the entry point not found kernel32 dll Windows XP/7/8/10 error, you may need to perform a clean installation of Windows. By doing so, your system will revert to its original status, which can clear the kernel32.dll.error.

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Recently I am having an issue with oneAPI. I have to install the oneAPI as Intel no longer supports the Parallel Studio XE for the Fortran compiler. The oneAPI can build my program with no error. However, I got an error when I executed the program. "The procedure entry point for_stop_core_quiet could not be located in the dynamic link library" then it gives the path where my XXX.exe is and that is the end of the message. I installed the new redistributable libraries vc_redist.x64.exe suggested in Github. It does not help. The problem is still there.

After running the program in debug and release mode (please find attached the output mentioning some errors, sorry, it is in french), I made a search for libifcorert.dll. It were found at the following link:

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After installing Igor Pro 9 on a Windows 7 PC the following error pops up when I try to run the program (32 bit or 64 bit): "The procedure entry point EventSetInformation could not be located in the dynamic link library ADVAPI32.dll.". I have installed and run Igor Pro 9 on other Windows 7 machines without issue. I checked to make sure that the dll file is on the computer. Has anyone else encounter this problem or know what would cause this?

I suggest that you try rebooting your machine. If that doesn't work I would reinstall IP9, though I doubt that will help. If that doesn't work you will probably need to follow one of the many articles of questionable usefulness that one can find if you search for something like "ADVAPI32.dll missing". Or perhaps consult with your IT department if you have one.