DLL errors are often more complex than just the file being missing (even if that’s the immediate error that is flagged) and so adding the file may not fix the problem. The other common fix, which we do not recommend, is to use one of the many DLL download sites. You may wish to uninstall the previous version first too – to be downloading to a ‘clean’ PC.Īn alternative is download the missing file from Logitech – although this does not seem to be available from its site at present. This should reinstall the latest DLL files and fix any issues. The easiest, and safest, way to fix LogiLDA.dll errors is to reinstall the related piece of computer equipment.
Das ist ein Microsoft Visual C++ runtime dll.How To Fix LogiLDA.dll and Logitech Download Assistant Errors Mit der Störung bei MSVCP.dll, versuche mal admin CLI und "sfc /scannow". :(Īlejandro, brauchst du dass auf Deutsch, oder kannste mein Englisch verstehen? If for some reason there are issues, just double-click the registry files which should be saved to Documents by default, and they'll be merged back into the registry. In my case, I exported the respective keys beforehand.
Look for the following registry keys (you can export the root of those keys via right-click in case you want to save the keys to re-import if stuff goes wrong):
Here is a permanent fix for removing the LogiLDA.dll from startup: I can't believe that the only thing they are willing to do is provide a way to "disable" and not remove the prompt.
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