Recover Deleted DLL Files and Fix DLL Not Found & Missing Error

I unintentionally removed a dll file necessary for the computer to function! As a result, my desktop eventually appears when the computer boots up, but it doesn't have any icons or a start menu button. As a result, I cannot perform a system restore or retrieve the file I removed from the recycle bin! I would much appreciate any suggestions.

It's wise to recover DLL files with a file recovery tool if you are sure that you've deleted the file that works properly before you remove it. And EaseUS EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard is your best choice. This professional file recovery program enables you to restore deleted DLL files with ease.

Now, download this capable file recovery program and start to restore DLL files within three steps.

Now all your deleted DLL files are restored, and you can put the DLL files into the proper folder or subfolders where they are supposed to be. Then restart your PC and reinstall those programs that run with DLL files so that you can reuse those problems again.

If you have a missing DLL file problem on your PC and fail to get DLL from the server, you can follow the tips below to fix this issue by yourself.

• Restore the deleted DLL files from the Recycle bin if you haven't emptied them. If you have cleared out the recycle bin, restore DLL files with EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard mentioned before.
• Run a virus/malware to scan your entire system to eliminate hostile programs that masquerade as DLL files.
• Use System Restore to undo recent system changes if you're sure that the DLL error is caused by changes in Registry or other system configurations.
• Reinstall the programs that use DLL files. If a DLL error occurs when you open a particular program, you can reinstall the program to see whether the problem has been solved or not.

Don't download DLL files from DLL download sites in an attempt to replace your missing or corrupt DLL files. Sometimes, downloaded DLL files may not be able to make your program or software work normally. If you've already downloaded a DLL file from one of those DLL download sites, remove it from wherever you put it.