mornin folk.
I have several copies of mfc42.dll arrived in newly installed software which are of the wrong version to the one in system32 and have been causing an intermittent 0x050 stop message. Thanks to two WONDERFUL people on this forum I was able to track down and rename the little beasts and get a whole nights sleep. I was advised to actually delete them but, not understanding about these things as well as many of you, I opted to rename until I can be sure they will not be needed.
What I would like to know is
can I replace them with the correct version and let them be active again, or are they just a waste of space because the program will look to the system32 dll anyway - and, can I also reactiveate the two others that are of the right version but not in system32 or do I not need to keep them either?
I have several copies of mfc42.dll arrived in newly installed software which are of the wrong version to the one in system32 and have been causing an intermittent 0x050 stop message. Thanks to two WONDERFUL people on this forum I was able to track down and rename the little beasts and get a whole nights sleep. I was advised to actually delete them but, not understanding about these things as well as many of you, I opted to rename until I can be sure they will not be needed.
What I would like to know is
can I replace them with the correct version and let them be active again, or are they just a waste of space because the program will look to the system32 dll anyway - and, can I also reactiveate the two others that are of the right version but not in system32 or do I not need to keep them either?