lpk.dll is missing - you can do that
The lpk.dll file is a Windows language file, which unfortunately often causes problems. If the library is missing, it often happens that programs can no longer be executed or installed. This practical tip shows you how to get lpk.dll back on its toes.
Fix error message "lpk.dll missing" - re-register file
- Click on "Start" and enter the search term "cmd.exe". Select the search result of the same name with a right click and start the console as administrator.
- Now type in the command "sfc / scannow" (without quotation marks) and let Windows scan the PC.
- If problems are identified, Windows repairs them independently.
- If the problem persists, you will need to dig a little deeper.
- First enter the command "regsvr32 -u lpk.dll" in the console and confirm the entry with "Enter".
- This is followed by the "regsvr32 lpk.dll" command, which you can send again by pressing "Enter".
- Now try to run the program again with which the error message occurred. The problem should now be resolved.
"Lpk.dll is missing" problem continues - perform system repair
- First, try loading an earlier restore point. You can find out how to do this from the linked practical tip.
- If lpk.dll still does not work, the last resort is: Rescue Windows with the installation DVD. To do this, boot your computer from the Windows installation disk and select the item "Computer repair options".
- If you no longer have the DVD, you can also download a Windows ISO for free.
