Imageres.dll Is Damaged
Aug 26, 2008
Recently I downloaded an icon pack. Well, it turns out I didn't like it, so I tried to change my icons back to the default icons. The problem is that imageres.dll (What I assume to be the vista icons) doesn't have any icons in it anymore. SHELL32.dll is still full, but I am not running XP. So, does anybody have a replacement imageres.dll that I could download? I googled it, but I don't trust any of the sites it turned up. If I can't install another imageres.dll is there another way to fix my problem?
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Mar 8, 2009
Hello. A little while ago i downloaded a program called windowsblinds to change the look of my computer. After installing it and changing the theme some of my icons went missing. after doing some looking into it i think the problem lies in icons missing from the imageres.dll directory. so i got a copy of my friends who uses the same version of windows, but i cant move and replace because the old on is in use. So i tried renaming is and i can move it fine, but when i go to put the new one in i need to be admin and when i move or rename the old one i lose my admin controls... this is getting awful fustrating and i think im just going to reformat if i dont get it fixed within a couple days... Can someone please help. I just dont want to go through teh hassle of reformating.
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Jul 29, 2009
My problem is imageres.dll which is located in C:WindowsSystem32 I was downloading some files from Windows 8 and trying to make Windows Vista more like Windows XP,and now i taked ownership and renamed imageres.dll to imageres_backup.dll And i forgot to move imageres.dll from that pack i downloaded there and i thinked that i moved and restarted PC. Now when i turned PC i can't install any program,most icons are displayed incorrect,and that... But when i try to rename imageres_backup.dll to old it doesn't work And i can't move imageres.dll from pack to there...
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