Windows 10: AMDRSServ.exe System error, OpenCL.dll was not found

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Some users with AMD graphics encountered the AMDRSServ.exe System error, OpenCL.dll was not found error. This error usually occurs after system startup or while launching a particular game. If you encounter this error, the solutions provided in this article will help you. What is AMDRSServ.exe? AMDRSServ.exe is the AMD Radeon Settings Service and part of the […]

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UT3.EXE Kernel32.DLL error

Kernell32.dll is not the piece being shut down, it is UT3.EXE with mod name kernel32.dll.

 

UT3.EXE Kernel32.DLL error

All things in System specs are true except for the 9800GX2. I know have a 4870.
Thank you for the response, I will let everyone know everything I've tried:

Reinstalling drivers (the right way)
Reinstalling the game
Reinstalling the .net distributable 3.5 SP1
Reinstalling Direct X
Edited UTEngine.ini (this is what got me past the splash screen)
Reinstalled all related drivers (sound, etc...)
Disabled Antivirus applications
No Current Overclocks
Tried "Checking integrity" of game files
Tried running in different compatibility modes
Tried running with -nosound
Tried tweaking with the CCC settings(is there a DXT textures option? Ive heard it was supposed to fix this, but it doesnt show up in my CCC (yes I do have advanced options, no im not retarded, thank ya))

All suggestions welcome. Remember 4870, not 9800GX2. WinXP 32 bit. no FFDshow, is disabled.

It actually brings up 2 different errors: kernel32.dll and UT3.exe.

 

When does the Operating system verify the Authenticode Signatures for signed EXEs and signed DLLs?

When PE Files (exes, dlls etc.) are code signed using signtool, they can be verified to check if they have been authored by trusted publishers. In which scenarios does the Operating system actually verify signed EXEs and DLLs?

1. Are signatures of EXEs verified every time they are run?
2. If an EXE has a dynamically linked DLL, is the DLL's signature verified when the EXE is run?
   
3. If the EXE dynamically loads a DLL using LoadLibrary, is the DLL's signature verified when the EXE is run?
4. When an EXE requires elevated privilege (UAC), is the signature of the EXE and the DLL dependencies verified as well? (1-3)

If this questions belongs in a different category or community, please let me know. Thanks.