Windows 10: Fix Nvldumd.dll Bad Image error in Windows 11/10

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DLL files are important for the functioning of the system and applications. If certain DLL files are missing or corrupt, then it can cause problems with the functioning of the system or the application. The Nvidumd.dll file is one such file. If it goes missing or gets corrupted, you will encounter the Nvldumd.dll Bad Image […]

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Bad Image MSVCP120.dll and MSVCP140.dll with ERROR 0xc000012f

Bad Image MSVCP120.dll and MSVCP140.dll with ERROR 0xc000012f with several .exe files - acrobat, HRBlock, icloudservices, etc. This is a Windows 7 machine that was updated to Windows 10.

 

Bad Image Errors - dll files changing to 0 bytes

Hi
Have an unusual problem (to me anyway)

Last week I got "Bad Image" errors with Adobe Lightroom (the program had worked OK previously). Two .dll files were listed as corrupt and in Explorer both were shown has having 0 bytes size. Re-installation resolved the problem.
Today I have had the same "bad image" error with another program. Techsmith SnagIt. Once again it was .dll files and they show in explorer as 0 bytes. The timestamp on the 0 byte dlls is the time of the error i.e. today (not when the files were installed).

What I've done so far :
Ran McAfee viruscan across all disks - no problems reported.
Ran Malwarebytes - no problems reported

Went to the properties for the disk drive and under "Tools" ran error check - nothing found
The disk is an SSD so I went to Samsung Magician which shows drive condition as good and S.M.A.R.T. shows wear levelling count at Current Value 99. I do not use Rapid Mode.

The problems are happening on a Samsung 850 Evo 500GB

Any suggestions welcome

Dave

 

Windows 10 Bad image error

Hi,

The error messages Windows - Bad Image' came up with the text 'C:/WINDOWS/SYSTEM32/MSVCP140.dll
may possibly occur due to corrupted system files. To assist you better, we'd like to gather more information:

• Have you made any recent changes prior to this issue?
• Is your Windows 10 computer up to date?
• What specific task are you trying to do when you received the error message?

We're looking forward to your response.