Windows 10: How Do you Convert a .Blob into a wrpint.dll version 10.0.22621.2423?

Hi Microsoft friends. When I downloaded this which was supposedly a wrpint.dll version 10.0.22621.2423, it downloaded as E17C7CD99AF62EB63A6B7E5BFE22996C102D768EF7F420DFE463CFD48DE0E59D00.blobIt has some kind of code associated with it:I searched online if there is .blob to .dll converter, there is none.I take you have to use some kind of converter perhaps through Visual Basic I'm not a programmer to make it into the wrpint.dll? If yes, how do you go about that a link to a tutorial would be alright?Thank you.God bless.

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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