Windows 10: RtkNGUI64.exe - System error

Hello, I've had this computer for a while now and i never had this issue. Recently however, i keep seeing "The code execution cannot proceed because ResampleDmo.DLL was not found. Reinstalling the program may fix this problem" How do i fix this? I am on windows 11.

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RtkNGUI64.exe

I've been receiving the following error messages consistently for the past week or so. I'm also unable to open several programs, including the task manager and I can't uninstall certain programs.

RtkNGUI64.exe - Bad Image

RAVBg64.exe - Bad Image

RunDLL: There was a problem starting C:\Windows\System32\LogiLDA.dll

There was a problem starting C:\Program Files\HP\HP Deskjet 2050 J510\bin\HPStatusBl.dll

 

RtkNGUI64.exe

Hi asdfasfAM

You seem to have many different issues on your PC . . .

RtkNGUI64.exe and RAVBg64.exe are the Realtek Audio device driver on your PC

LogiLDA.dll is the Logitech Download Assistant

HPStatusBl.dll is the Taskbar icon app for your HP Printer driver software

Have you recently received a large Windows 10 update?

 

(SOLVED) Earphones/Headphones Not Recognized by Windows 10/11 -- RtkNGUI64.exe

I have had problems with my apple earphones not being recognized by my Dell XPS Desktop. The only way to fix it was to restart my PC with my earphones plugged in.

SOLUTION: There is a file called RtkNGUI64.exe under C:/Program Files (x86)/ Realtek/Audio/Drivers/HDADrv/WIN64/RtkNGUI64.exe

This will create a manual audio popup.

From here go to the Advanced tab and then select Jack Information on the left column. You should be able to click the green port under "Front Panel" and it will provide a pop-up "Which device did you plug in" which is what should normally popup when you plug in your device.

Hope this fixes your issue whoever finds this. The dell team always tries to make you run a troubleshoot which does absolutely nothing.... ever, never has.

Thanks,

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