Windows 10: the binkw64.dll file is installed in the windows os wondows system directory it must be...

the binkw64.dll file is installed in the windows os wondows system directory it must be installed in the application directory??how to do this?

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I need to put BinkW64.DLL into my applications folder and am not sure how to.

the game I'm trying to fix is modern warfare (2019).I've put BinkW64.DLL into my "system32" and "SysWOW64" folders. after that the error says "The BinkW64.DLL file is installed in the windows or windows system directory-it must be installed in the application directory"

not sure what to do any help would be appreciated.

 

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got dll?

I'm looking for some more current .dll files than I currently have on hand; anyone with

eax.dll - more recent than 4.0.1.0
wrap_oal.dll - more recent than 2.2.0.5
openAL32.dll - more recent than 6.14.357.23


if you'd be so kind enough to throw them in a zip and attach, I'd appreciate it!

eax.dll is usually installed with EAX supporting games, should be able to find it within game directories

wrap_oal.dll and openAL32.dll are installed to Windows\System32\ directory. Some OpenAL supporting games will sometimes have newer versions found within their respective directories as well


if a mod, for some strange reason, has an issue with this post (I'd assume not, as these .dlls are for the most part open-source), you can close this thread.